BELSPO - HAIOPOLICY (2023-2027) (881,000 euro)
Principal Investigator
The goal of this project is to identify the effects of complex shocks to vulnerable groups, and to provide evidence-based policy recommendations to decision makers on how to support these vulnerable groups and how to make our economies more resilient to future shocks. This project is funded by BELSPO, the Belgian Federal Science Agency.
BELSPO - BE-PIN (2023-2027) (2,000,000 euro)
Collaborator
BE-PIN sets the scientific and organisational foundations for a multidisciplinary, collaborative intelligence network capable of addressing future pandemic and epidemic risks. We work towards better access to data, more advanced analytical capacities, and tailored tools providing important insights for decision-making and communication at federal and regional levels.
Eurostat AIML4OS (2024-2028) (4,000,000 euro)
Collaborator
“Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Official Statistics” is a collaborative project involving National Statistical Institutes from 16 EU countries and funded by Eurostat. The aim is to develop a platform for EU statistical institutes for implementing AI/ML based solutions - to enable the development of more efficient and effective ways to deliver growing demand on official statistics.
BE-SEDEP (2026) (115,000 euro)
Principal Investigator, with KU Leuven
BE-SEDEP develops a rigorous, data-driven framework to measure Belgium's strategic economic dependencies within the EU's Open Strategic Autonomy agenda. Working with FPS Economy and the European Commission, the project combines detailed trade and production data with input-output analysis and network metrics to build improved indicators that go beyond current EC methodologies. The result is a quantitative toolbox that allows policymakers to identify critical supply chain vulnerabilities, assess substitutability, and simulate the effects of geopolitical shocks or policy interventions.