Local finances in Europe: unlocking investments for sustainable and resilient societies
REGISTRATION OPEN UNTIL 2 NOVEMBER 2022 / On-site event, registrations are limited to 50 participants maximum

* (10.00-12.00) Presentation of CEMR study on local finances and the green transition, 2010-2020
* (13.00-15.00) Debate on reform of the EU's macroeconomic governance


Date: 10 November
Time: 10h-15h
Venue: 1 Square de Meeûs, 1000 Brussels / Room Meeûs, 1st floor
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