2013-05-20T23:00:00.636+02:005720245070265-17active2008-06-25T13:20:03.864+02:002012-06-06T11:39:52.623+02:00European Bioplasticse.V.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsAndySweetmanChairman of the BoardHassovon PogrellManaging DirectorMarienstr.19/2010117BerlinGERMANY493028482350Founded in Germany in 1993 as IBAW, European Bioplastics today represents the interests of over 70 member companies throughout the European Union. With members from the agricultural feedstock, chemical and plastics industries, as well as industrial users and recycling companies, European Bioplastics serves as both a contact platform and catalyst for advancing the aims of the growing bioplastics industry. Our vision is that bioplastics drive the evolution of plastics and contribute significantly to a sustainable society. We aim to align the bioplastics value chain and work in partnership with various stakeholders towards a favourable landscape enabling the bioplastics market to grow. This includes serving as a knowledge partner for key target audiences and supporting the sustainable and innovative technological development, and market introduction, of bioplastics. Striving to satisfy the societal demand for sustainable products and solutions in the plastics markets, European Bioplastics supports the market introduction of disposable, semi-durable and durable bioplastic products by creating favourable technical, technological and regulatory framework conditions. European Bioplastics aspires to be a knowledge partner as pertains to the entire value chain of bioplastics. Our members are located all over the globe and are engaged in the European market. They rely on European Bioplastics as a platform *to gain knowledge about the industry as a whole *to represent their business interests *to connect to others in the bioplastics value chain *for a dynamic and open stakeholder dialogue regarding overarching issues. As a knowledge partner to all interested stakeholders, from decision-makers to consumers, European Bioplastics seeks to inform others about the bioplastics industry as a whole, its sophisticated products, and their specific and unique societal benefits. European Bioplastics *supports and promotes technological innovation of bioplastics to improve the balance between environmental benefits and environmental impact. *supports the sustainable growing of biomass crops for the production of biobased plastics. *promotes efficient recovery, re-use and recycling systems *supports standards, certifications and guidelines for transparent claims about bioplastics.nationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentResearch and TechnologyMember of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Verbandsmanagement2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Estimation includes travelling, accomodation, overhead costs, staff costs, services, events.Bioeconomy, Resource Efficiency, EoL & Product LegislationEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0410540760-32active2008-06-25T10:47:57.554+02:002013-05-17T14:53:51.533+02:00European Development Finance InstitutionsEDFIasblII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJanRixenGeneral ManagerJanRixenGeneral ManagerRue de la Loi81A1040BrusselsBELGIUM3222302369EDFI is the Association of 15 bilateral institutions operating in developing and reforming economies, mandated by their governments to - foster growth in sustainable businesses - help reduce poverty and improve people's lives - contribute to achieving the Millennium Development Goals by promoting economically, environmentally and socially sustainable development through financing and investing in profitable private sector enterprises. The Association strives to strengthen information flow and cooperation between its members and other bilateral, multilateral and regional development finance institutions.The Association’s purposes are to represent and promote the development of the business interests of its members in the field of development finance and, in relation thereto: (1) To facilitate and to further develop the co-operation between its members. (2) To facilitate and to further develop the relations between its members and the institutions of the European Union, notably the European Commission and the European Investment Bank. (3) To strengthen the access of its members to information on matters related to the European Union. (4) To inform the European Union and its institutions on the role and potential of its members as instruments and agencies for development finance. (5) To stimulate the exchange of knowledge and expertise by organising seminars and courses as well as to facilitate meetings of interest groups. (6) To co-ordinate activities aimed at strengthening reciprocal interests. (7) To initiate and publish studies and to organise meetings and conferences for its members.europeanDevelopmentThe EDFI secretariat also acts as secretariat for an informal grouping called INTERACT, consisting of the EDFI members, the European Investment Bank, Agence française de Développement, the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, and KfW Bankengruppe.2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0NoneEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative0.0089167355-44active2008-06-24T16:31:01.983+02:002013-04-02T12:00:47.290+02:00Bundesverband deutscher Wohnungs- und ImmobilienunternehmenGdWeingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsAxelGedaschkoPräsidentDr. ÖzgürÖnerDirectorMecklenburgische Str.5714197BerlinGERMANY030824030GdW Büro Brüssel Rue du Luxembourg 3 1000 BruxellesDer „GdW Bundesverband deutscher Wohnungs- und Immobilien-unternehmen e.V.