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New measures will help those hardest hit by natural and man-made disasters

EP report calls for disaster prevention fund and better coordination; current EU policies exacerbating exposure to storms, floods, fires in many regions

 

Welcoming solid backing from Parliament for his call for the establishment of a disaster prevention fund, Portuguese GUE/NGL MEP João Ferreira today said new initiatives and better coordination on disaster prevention would help protect those people with fewest resources - the typical victims of disasters.

 

EU food and drink industry’s statement on the CAP after 2013 in view of the Informal Farm Council on 19‐21 September 2010

The debate on the CAP after 2013 entered a strategic stage. Ahead of the Commission’s Communication on the CAP post‐2013 in November, ministers will meet for an Informal Farm Council on 19‐21 September, with the aim to review the outcome of the recent public debate and to discuss possible orientations of the CAP.

EU-Pakistan readmission deal - the wrong instrument at the wrong time

"We can't have two weights and two measures - either we fully respect human rights or we give in to those who don't respect them" Portuguese GUE/NGL MEP Rui Tavares said today in Parliament's debate on the EU-Pakistan readmission agreement*.

ENISA & European Schoolnet -new prize for teaching of online safety in schools

For the 10th eLearning Awards, European Schoolnet and ENISA, the European Network and Information Security Agency, announce a new prize category called "Teaching online safety and citizenship".

The rapid spread of internet use among young people is making it essential to address eSafety and ePrivacy, in order to protect young people from online risks and threats and to prepare them to use digital technologies in a secure and responsible way.

Smart Grid Technology Could Power a Low Carbon Future for UK” says local MP after visiting GE’s European Smart Grid HQ in Bracknell

Bracknell MP, Dr. Phillip Lee Calls for “Cleaner, Smarter, more Efficient Energy” -Adding his voice to support for the Thames Valley low carbon project.

Adoption of Radio Spectrum Policy Programme, Broadband Communication and NGA Recommendation

The swift opening of the digital dividend for mobile services is key for the success of the Digital Agenda for Europe

BRUSSELS – ETNO welcomes the Radio Spectrum Policy Programme (RSPP) as an ambitious and timely instrument in view of maximising the potential of spectrum to bridge the digital divide. ETNO shares the objectives of the long awaited NGA recommendation of stimulating investment while encouraging sustainable competition but believes that the proposed regulatory approach for NGA will be challenging for investors.

Radio Spectrum Policy Programme (RSPP)

EU road to accelerated ICT investment: It’s in “the mix”

Flexible spectrum acquisition & trading spells opportunity for new players in EU
mobile space; EU called to fulfil policy aims with fibre, cable & next gen mobile

(Brussels, 20 September) The European Commission’s broadband strategy released today highlights the need for greater attention to competition as a driver for investment. EU decision makers recognize that the goal to spur telco incumbents to make new investments in fibre is stimulated by the cable industry's market presence across Europe.

Right wing majority in Swedish election

Brussels, 19/09/10

The first predictions (exit poll) in the Swedish elections give the victory to the right wing coalition. But their majority may be unstable due to the new right wing xenophobic party Sweden Democrats (Sverigedemokraterna). The first predictions give them 4,6 per cent, just 0,6 per cent above the 4 per cent limit to enter the parliament.
 
The Sweden Democrats are not part of the right wing alliance, but if they do enter parliament, they are very likely to have a kingmaker position.

PRESERVE partners stop over in the Greek region of Sterea Ellada: Developing a form of tourism that is sustainable and respectful of the region’s richness

 
Sterea Ellada (GR), 17 September 2010.
 
Six experts of the PRESERVE project (Peer Reviews for Sustainable Eco-Regions via Europe) travelled to the Greek region of Sterea Ellada to audit its tourism potential and its strategy for sustainable tourism. Sterea Ellada is a gold mine of historical treasures (numerous archaeological sites) and natural resources (hot springs, mountains, sea). This abundant potential must be highlighted through the development of quality tourism, which will also greatly contribute to the economic development of the region.

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