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Action Plan for the European Steel Industry

verabschiedet on 11/12/2013
Referenz: 
CCMI/117-EESC-2013-4522
Rapporteur: 
Mr Rolin (Workers - GR II / Belgium)
Co-rapporteur: 
Mr Kotowski (Diversity Europe - GR III/Poland)

The EESC considers the APS as a first step forward, recognising the steel sector as a strategically important sector for Europe and a motor for growth. It will be judged on the way it is implemented. Not only on medium and long term as foreseen but also on what practical measures will be immediately decided. The opinion makes specific immediate suggestions to ensure that the sector remains strategic for the European manufacturing industry and employment.

Action Plan for the European Steel Industry

The European ship repair and conversion sector: a resilient industry, competitive in the world and committed to EU policies for sustainable growth

verabschiedet on 10/12/2013
Referenz: 
CCMI/111-EESC-2013-2301
Rapporteur: 
Mr KRZAKLEWSKI (Workers - GR II / Poland)
Co-rapporteur: 
Mr CALVET-CHAMBON (Employers - GR I/Spain)

The Committee points out that despite it promising opportunities, the on-going crisis means that ship owners and SMRC shipyards are facing financing bottlenecks making business conditions difficult for companies and ever greater competition from third countries. SMRC sub-sector should work closely with the maritime value chain with the aim of raising its profile and obtaining support from the EU, the Member States and regions.

The European ship repair and conversion sector: a resilient industry, competitive in the world and committed to EU policies for sustainable growth

Towards a more competitive and efficient defence and security sector (communication)

verabschiedet on 17/10/2013
Referenz: 
CCMI/116-EESC-2013-4413
Referral: 
Communication on the European Defence and Security Sector adopted on 24 July 2013
Rapporteur: 
Mr van Iersel (Employers - GR I / Netherlands)
Co-rapporteur: 
Ms Hrusecka (Workers - GR II/Slovakia)
Plenartagung: 
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The strategic and geopolitical environment is rapidly and constantly evolving. The world’s balance of power is shifting as new centres of gravity are emerging and the US is rebalancing its strategic focus towards Asia. In this situation, Europe has to assume greater responsibilities for its security at home and abroad. To punch its weight, the EU needs to develop a credible CSDP. This evolution must be fully compatible with NATO and its principles.

Towards a more competitive and efficient defence and security sector (communication)

Towards more sustainable consumption: industrial product lifetimes and restoring trust through consumer information

verabschiedet on 17/10/2013
Referenz: 
CCMI/112-EESC-2013-1904
Rapporteur: 
Mr. LIBAERT (Diversity Europe - GR III / France)
Co-rapporteur: 
Mr. HABER (Employers - GR I/France)

Planned obsolescence is associated with a form of industrial production that relies on a minimum renewal rate for its products. Although product renewal is necessary, certain abuses need to be addressed. The EESC would like to see a total ban on products with built-in defects designed to end the product's life.

Towards more sustainable consumption: industrial product lifetimes and restoring trust through consumer information

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