100 peer reviews: a journey of learning and impact

I want to thank each and every one of you once again for your contribution to the Peer Review: the two days was such an energetic and comprehensive package, and that’s a positive observation!
 
We are eager to process the recommendations we received, and are more than happy to share the forthcoming developments with you in due course. In the meantime, we’ll fight the chilly weather with the warm memories of our event, of you people.

Learning shouldn’t end with the graduation.

We live in a fast changing world and it is vital for policy analysts to focus on continuous learning. And this is what the Policy Learning Platform offers: an incredible opportunity to stay up to speed with what happens around Europe! 

We would like to thank the program and the peers for their incredible work and very insightful and human approach. 

We’ve learned a lot through this experience and hope to keep capitalising on the peers’ experiences and feedbacks: the opportunity to listen and learn from each other will hopefully be the jumpstart to a better and more fruitful collaboration in order to tackle more efficiently the issue of school dropouts and NEETs integration in the labour market.

The Peer Review came in at a very good timing as the District of Stara Zagora, being highly dependent on the energy sector, is exploring options towards cleaner coal and economic diversification.

This tool was a great opportunity for us. The 2-days event was certainly very interesting. The peers showed various interesting cases. It was a great practical experience as well, so I hope that each stakeholders has learned the most from its lessons and experience.

The peer review has been a firework of new ideas and interesting collaboration offers.

A big thank you to all for helping us to think out of the box. We see that we need to change the scale, acquire internal financial expertise, adapt our strategy and look closer into guarantees and risk.