The event explored what needs to be done to ensure that consumers are treated fairly across the EU. 
New poll shows most Europeans think life is generally fair, but have concerns over justice, political decisions and income inequality.
Roughly 30% of the world's population said they would like to move abroad, but less than 1% actually have 
London, Paris, Berlin, Gran Canaria, Madrid, Tenerife, Rome, Prague, Vienna and Palma de Mallorca are busiest tourist destinations in European Commission JRC scientists have mapped tourism hotspots in Europe for all four seasons and created an index on the estimated vulnerability of regions to shocks in the tourism sector.
With travel becoming easier and less expensive, tourism has become an important economic sector in the European Union. In 2016, the EU had an estimated 40.5% market share of global international tourist arrivals.
Vladimir Šucha, Director-General of the Joint Research Centre (left) and Philippe Mauguin, President of INRA (right) shake hands after signing the agreement 
Innovation Radar is a data-driven online tool to help match innovators with those who can help get their innovations to market 
The new initiative aims to understand and explain the drivers that influence policy decisions and political discourse. 
Global Report on Food Crises finds that in 2017 major famines were partly averted but food security remains critical The Global Report on Food Crises, presented on 22 March 2018 in Rome, indicates that major risks of famine were averted in 2017 in the four countries that were declared at risk in early 2017: Yemen, Somalia, South Sudan and North Nigeria.
However, it also highlights the severity and the complexity of food crises around the world.
Wetlands and other natural infrastructure can perform even better than man-made alternatives for water purification and flood protection. 
JRC has supported the Digital Taxation package by providing data and estimates on corporate profit allocation of Web companies On 21 March 2018, the Commission presented its proposal establishing rules at EU level to ensure the fair and effective taxation of the digital economy.
JRC scientists have supported the package by providing data and estimates on corporate profit allocation of Web companies and by analysing the macroeconomic impact of the proposal.