“, Berlin, vertritt heute die Wohnungs- und Immobilienwirtschaft in ganz Deutschland, die sich 1990 nach der Wiedervereinigung und dem Wegfall der Wohnungsge-meinnützigkeit als Teil der sozialen Marktwirtschaft neu formiert hat. Die Mitglieder des GdW sind die regionalen Prüfungsverbände sowie Fach- und Interessenverbände der Wohnungsgenossenschaften und Wohnungsgesellschaften in Deutschland. Der GdW ist ein Verband der Verbände. Er ist Spitzenverband und Dachorganisation in der Wohnungsund Immobilienwirtschaft. Der GdW wahrt die Interessenvielfalt seiner Mitglieder und respektiert bei der Meinungsbildung die fachlichen und regionalen Unterschiede,handelt sozial verantwortlich, fördert das Prüfungswesen und vertritt die Interessen national und international.nationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationDer GdW ist Mitglied in -Cecodhas, the European Liaison Committee for Social Housing in Brussels -CEEP, European Centre of Employers and Enterprises providing Public services -Cooperatives Europe2011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0110000.0In diesen Kosten enthalten sind Ausgaben - für das Brüsseler Büro (Miete und Nebenkosten), - Organisation und Büromaterialen, - Repräsentanzkosten, - Personalkosten für Brüsseler Mitarbeiterin.Aufgabe der Brüsseler Repräsentanz ist es, frühzeitige Informationen über geplante Vorhaben der EU einzuholen (Frühinformationssystem), Stellungnahmen und Positionen zu erarbeiten, Netzwerke zu bilden, Kontakte zur Kommission und zum EP sowie zu den nationalen Stellen zu pflegen und die Interessen der deutschen Wohnungs- und Immobilienwirtschaft zu vertreten.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0392895453-71active2008-06-24T16:04:39.702+02:002012-06-11T09:17:54.993+02:00Confédération Européenne des Vignerons IndépendantsCEVIAssociationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsThomasMontagnePrésidentGiuliaCastelluccichargée de missionPlace Félix Eboué475012ParisFRANCE0033153024891La CEVI a pour objectifs de défendre et représenter les intérêts des vignerons indépendants européens auprès des institutions européennes et internationales, dans tous les domaines touchant à leur activité. Parce qu'il cultive ses vignes, vinifie son vin et signe sa bouteille de son savoir-faire, seul le vigneron indépendant garantit la continuité du lien entre terroir et produit.europeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyInternal MarketPublic HealthRegional PolicyTaxationTradeYouthCEVI is observer member of the Wine in Moderation AISBL2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0822198744-40active2008-06-24T13:11:58.165+02:002012-06-26T18:03:46.420+02:00The EU Federation of contract catering organisationsFERCOAISBL non profit international associationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsRoccoRENALDISecretary GeneralRoccoRenaldiSecretary GeneralRue du College271050BrusselsBELGIUM3202808064432025028870FERCO is the voice of the contract catering sector in Europe. FERCO members are the national associations gathering the contract catering companies in 10 European Member States. FERCO speaks for 92,5% of the market. FERCO role vis-à-vis the European institutions is to raise awareness of the specificities of the sector and to provide EU decision makers with relevant information about the food services industry. FERCO objectives are to help food services companies to anticipate the impact of further EU legislation affecting the sector, to bolster co-operation between national associations, to forge strategic alliances with other EU actors in the facility management sector and the food chain and to pursue a constructive social dialogue with the trade unions.europeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyInternal MarketPublic HealthTaxationFERCO is a member of E3PO, the EU association of EU public private partnership operating companies in infrastructures and services. FERCO is a member of the European Food Sustainable Consumption and Production Round Table.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Food law: food hygiene and safety, consumer protection, food information to consumer; labour law, social dialogue, CSR; public procurement, public-private partnership; environment, sustainability and global warming; corporate law.