For full reproducibility, following the Open Policy Analysis guidelines, this deliverable is a “live policy document” that will aim to be first useful for the reader in the calendar year 2024, but will integrate data as they appear in the pipeline from the inception of the project (and illustration data at the Proposal Stage). The Report on Music, Society, and Citizenship in Europe provides a detailed concert and recorded music audience comparison for all EU countries, starting from 2007, showing the participation in music (audience, amateur practices, education), as well as the role of music in social networks. The document covers the entire EU27, with national chapters in countries where we have more detailed data collection: e.g., it includes environmental, social, and governance sustainability country reports for Italy and Bulgaria, with corporate case studies, meeting the criteria set out in the European Green Deal, the Corporate Social Responsibility Directive proposal and the Sustainable Finance Package (further country chapters may be included provided local stakeholders are open to replicating the data collection using our open-source tools). It also analyses the transfer potential of the Italian pilot study to other European music ecosystems, as a new best practice. It is designed to be readable as a stand-alone deliverable, but the data it presents will also be integrated into the Digital Music Observatory (D5.1)..