Energy and climate change mitigation, analyzing
the trends and driving forces relating to energy
supply and demand in the future and
the potential development of
new energy sources
Geopolitics and Governance, addressing
the regional and international political
challenges faced by Southern
Mediterranean States
Economic development and regional integration focusing
on macroeconomic and fiscal determinants for long term
growth prospects, potential paths for regional
economic integration through trade, investment
and private sector (and sectors of special
importance) development
Sustainable development, management of resources,
mitigation of and adaptation to global warming, examining
the options available to ensure simultaneous growth
and environmental sustainability
Financial services and capital markets,
addressing the issues for further development
of a financial sector supporting local needs
Human capital, social protection, inequality and migration,
assessing the conditions of the social protection
schemes, human capital endowment, gender equality,
regional educational systems and their likely
development paths
Demography, ageing, migration,
health and gender issues, covering
demographic trends, ongoing changes
and their potential future patterns
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The MEDPRO project is a three-year European research project funded by the European Commission Directorate General Research -
Unit L Science, Economy and Society Grant agreement n°: 244578-FP7-SSH-2009-A
MEDPRO is coordinated by the Centre for European Policy Studies
1, place du Congrès, B-1000 Brussels, Belgium
E-mail: medpro(at)ceps.eu, Telephone: +32-(0)2-229.39.11, Fax: +32-(0)2-229.41.51