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.0784759143-91active2008-06-24T13:04:09.483+02:002012-05-29T09:04:42.270+02:00EU-CORDEU-CORDasblIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarRuth FaberDirectorRuth FaberDirectorRue Joseph II1661000BruxellesBELGIUM322 234 38 77Our vision is of a world without poverty, where people are no longer excluded and all have a voice in shaping the future. With this in mind our goal as members of EU-CORD is, through mutual cooperation, to make a significant and recognisable contribution towards the eradication of poverty and social exclusion, and to enable the voice of poor people to be heard.globalClimate ActionDevelopmentEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceHumanitarian Aid2121CORD1Light for the World, Netherlands1Eriksjhalpen1International Aid Services1Kindernothilfe1Lakarmissionen1MAF International1Medair1Mission East1Red een Kind1SEL France1Stromme Foundation1Tear1Tearfund1Tearfund Belgium1The Leprosy Mission International1Woord en Daad1ZOA1Alianza Solidaria1Hungarian Baptist Aid1Fida1AUSTRIABELGIUMDENMARKFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYHUNGARYIRELANDNETHERLANDSNORWAYSPAINSWEDENSWITZERLANDUNITED KINGDOMCONCORD, VOICE, IDDC2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00126000.0126000.0126000.050000.0100000.0EU Humanitarian Aid and Development Aid policy and practice EU external relations policy and practiceEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.0501222919-71active2008-06-23T17:00:39.775+02:002013-01-02T18:50:38.649+02:00Transparency International Liaison Office to the European UnionTI-EUAISBLIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarJanaMittermaierDirectorJanaMittermaierDirectorRue Breydel401040BrusselsBELGIUM3222358621Dr. Janina Berg EU Policy and Legal Officer Phone: +32-2-23.58-646 Fax: +32-2-23.58-610 Email: Jberg@transparency.org Website: http://www.transparencyinternational.euThe Transparency International Liaison Office to the European Union (TI-EU) is part of the global Transparency International (TI) movement, the leading civil society organisation in the fight against corruption around the world. It is the mission of the TI EU Office in Brussels to prevent and address corruption and promote integrity, transparency and accountability in the EU institutions and EU internal and external policies, programmes and legislation. It is its objective to create lasting, structural change at the EU level so that government, politics, business, civil society and the daily lives of people are characterized by integrity, justice and security. The TI EU Office works in close cooperation with the TI Secretariat in Berlin and TI national chapters in over 90 countries, and particularly with those located in 23 EU member states. The objective of the TI EU Office is to fulfill the European dimension of the global TI movement – to provide Brussels-based advocacy at the EU level that aims to create a European Union in which the daily lives of people are free of corruption. By its very nature, corruption is a cross-cutting issue that negatively affects all citizens of the EU. The many facets of corruption exacerbate the exploitation of the poor and underprivileged, and can have serious implications on the right to equality before law, the right to property, the freedom to perform business, fair and just working conditions, fair political representation and participation, and the basic rights to dignity, integrity and personal security. To alleviate these problems, TI EU works to fight corruption and to create an EU in which all citizens can exercise their fundamental rights in full.europeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCultureCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicySportTaxationTrade15ARGENTINAARMENIAAUSTRALIAAUSTRIAAZERBAIJANBANGLADESHBELGIUMBENINBOSNIA-HERZEGOVINABULGARIACAMEROONCANADACHILECOLOMBIACROATIACYPRUSCZECH REPUBLICDENMARKDOMINICAN REPUBLICESTONIAFIJIFINLANDFRANCEGEORGIAGERMANYGHANAGREECEGUATEMALAGUINEAHAITIHUNGARYINDIAINDONESIAIRELANDISRAELITALYJAPANKAZAKHSTANKENYAKOREA, REPUBLIC OFLATVIALEBANONLITUANIALUXEMBOURGMADAGASCARMALAYSIAMAURITIUSMEXICOMOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OFMOROCCONEPALNETHERLANDSNEW ZEALANDNICARAGUANIGERNIGERIANORWAYPAKISTANPALESTINIAN OCCUPIED TERRITORYPANAMAPAPUA NEW GUINEAPARAGUAYPERUPHILIPPINESPOLANDPORTUGALROMANIARUSSIA, FEDERATION OFSENEGALSERBIASLOVAKIASLOVENIASOLOMON ISLANDSSOUTH AFRICASPAINSRI LANKASWEDENSWITZERLANDTHAILANDTRINIDAD AND TOBAGOUGANDAUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESVANUATUVENEZUELAZAMBIAZIMBABWEThe TI EU Office is part of the Transparency International movement, the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption, which brings people together in a powerful worldwide coalition to end the devastating impact of corruption on men, women and children around the world. TI’s mission is to create change towards a world free of corruption. Transparency International challenges the inevitability of corruption, and offers hope to its victims. Since its founding in 1993, TI has played a lead role in improving the lives of millions around the world by building momentum for the anti-corruption movement. TI raises awareness and diminishes apathy and tolerance of corruption, and devises and implements practical actions to address it. Transparency International is a global network including