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| Title | |
| Public consultation on the Europe 2020 strategy | |
| Policy field(s) | |
| General and Institutional Affairs | |
| Target group(s) | |
| All interested parties | |
| Period of consultation | |
| From 24.11.2009 to 15.01.2010 This public consultation is now closed | |
| Objective of the consultation | |
| In presenting his programme for the new Commission, President Barroso set out his vision for where the European Union should be in 2020. He believes that the exit from the current crisis should be the point of entry into a new sustainable social market economy, a smarter, greener economy where our prosperity will result from innovation and from using resources better, and where knowledge will be the key input. To make this transformation happen, Europe needs a common agenda: the EU 2020 strategy. This strategy should enable the EU to make a full recovery from the crisis, while speeding up the move towards a smart and green economy. EU 2020 will build on the successes obtained by the Lisbon strategy since its 2005 relaunch, which focused on growth and jobs, but will also address some of the Lisbon strategy's shortcomings. The Commission intends to present a formal proposal for the EU 2020 strategy early next year, with a view to the EU's Heads of State and government adopting the strategy at their spring 2010 meeting. In the meantime, the Commission would like to hear your views on some suggested broad policy considerations for the future EU2020 strategy. More information. |
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| View the consultation document | |
COM(2009)647  [62 KB]                      |
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| Reference documents and other, related consultations | |
| EU 2020
Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs |
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| Contact details | |
| responsible service | European Commission Secretariat General Unit D1 |
| EU2020@ec.europa.eu | |
| postal address | European Commission B - 1049 Brussels |
| View the contributions | |
| In the interests of transparency, organisations have been invited to provide the public with relevant information about themselves by registering in the Interest Representative Register and subscribing to its Code of Conduct. If the organisation is not registered, the submission is published separately from the registered organisations. | |
| Results of consultation and next steps | |
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| Protection of personal data | Specific privacy statement [20 KB] |
