Julie Pellegrin

Development & Evaluation

Julie Pellegrin is a political scientist specializing in public policy analysis, innovation and regional development policies, and evaluation research.

She holds a PhD in International Political Economy from the European University Institute in Florence and a MA in Applied Economics from the Institut d’Etudes Politiques in Paris.

She has a longstanding experience as a teacher and as a researcher in the UK, the Netherlands, Germany and the Czech Republic. She currently teaches at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques in Paris and at the University of Reims Champagne Ardenne.

She is specialised in the design and evaluation of competitiveness strategies (clustering of SMEs, innovation, networking, etc.) and exhibits a consolidated experience in managing the evaluation of projects and programmes financed by the EU.

She has been involved in different evaluation projects carried out on the behalf of the European Commission (DG Enterprise, DG Regio, DG Employment), as well as national and regional authorities in France, Belgium, Italy.

Relevant projects in which she has been involved are the ex-post evaluation of the Structural Funds in the period 2000-2006; the Mid Term Evaluation of the Community Support Framework for Italian Ob.1 regions; a research programme carried out at the OECD on the use of performance indicators in regional development policies; the evaluation of monitoring systems used in connection with programmes co-funded by the European Social Fund; a technical assistance project in Turkey on the development of a National Clustering Policy; the Trend Chart on Innovation in Europe.

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