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Researcher mobility

Transitioning from a state of brain drain to brain circulation involves implementing policies and creating an environment that encourages skilled professionals to engage in global knowledge exchange while maintaining strong connections with their territories, and ultimately contributing to a more dynamic and interconnected global economy. A first example of initiatives promoting brain circulation is represented by the Erasmus+ opportunities, which enable young people to make a great fir...

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Researcher Mobility in the Western Balkans

Raising Awareness in the Region

For this month’s edition of the Western Balkans Info Hub Newsletter, POLICY ANSWERS approached Ornela Bardhi for an interview. Originally from Albania, she has rich mobility experience ...

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POLICY ANSWERS: R&I Policy making, implementation and Support in the Western Balkans

Fostering the stability and prosperity of the Western Balkans remains a key priority for the EU, especially taking into account the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic which has being hitting the Western Balkans societies and economies hard. As outlined in the European Commission´s priorities, green transition,...
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