
This joint paper co-issued by the SPES, WISE Horizons, ToBe, WISER, and MERGE projects proposes a policy agenda for the new European Commission to ensure sustainable and inclusive wellbeing. It calls for integrated public and stakeholder support to develop policies that address immediate concerns and secure the future wellbeing of people, aiming for a secure, prosperous, and equitable Europe through forward-thinking policymaking. The paper puts forward concrete suggestions on how the European Commission can advance sustainable and inclusive wellbeing in times of polycrisis. These include strengthening the science-based policy toolkit, reforming the European semester process, as well as implementing policies for 5 societal transformations and 13 policy areas.
accounts, future generations, policy models, sustainability, European Semester, sustainable and inclusive wellbeing, metrics, policy agenda, wellbeing, inclusion
accounts, future generations, policy models, sustainability, European Semester, sustainable and inclusive wellbeing, metrics, policy agenda, wellbeing, inclusion
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