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Agnieszka Maj

Sustainable policies

Economist

Labour market and social policy Team

Sustainable development policy team

Education:

MA, International Economics, Kraków University of Economics

Exchange student – MA, Social Sciences, ISCTE – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Exchange student – MA, Marketing & Communication, Budapest University of Economics and Business

BA, International Economics, Kraków University of Economics

Exchange student – BA, Administración y Dirección de Empresas, University of A Coruña

Languages

Polish (native)

English (fluent)

Spanish (intermediate)

Agnieszka Maj is an Economist (Environment, Energy and Climate Change) at the CASE – Center for Social and Economic Research. At CASE, she focuses on climate policy, social equity, sustainable urban development, and building resilience to climate-related challenges. Her work explores the intersection of social justice and environmental transformation, with particular emphasis on inclusive governance and community-led resilience strategies. Her work also spans Euro-Mediterranean cooperation, addressing socio-environmental challenges and supporting context-sensitive policy responses.

She contributes to research and policy projects commissioned by European institutions, including the European Economic and Social Committee and the European Committee of the Regions, as well as to grant-funded initiatives related to climate resilience and education for sustainable transformation.

Prior to joining CASE, Agnieszka worked as a Project Manager and International Cooperation Specialist at Riga Technical University, where she managed international projects focused on sustainable development, labour markets, and inclusion in higher education. She also has professional experience in digital marketing and content creation for technology start-ups.

Selected publications:

Fostering Regional Cooperation on Natural Disasters and Crisis Management in the Mediterranean

Natural disasters: anticipatory governance and disaster risk management from a local and regional perspective

Affordable Sustainable Housing in the EU

Local and Regional Success Stories of Investing in Disaster Resilience

Challenges and Opportunities for Local Authorities in Supporting Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation

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The repercussions of US agri-food tariffs on EU regions

Study on the repercussions of US agri-food tariffs on EU regions, prepared for the Commission for Natural Resources of the European Committee of the Regions, analyzes the effects of the EU–US tariff a

Sustainable policies

Trade & Macro

The role of local and regional authorities and decentralised cooperation in fragile settings: building on the experience of the Nicosia Initiative in Libya

Report: “The role of local and regional authorities and decentralised cooperation in fragile settings: building on the experience of the Nicosia Initiative in Libya” analyses how local public institutions and partnership-based cooperation can support stability, resilience and social dialogue in countries affected by conflict, political instability and protracted crises.

Sustainable policies

Fostering Regional Cooperation on Natural Disasters and Crisis Management in the Mediterranean

The publication explores how Mediterranean countries can strengthen collective resilience to growing climate and disaster risks. The study stresses regional coordination, inclusive disaster management

Sustainable policies

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Agnieszka Maj

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The repercussions of US agri-food tariffs on EU regions

The role of local and regional authorities and decentralised cooperation in fragile settings: building on the experience of the Nicosia Initiative in Libya

Fostering Regional Cooperation on Natural Disasters and Crisis Management in the Mediterranean

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Agnieszka Maj

Related Works:

The repercussions of US agri-food tariffs on EU regions

The role of local and regional authorities and decentralised cooperation in fragile settings: building on the experience of the Nicosia Initiative in Libya

Fostering Regional Cooperation on Natural Disasters and Crisis Management in the Mediterranean

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