This toolkit is designed to help non-profits integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into their operations. While businesses are increasingly mandated to adopt ESG strategies, non-profits have a unique opportunity to drive change—not just by advocating for sustainable policies, but by embedding these principlesin their own daily practices.

The publication provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation, emphasizing its practical effects and the challenges of governing AI across multiple levels of oversight, where national laws often intersect or conflict with overarching EU policies. 

Public education is a common good, and the right to education – even in situations of detention – is a right guaranteed in all EU Constitutions.

This publication is the outcome of a joint undertaking between ELF and FNF Europe. Most of the ideas and proposals contained in this book were discussed and developed during a two-day conference of the ELF-FNF Policy Labs held in Brussels on 6 and 7 April 2024.

The paper examines Romania’s evolving political landscape and the decay in Romania’s hard-won democratic foundations.

A critical review of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing.

This publication by the Rainbow Platform measures attitudes towards diversity in political parties and organisations, ultimately laying out the importance of ensuring more inclusive organisations.

Facts are no antidotes to narratives regardless of the sincerity, the intention, and the diligence with which fact checkers serve facts to those who reject them.

This publication raises awareness of the multi-layered and complex nature of the challenges EU member states and the EU itself must face in connection with understanding and interpreting the state’s role in the market.

Which Path ForThe Decades To Come?

This publication examines the current artificial intelligence landscape and initiatives in the EU and explores their role within the context of the human-centric society.

This policy paper provides an evaluation of the importance of the Baltic Sea and the global challenges faced by EU nations in the region.