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Policy dialogue

Engaging with regulatory bodies and industry leaders to shape coherent, forward-looking resilience frameworks across Europe.

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What this involves

  • Convert exercise and project findings into instruments an institution can adopt: policy briefs, regulatory options papers and procurement recommendations.
  • Convene the people who can change the rule — roundtables and expert dialogues that put ministries, regulators, operators and researchers at one table.
  • Follow the money: funding concept notes and EU and NATO engagement briefs that place a lesson inside a programme that already exists.

Typical engagement

Policy dialogue is where evidence becomes durable change — embedded in rules, standards, procurement models and budgets rather than in a report. CORE is non-partisan: we work with any ministry, municipality or institution that will act on a finding, and we take no position in party politics. This step is usually commissioned by an organisation that has already run a diagnosis or an exercise and needs the result to hold once the project team disbands.