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EU: European Commission Communication: Strengthening the foundations of Smart Regulation – improving evaluation

02 October 2013

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"Responding to the need to continually improve and strengthen governance, the European Commission has developed a comprehensive Smart Regulation policy aimed at facilitating the achievement of public policy objectives at minimum cost and improving the added value of EU intervention. Evaluation is a key Smart Regulation tool, helping the Commission to assess whether EU actions are actually delivering the expected results...."

See the full text: Strengthening the foundations of Smart Regulation – improving evaluation (COM 686-13, pdf)

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