[PDF] Top 20 Information Guide: Transport Policy

... common transport policy’ (COM(92)494 – text via the Archive of European Integration), in which it undertook to promote trans-European transport ...effective transport system on a ... See full document

... trade policy in promoting the EU’s global ...trade policy indicated that they considered Global Europe to have set the right priorities and focus, and that it remained to a large extent valid ... See full document

... Originally adopted in March 2000 and relaunched in February 2005, the ‘Lisbon Strategy for growth and jobs’ aimed to make the EU the world’s most dynamic and competitive economy by 2010. For the agricultural sector, the ... See full document

... The need for action on climate change and biodiversity loss continues to be one of the main priorities of the Commission and on 16 April 2013, it adopted ‘an EU strategy on adaptation to climate change’ (COM(2013)216; ... See full document

... Regional policy is also the expression of the EU’s solidarity with less developed countries and regions, concentrating funds on the areas and sectors where they can make the most ...Regional policy aims to ... See full document

... that examples of good performance and progress can be found throughout Europe that have the potential to inspire others for improvement. At the same time, educational systems in many Member States continue to show signs ... See full document

... direct transport links between the two, and also failing to comply with its obligations under the additional protocol to the Ankara Agreement in December ... See full document

... Fisheries Policy has come a long way since its creation in 1982 – or indeed, since the first instruments of European fisheries policy were established in the early ... See full document

... Under Article 33, the Council may appoint EU Special Representatives (EUSRs), working under the authority of the High Representative, to address specific policy issues. There are currently 12 Special ... See full document

... The reality is quite different; for this might lead to difficult problems for the world as a whole; for while the cost of transport recorded on the invoice, the so-called "private cost" [r] ... See full document

... As currently framed, the Renewable Energy Directive 2009/28/EC is designed to ensure the achievement of the 2020 renewable energy targets. It foresees a post- 2020 roadmap in 2018. However, stakeholders have already been ... See full document

... chance policy, by addressing four main issues: changing attitudes, insolvency law, support for businesses at risk, support for restarters (see also MEMO/07/402, the Second chance website and Summaries of EU ... See full document

... objectives. It builds upon the Employment Guidelines, sets out actions requiring particular emphasis in the present context and aims at building trust among all actors and generating confidence to put the necessary ... See full document

... share information with each other for the purposes of enforcing EC legislation that protects consumers’ interests (that is, fifteen Directives and Regulations listed in the annex to the ... See full document

... competition rules necessary for the functioning of the internal market’, the Commission has sought to ‘liberalise’ (i.e. to introduce competition into) markets such as transport, energy, postal services and ... See full document

... In particular, the Commission supports the Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue (TACD) by providing financial support and co-ordination. This important forum of US and EU consumer organisations aims to promote the consumer ... See full document