Circular Economy as key element of the European Green Deal: a perspective from the European Chambers of Commerce, Brussels - Main contents
date | February 20, 2020 |
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city | Brussels, Belgium |
organisation | European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) i |
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Circular Economy as key element of the European Green Deal: a perspective from the European Chambers of Commerce
Circular Economy as key element of the European Green Deal
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20 Feb 2020
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Belgium
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Brussels
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On 20 February 2020, Eurochambres will present their newest publication on Chamber Projects in the area of Circular Economy and will discuss the upcoming Circular Economy Action Plan with representatives of the European Parliament and Commission as well as with civil society.
Policy makers have to ensure that businesses, above all SMEs, can reap the potential benefits of the Circular Economy.
The Chambers of Commerce are active in two ways: advocacy & project work. In light of the upcoming publication of the new Circular Economy Action Plan, as announced in the Green Deal, during this event both elements will be discussed by business, policy makers & civil society.
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The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is an EU advisory body comprising representatives of workers' and employers' organisations and other interest groups. It issues opinions on EU issues to the European Commission, the Council of the EU and the European Parliament, thus acting as a bridge between the EU's decision-making institutions and EU citizens.
What does the EESC do?
It gives the interest groups a formal say on EU legislative proposals. Its 3 key tasks are to:
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-ensure that EU policy and law are geared to economic and social conditions, by seeking a consensus that serves the common good