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New EIB research contract with Politécnica de Madrid

The EIB Institute has signed a new EIB research contract with Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. The STAREBEI research grant on  «Analysing the influence of EU support on PPPs’ performance» will last one year from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020. This is the second...

“Museum on wheels” finishes its first tour

On 11 April, the first European “museum on wheels” launched by the EIB Institute, Turin’s Museo del Risparmio and Scania Italia to teach Italian children how to make conscious use of resources finished its journey in the capital city of Rome. In seven months the SAVE...

First EIB research contract with Johns Hopkins University

The EIB Institute has signed its first EIB research contract with Johns Hopkins University, Bologna. The STAREBEI research grant on  “Cyber Threats and Institutional Responses: An EU Case Study”  will last nine months. This is the first STAREBEI research contract...

“Museum on wheels” arrives in Rome!

“Museum on wheels” arrives in Rome!

On 11 April, the journey of the first European “museum on wheels” – launched by the EIB Institute, Turin’s Museo del Risparmio and Scania Italia to teach Italian children how to make conscious use of resources – will end in the capital city of Rome. The SAVE...

Time for science-based action!

What can companies do to fight climate change? The most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change special report reminds us of the urgent imperative to stay within the 1,5°C maximum temperature. Companies must take up their responsibilities and act. But at...

EIB lights it up blue for autism!

For the first time this year, the EIB Group, through the EIB Institute, joined the “Light it up blue” action for autism on 2 April, World Autism Awareness Day. Autism is a complex, lifelong neurological condition affecting 1 in 100 persons in Europe. The “Light it up...

Inequality and consumption

Inequality and consumption

The debate over inequality relies mostly on income data but consumption is a direct measure of well being and a good indicator of inequality notably because it reflects long-term prospects, said Professor Tullio Jappelli, University of Naples Federico II at a seminar organised jointly by the EIB Institute and the University of Luxembourg as part of the “Inequality and…” series….”

Inequality and beliefs

Inequality and beliefs

People accept inequality more when they believe it reflects a meritocracy, said Dr Christina Fong, Carnegie Mellon University, at a seminar organised jointly by the EIB Institute and the University of Luxembourg as part of the “Inequality and…” series.