Greece 2035: Productivity, institutions and the next growth model
A research agenda for durable prosperity beyond the investment cycle.
Read the analysis →Evidence for the national conversation
Rigorous research and independent analysis of the forces shaping the country—its economy, institutions, society and place in the world.
A research agenda for durable prosperity beyond the investment cycle.
Read the analysis →Latest scholarship
A sector-by-sector assessment of investment, skills and institutional capacity.
New evidence on age, care, housing and intergenerational support.
Why implementation quality matters as much as policy design.
Exposure, adaptation and the policy choices ahead.
Policy monitor
Independent scrutiny of national reforms, public finances and institutional performance.
A practical framework for evaluating the quality—not only the quantity—of public spending.
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Explore related research →Making prevention, insurance and adaptation part of the national investment strategy.
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Capital formation, financing conditions and the choices that determine productive capacity.
Pensions, care and opportunity viewed as one connected national challenge.
Moving from online transactions to genuinely interoperable public services.
Planning national resilience across agriculture, cities, industry and tourism.
How Greece can turn cultural depth into contemporary international influence.
Security, competitiveness and the country’s evolving place in European policy.
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Public finance · Productivity
Demography · Social policy
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