CEPA: Programs

	Central European Energy Horizons
	The Central European Energy Horizons program at CEPA is an initiative to provide government and business leaders with a comprehensive analytical and policy toolkit for meeting the demands of the emerging 21st Century regional energy security landscape. Read More >>

	Eastern Lights
	The Eastern Lights program at CEPA examines the potential for democratic reform and transformation among the EU’s Eastern neighbors, primarily in Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine. Read More >>

	Visegrád to Weimar
	Coinciding with the back-to-back Hungarian and Polish EU Presidencies in 2011, CEPA’s Visegrád to Weimar program studies the growing leadership potential of the ten post-Communist countries of Central Europe in the decision-making councils of the EU. Read More >>

	The U.S.-Central Europe Strategy Forum
	The U.S.-Central Europe Strategy Forum at CEPA is a bipartisan, multi-year, eleven-nation Expert Forum that brings together mid-career policy specialists and practitioners from the United States and Central Europe to encourage innovative, forward-looking strategic thinking and planning about the Central European region and its partnership with the United States. Read More >>

	Keeping New Allies
	The Keeping New Allies program at CEPA is the first initiative of its kind to holistically assess the health and trajectory of U.S. relations with the young democracies of Central Europe. By evaluating U.S. efforts at improving transatlantic ties with Central Europe, CEPA will work to strengthen public, policymaker and expert community awareness about the need to maintain and strengthen America’s engagement in the strategically vital Central European region. Read More >>

	Global Allies
	The Global Allies program at CEPA examines the similar political and security dynamics confronting U.S. allies in three global regions: Central and Eastern Europe, East Asia and the Middle East. Launched in 2010, the program is the first effort of its kind to produce a multi-region strategic perspective in the Washington policy community. Read More >>