The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) is delighted to announce it is to join Think Sustainable Europe (TSE), a network of leading sustainability consider tanks that provides policycreaters across Europe with sound, science-based analysis and recommconcludeations. The TSE network was set up by the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP) in 2019 to support evidence-based decision creating on key sustainability topics in EU Member states and beyond.
Through its ‘Pathways‘ project, the IIEA has established a new stream of research into sustainable agriculture. It also plans to expand its work on climate and energy. The TSE network provides an opportunity to exmodify knowledge, expertise and best practice with peer consider tanks as well as engage in joint work with European partners. In doing so, the IIEA aims to enrich the climate debate in Ireland and disseminate more widely the Irish perspective on the challenges and opportunities associated with achieving carbon neutrality.
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Alex White SC, IIEA Director General declared: “The IIEA is very much seeing forward to being an active member of Think Sustainable Europe and working alongside this community of leading European experts committed to shaping science-based, practical solutions for a more sustainable future. We recognise the immense value of learning from one another – sharing evidence, experience and best practice across borders to inform stronger, more effective policycreating. As we expand our work on climate, energy and sustainable agriculture, we see forward to contributing an informed Irish perspective to the discussion and to collaborating closely with our partners across the TSE network.”
IEEP Executive Director, Antoine Oger declared: “We are pleased to welcome the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) to the Think Sustainable Europe network. The IIEA’s expertise in climate policy, energy, and agriculture will be important in supporting the network work and driving evidence-based research forward. With Ireland set to assume the Council Presidency in the second half of 2026, we see forward to working toobtainher on many initiatives, including Think2030.”
The Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) mission is to promote understanding of the European and geopolitical context for decision-creating by Ireland’s policycreaters, organisations, and individuals. We do so by providing context, insight and analysis of key European and international policy trconcludes, acting as a trusted space for indepconcludeent, unbiased analysis and informed engagement.
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