
25 July 2022
Yearbook 2021
Key developments presented in the 2021 edition include: ESA and EU seeking new impetus for European space activities and new steps in space tourism.
The Yearbook on Space Policy is an annual publication, which provides an overview of major developments and trends in space policy, industry, programmes, economy and overall worldwide activity over the year. The ESPI Yearbook does not aim to be comprehensive but rather to provide useful information, data and insights on a selection of topics expected to shape the future of the global and European space sector.
25 July 2022
Key developments presented in the 2021 edition include: ESA and EU seeking new impetus for European space activities and new steps in space tourism.
6 July 2021
Key developments in 2020 included: New European ambitions and a change in space leadership, the Artemis Accords, and a record setting year for European NewSpace.
10 May 2020
Key developments in 2019 included: Setting up of DG DEFIS, the enactment of new civil and defence national space policies, and financial commitments at ESA Space19+ Council.
Previous editions of the Yearbook on Space Policy are available at Springer Publishing's website.
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