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Blomeyer & Sanz hosts annual team meeting in Sigüenza, Spain, 3-4 November 2025
Blomeyer & Sanz hosted its fifth annual team meeting in Sigüenza, Spain on 4 November 2025. All team members and a former colleague joined from Bratislava, Newcastle and Paris. The team meeting focused on ‘meaningful growth’. The meeting began with a supportive tone of a roundtable in which each team
Blomeyer & Sanz has conducted an evaluation of the “International Accountability Platform for Belarus” for the Danish Institute Against Torture – Dignity
Dignity contracted Blomeyer and Sanz to conduct an evaluation of the International Accountability Platform for Belarus (IAPB). The evaluation assessed the level of support by the platform and provided some recommendations for improvement. The IAPB is a consortium of four independent international and Belarusian NGOs that gathered following the 2020
Blomeyer & Sanz Evaluates Rule of Law and Judicial Independence in Poland and Central Asia
Blomeyer & Sanz is conducting an evaluation of key aspects of the rule of law and judicial independence in Poland and several Central Asian countries. The evaluation forms part of broader efforts by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) to strengthen democratic institutions and promote respect for
Blomeyer & Sanz delivers a study for the European Parliament on the potential of ‘other revenue’ in the EU revenue system
Mapping the current structure and discovering the potential of ‘other revenue’ Led by the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO), Blomeyer & Sanz and the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw) have contributed to a new research study that examines into the concept of ‘other revenue’ within the EU’s
Blomeyer & Sanz Contributed to the EASPD Study on the Use of AI in the Social Care Sector
In cooperation with Policy Impact Lab, Blomeyer & Sanz has contributed to a research study on ‘Current and future use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in social care for persons with disabilities’ commissioned by the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD). The report provides a comprehensive analysis
Evaluating Roma Inclusion Projects: A National and Regional Analysis by Triskuel and Blomeyer & Sanz for the Villum Foundation
Researchers and evaluators from Triskuel and Blomeyer & Sanz met to discuss the methodology for evaluating the Villum Foundation’s Roma Inclusion Projects in Central Europe. This assignment encompasses the evaluation of twelve distinct projects in Hungary, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, as well as a literature review. The review