Mí an Mhárta 2019
Also in this issue:
- EESC votes in favour of EU-supported decent minimum income
- EESC proposes new Sustainable Dietary Guidelines for Europe
- Commissioner Hogan at EESC: decision on CAP budget lies now with co-legislators
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Mí Feabhra 2019
Also in this issue:
- No-deal Brexit threatens the viability of the aeronautics and chemical industries
- EESC to call for legal recognition of philanthropic activities in EU
- Time to break the mourning silence on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Mí Eanáir 2019
- "The past is a good teacher but not a destination for the future";
- Without migrants, Europe's economic and social model is in danger, says the EESC;
- Implementing the EU's green legislation must become a priority;
- Romania's EU Presidency: a fresh start for the European project.
Mí Eanáir 2019
- Tastes of Danube - Breaking bread to break barriers
- Women who fly with the SWANS
- Aria Nuova: cultural heritage for social inclusion
- Balkans Beyond Borders: unleashing the power of youth creativity to heal the wounds of war
- Safe Passage: keeping the culture of human rights alive
Mí na Samhna 2018
- Commissioner Stylianides: rescEU is only a first upgrade of Civil Protection Mechanism
- EESC wants civil society to play greater role in EU external action
- 40% of EU budget should be earmarked for climate change
- A strong, fully-funded CAP is essential
Mí Dheireadh Fómhair 2018
- Projects from 27 countries contend for the 2018 EESC Civil Society Prize;
- EESC to advocate for an ambitious EU budget of at least 1.3% of EU GNI;
- Closing the digital gender gap would boost Europe's GDP by 16 billion EUR;
- Consumer rules should both protect consumers and help traders face the disruption brought about by booming e-commerce in Europe;
- All unfair trade practices in the food supply chain must be prohibited, and all operators must be protected.
Mí Lúnasa 2018
- 2018 Civil society Prize: applications open throughout the summer
- The energy transition: potential benefits for Europe's regional economies
- Europe must do more to protect women with disabilities
- No more water privatisation, says EESC
Mí Iúil 2018
- EESC turning 60 vows to take decisive and visionary action for a better Europe
- "Direct payments must only go to active farmers", says the EESC as it calls for special support for young farmers
- The European Union cannot forget its values while developing artificial intelligence, say EU policymakers
- 27 recycled bottles to make a T-shirt
- 2018 Civil Society Prize on identities, European values and cultural heritage in Europe
Mí na Bealtaine 2018
In this issue:
- rEUnaissance: The new president of the EESC vows to revive civic engagement for a sustainable Europe
- Spanish member Isabel Caño Aguilar elected as EESC vice-president for communication
- Bulgarian member Milena Angelova is new EESC vice-president for budget
- More women in EESC leadership roles
- EESC Leadership - new organisational chart
Mí na Bealtaine 2018
In this issue:
- Rethink plastic: behaviour change needs strong legislative framework and viable alternatives
- ECI Day calls for genuine citizen participation
- Quality apprenticeships in Europe: let apprentices have a say
- Integration of Western Balkans countries should remain a top EU priority