Policy Publications

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1. Alberti, V., Banys, K., Caperna, G., Del Sorbo, M., Fregoni, M., Havari, E., Kovacic, M., Lapatinas, A., Litina, A., Montalto, V., Tacao Moura, C.J., Neher, F., Panella, F., Peragine, V., Pisoni, E., Stuhler, J., Symeonidis, K., Verzillo, S. and Boldrini, M., Monitoring Multidimensional Inequalities in the European Union, Dominguez Torreiro, M. and Papadimitriou, E. editor(s), EUR 30649 EN, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 2021, ISBN 978-92-76-32442-3, doi:10.2760/726031, JRC123911.

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Policy report for the European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) developing a multidimensional framework to monitor inequalities across EU Member States, covering economic, social, territorial, and opportunity-related dimensions, and providing evidence to support more inclusive and equitable policymaking in Europe.

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2. Dlouhá, Jana; Barton, Andrew; Litina-Papastathi, Anastasia; Pachmanová, Lenka; “Indicators for Reflection of Learning Processes in Sustainability Oriented Regional Networks of Cooperation” Multi-Actor Learning, 47, 2011. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2012.07.023

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Research article proposing indicators to assess learning processes and knowledge exchange within sustainability-oriented regional cooperation networks, highlighting how multi-actor collaboration, stakeholder engagement, and social learning can support sustainable development and regional governance.

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4. Papadaki, L., Akinsete, E., Alamanos, A., Georganas, S., Landis, C., Koltsida, P., Litina, A., Samartzis, P., Toli, E., Velias, A., & Koundouri, P. (Year). From behavioural insights to fair water pricing: Living labs as a nexus within the social impact assessment framework.

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Research contribution examining how behavioural insights and Living Labs can support socially fair and publicly acceptable water pricing policies, integrating stakeholder participation and social impact assessment to promote equitable and sustainable water resource management.

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​5.  Koundouri, P., Campbell, D., Maliki, S., Litina, A., Onofri, L., Lancaster, A. M. S. N., Landis, C., Jiang, N., & Mashayek, A. (2026). Human well-being. In The Third World Ocean Assessment (WOA III). United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea.

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Through the Third World Ocean Assessment (WOA III), this work contributes to the global evidence base informing ocean policy, demonstrating that protecting marine ecosystems is not only an environmental imperative but also a social investment that supports well-being, community resilience, cultural continuity, and intergenerational equity.