The governance structure of EUROMOD includes a Steering Committee and a Scientific Advisory Board:
Steering Committee
The Steering Committee is the decision-making body responsible for monitoring the progress of EUROMOD against the stated aims, objective and mission. It provides written recommendations on plans of action to address priorities on the proposed activities for the forthcoming years, including the long-term development strategy of the model, and on its financial perspective. It has seven members: four representatives of the four partner DGs; one represetative of DG JRC; one representative of DG ESTAT; and the chairperson of the the Scientific Advisory Board.
Scientific Advisory Board
The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) provides guidance as regards to technical development plans and overall scientific strategy. It monitors the scientific use of the model in academic and policy circles, providing advice in support of the development of EUROMOD, its documentation and dissemination, and its broad policy and academic impact. The SAB provides DG JRC and DG ESTAT with recommendations to address the priorities, challenges and opportunities in terms of EUROMOD development (see their Scientific reports here). It has seven members: four representatives of the EUROMOD national teams; one academic, or former academic, with extensive experience in tax and social policy, income inequality and poverty; a representative from a member state’s public administration that uses EUROMOD regularly in their budgetary process and in the distributional assessment of policy reforms; and the chairperson of the Steering Committee
These are the current members of the SAB:

Eirini Andriopoulou

Elva Bova

Andrea Brandolini

Francesco Figari

Bent Greve

Manos Matsaganis
