Bringing global efforts together for a more  sustainable future

The European Think Tanks Group (ETTG) is a network that brings innovative and policy-relevant research and analysis, pooling the multidisciplinary expertise of our 6 member institutes

Independent by nature

Aiming at informing and influencing European and international cooperation

International cooperation

Coordinating and facilitating multi-stakeholder dialogue

400 researchers

Distributed across our 6 member institutes to facilitate, produce and disseminate evidence-based knowledge and innovation

Sustainable innovation

Connecting policy-relevant research with EU policymaking and implementation

Working
on a global  scale

In the 15 years of its existence ETTG members have extended to 7 European states. Additionally, ETTG has built partnerships with a diversity of governmental, inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations and leading think tanks in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe.

Cities that ETTG has directly presented or organised events in the framework of a project.

Geographic areas that have been subject to ETTG analysis.

Collective action
for greater impact 

The strength of ETTG is based on the multidisciplinary expertise of over 400 researchers, covering the EU’s comprehensive external action and international cooperation agenda. ETTG members share a strong belief in collective action to achieve global public goods. As independent think tanks, ETTG members systematically connect with the policymaking world at the level of the EU institutions and member states, with a broad range of civil society actors, through practical research and analysis, and by organising debates, workshops and high-level events.

"We analyse and translate the relations between the EU and the South, from policy formulation to implementation. We provide policy-oriented analyses offering recommendations that take into account trade-offs and dilemmas in development decisions."
Iliana Olivié
ETTG Director


Latest

Staying engaged as Team Europe in fragile settings

Picture of Bamako, MalI by Thomas Brissiaud, available on iStock The forthcoming ETTG collective report, authored by Sophie Desmidt (ECDPM), Julian Bergmann (IDOS), Benedikt Erforth (IDOS), Sara Gianesello (ECDPM), explores the complex challenges and opportunities of European engagement in fragile settings. It is produced in the framework of our partnership

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