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Implementing the Lisbon Treaty ‘Special Week’ coverage

Euractiv

EurActiv, the independent media portal specialised in EU policies, will be running special coverage on Europe’s new treaty from 30 November to 4 December.

With EU leaders now having decided who their first permanent president and foreign policy representative will be, attention is now focusing on what concrete changes the treaty will bring to EU policy.

CEN enlarges its membership

CEN and CENELEC

The Croatian Standards Institute joins the family of the CEN Members and the National Standards Bodies of Libya, Belarus and Azerbaijan become the CEN Affiliate status.

Brussels (26 November 2009) – The Extraordinary General Assembly of the European Committee of Standardization (CEN) on 25 November noted the positive recommendation from the CEN Administrative board and admits the full membership of the Croatian Standards Institute (HZN) which is effective as of 1 January 2010. This brings the total of CEN Members to 31: the 27 EU countries, 3 EFTA countries and Croatia.

CPME salutes the European Parliament for recognizing the health impact of Climate change

CPME - The Standing Committee of European Doctors

On 25 November 2009, in its plenary vote on the Resolution on Climate Change, the European Parliament recognised the need to consider public health, as well as the co-benefits of emission reductions to global health.

Students compete in marathon 24-hour challenge set by the European Commission

EUROPEAN YEAR OF CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION

One hundred secondary school students from 25 countries are in Brussels today to compete in a marathon 24-hour challenge for which they must find creative solutions. The unique event is organised in the framework of the European Year of Creativity and Innovation 2009.

CIAA messages in view of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen

FoodDrinkEurope

The European food and drink industry, represented by CIAA, calls upon governments gathered at the UNFCCC COP-15 Conference in Copenhagen on 7 - 18 December 2009, to undertake all efforts to enable a legally binding, environmentally effective and globally equitable international agreement on climate change, covering the period 2013-2050. An ambitious agreement is needed to adequately address the dual global challenge of food security and climate change. EU industries are part of the solution to this challenge and require a level-playing-field at international level.

Swedish Medical Society – Nutritional Care Symposium 26.11.09 Stockholm

ENHA

Undernutrition in health care and community care homes –
a key priority in the EU health strategy

Almost half of the patients in hospitals and even more in community care homes in Europe are malnourished or at risk of becoming malnourished. This is reported by the NutritionDay project that determined the nutritional status of more than 70,000 individuals in hospitals and in community care accross Europe. Undernutrition in the elderly and chronically ill is a health problem at the level of obesity in the young and middle aged.

CEEP strongly welcomes EU 2020 consultation

CEEP - European Centre of Employers and Enterprises providing public services

CEEP strongly welcomes the consultation on the EU 2020 strategy initiated by the Commission and supports the idea that only through partnership at all levels Europe’s future

ENISA launches new Position Paper on security risks in online banking through European eID cards

ENISA

The EU’s ‘cyber security’ Agency, ENISA (the European Network and Information Security Agency) today presents its new Position Paper. The paper is focusing on authentication risks with European eID Cards. It analyses 7 vulnerabilities, identifies 15 threats and gives security recommendations.

EU Telecoms Package :ETNO welcomes EP plenary vote on the EU Telecoms Package

ETNO - European Telecommunications Network Operators' Association

BRUSSELS – ETNO welcomes today’s adoption of the EU telecoms package by the EP plenary in Strasbourg and wishes to congratulate the three rapporteurs, Ms. Catherine Trautmann, Ms. Pilar del Castillo and Mr. Malcolm Harbour for their efforts to achieve this result. Today’s vote marks the end of a long period of uncertainty for the telecoms sector.

The debate is over: now we expect action

ECTA - European Competitive Telecommunications Association

ECTA looks to new Commission to reinvigorate the single market and strengthen its commitment to competition during the next five years

Brussels, 24 November 2009; As the Telecoms package is approved today in Strasbourg the European Competitive Telecoms Association (ECTA) looks to the newly appointed Commission to reinvigorate the single market for competition and promote a level playing field across the EU27.

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