The European Commission has set up a scientific advisory board for EU development policy.
Launched in Brussels on 15 February, the board comprises eight academics who will meet a couple of times a year to provide research-based policy advice. The board will discuss issues such as how to improve food security or how to ensure access to energy services for the poor.
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