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Votre guide de l'initiative citoyenne européenne - 3e édition - septembre 2015

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28 pages

Introduite le 1 avril 2012 par le traité de Lisbonne, l'initiative citoyenne européenne est le plus important instrument de la démocratie participative dans l'Union Européenne. En recueillant le soutien d’un million de signatures à travers l’Europe, les citoyens peuvent demander à la Commission européenne de proposer de nouveaux actes législatifs ou de modifier la législation européenne existante.  L’objectif de ce guide est d’expliquer comment participer à cette initiative.

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2015
18/03/2014
Beyond Agendas and Manifestos: What Europe for Us?
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Journée de la société civile 2014

Discours de Président Luca JAHIER à la 'Journée de la société civile 2014' au CESE le mardi 18 mars 2014 (en anglais)

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Speech by Juca JAHIER

09/04/2013

Staffan Nilsson's address at the European Citizens' Initiative Day 2013

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Staffan Nilsson
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EESC

The organisation of the annual ECI Day - which I hope will remain a landmark in years to come with more and more partners on board - is also clear proof of our commitment to initiate dialogue on this tool. Last year's event was only a small seminar to celebrate the launch of the ECI process, but it attracted many people.
We have also supported the ECI process by hosting technical working groups on the online signature collection software, bringing together IT experts and ECI organisers to see what can be improved on (participants will hear about the ongoing work during the afternoon's panel).

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Staffan Nilsson's speeches at the European Citizens' Initiative Day 2013

La société civile et la démocratie

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48 pages

Ce livre affirme que la société civile, par quoi nous entendons les associations, les groupes d’intérêts, les organisations patronales et les syndicats, est un pilier essentiel de la démocratie. Au cours des réunions avec les représentants de la société civile organisée, l’auteure a rassemblé une série de cas qui illustrent la manière dont celle-ci se fait entendre dans l’Union européenne.

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2013
23/01/2013

Staffan Nilsson`s opening speech at the YourEurope2013 open space event

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Staffan Nilsson
Organisation: 
EESC

The EESC believes that there is much more to European citizenship, and that a political system such as the EU must cultivate and strengthen the political, social and cultural dimensions of the Union. If we want people to feel truly connected to Europe, we need to develop their ability to exercise political power ("power" in the sense of participation in governance). We can develop that ability by providing knowledge about the political system and using mechanisms that allow for participation from the bottom up.

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Staffan Nilsson`s opening speech at the YourEurope2013 open space event

30/11/2012

Presentations & Speeches

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Luca Jahier
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Inaugural speech by President Luca JAHIER

Presentation by Gordon Sillence (A)

Presentation by Gordon Sillence (B)

Presentation by Zaharias Ioannides

Presentation by Panayotis Gkofas

Welcome speech by Mr Moiseos

Speech by Ms Pantelakis

Speech by Mr Frydman

Speech by Mr Michaelides

Speech by Mr Perikleous

Speech by Mr Georgiadis

10/09/2012

The EESC Liaison Group Meeting

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Staffan Nilsson
Organisation: 
EESC

We were all happy when the European Commission designated 2013 as the European Year of Citizens. Citizens play a central role in Europe’s future and integration. What could be more appropriate and timely to dedicate a European Year to them?

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Staffan Nilsson's opening remarks at the Liaison Group meeting

01/06/2012

President`s conclusions at the ETF Corporate Conference 2012- Multilevel Governance in Education and Training

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Staffan Nilsson
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EESC

This conference is very timely; demographic trends pose major challenges to the labour market. It suffers from structural problems. Young people, in particular, find it difficult to gain a footing in the labour market, despite skills they have. It is not only the case in Europe. It is also a major problem in Tunisia, where the demographic trend is the opposite: it is a very young population with high skills and no jobs.

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President`s conclusions at the ETF Coroprate Conference 2012

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