This report introduces a multi-dimensional framework to assess and compare entrepreneurial ecosystems across all OECD countries. Designed as a policy support tool, the report provides evidence-based insights to identify systemic bottlenecks and guide national strategies. It aims to facilitate informed dialogue and targeted policy action to build dynamic and balanced national entrepreneurial ecosystems.

This report examines how countries can navigate risks through agile, adaptable and aligned supply chains. It explores trade dependencies, the costs of relocalisation, and how digitalisation and sustainability can shape stronger global supply chains. The report makes recommendations for how governments can manage risk and promote resilient supply chains.

This summary report for policymakers shows that reaching net zero is still possible but requires urgent action. It also discusses the importance of public support; trade, investment and finance; climate adaptation; and bridging knowledge gaps to improve the effectiveness of climate policies.

Meaningful citizen participation in policymaking is critical. This report identifies systemic challenges for citizen participation facing citizens, elected representatives, civil servants and civil society. It advocates for a strategic and targeted approach to citizen participation; lowering barriers to enable more inclusive participation; building capacity among both civil servants and citizens; and ensuring impact and accountability.

Place-based policies have seen renewed interest against a backdrop of persistent spatial disparities in economic, social and environmental outcomes. This report synthesises the latest knowledge and evidence on place-based policies to provide policymakers across all levels of government with insights on the design and implementation of better (place-based) policies for better lives.