knowledge brokered through its various tools and how stakeholders perceive its effectiveness. Additionally, investigating which actors benefit most from the EMN’s brokered knowledge, how effectively the network fosters evidence uptake in policymaking, and the extent to which its outputs influence decision-making could provide valuable insights. Given that knowledge brokering appears to be a promising approach to increasing evidence uptake and considering the EMN’s extensive network dedicated to facilitating information exchange, further research on optimizing its role as a knowledge broker could be highly beneficial. Strengthening this function could help bridge the gap between research and policy more effectively, ultimately contributing to more informed and evidence-based decision-making on issues related to migration and statelessness. 34