more than 90 locally established national chapters and chapters-in-formation. These bodies fight corruption in the national arena in a number of ways. They bring together relevant players from government, civil society, business and the media to promote transparency in elections, in public administration, in procurement and in business. TI’s global network of chapters and contacts also use advocacy campaigns to lobby governments to implement anti-corruption reforms. Politically non-partisan, TI does not undertake investigations of alleged corruption or expose individual cases, but at times will work in coalition with organisations that do. TI has the skills, tools, experience, expertise and broad participation to fight corruption on the ground, as well as through global and regional initiatives. Now in its second decade, Transparency International is maturing, intensifying and diversifying its fight against corruption. TI is committed to transparency about EU interest representation. TI believes that this register fails basic transparency standards and that it does not provide EU lobbying transparency. When registering, we have therefore chosen to give all relevant information that we consider necessary for lobbying transparency. A credible EU lobbying transparency register should include names of individual lobbyists and the issues that they try to influence, provide precise and comparable financial information on lobbying, and have effective sanctions to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information disclosed. In an effort to arrive at a more objective way of calculating lobbying expenditures, we follow guidelines that result from consultations with public interest organisations, professionals working on lobby transparency as well as experts of US lobby disclosure legislation. Our registration is therefore providing a more comprehensive calculation of our expenses for activities that aim to influence the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions, and a list of those who, on behalf of TI, carry out out such activities. Our registration is based on the guidelines for transparent registration developed by the Civil Society Contact Group and ALTER-EU. Find the guidelines on http://www.act4europe.org/register or http://www.alter-eu.org2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00635000.0635000.0Adessium Foundation150000.0European Commision, DG JUST250000.0Transparency International Secretariat175000.0Diverse Projects60000.0600000.0700000.0The EU Office was mainly funded by the Dutch Foundation Adessium, the European Commission (DG JUST)and a membership fee from TI-Secretariat in 2012. More details can be found here: http://www.transparencyinternational.eu/about-us/#Funding For TI’s International Secretariat's income sources, see: http://www.transparency.org/whoweare/accountability/who_supports_us/1/ The TI EU Office runs 5 EU anti-corruption advocacy campaigns: 1. EU institutions policies to promote mandatory EU lobbying rules, robust access to EU documents rules, clear regulations on conflict of interest and transparency in the spending of EU funds. 2. EU justice and home affairs policy to promote the implementation and enforcement of anti-corruption conventions and legislation, better judicial cooperation through the creation of a European prosecutor and the creation of an anti-corruption reporting mechanism for all EU countries. 3. EU private sector policy to promote anti-corruption in the corporate responsibility programmes of EU-listed companies, including the extractive industry; to promote anti-corruption as a cornerstone of EU private sector policy, in particular against foreign bribery; and to ensure the integration of transparency/accountability into the EU financial market recovery measures. 4. Enlargement and European neighbourhood policy to enhance the efficacy of enlargement and ENP anti-corruption policy, programming and funding for these countries. Particular focus is on ensuring early, effective and sustainable implementation of anti-corruption conditions in the enlargement and ENP Policy frameworks. 5. EU development policy to raise awareness that corruption is a major obstacle to development and to integrate the anti-corruption measures and civil society participation into the EU development cooperation policies, programmes and instruments; preventing/fighting corruption within the EC aid management process and with regard to climate change related issues. On behalf of TI EU Office, the persons listed below have had, during the reporting period (2012), four or more contacts with members or officials of the EU institutions with the objective of influencing the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions in the areas mentioned above; or they have spent 20 percent or more of their working time on behalf of TI carrying out such activities. Dr. Miklos MARSCHALL (Chair of TI-EU Office) Jana MITTERMAIER (Director of TI EU Office) Dr. Janina BERG (EU Policy & Legal Officer) Nienke PALSTRA (EU Policy Officer) Carl DOLAN (EU Policy Officer) Dominic ROBINSON (EU Policy Officer) Benjamin NORSWORTHY (EU Policy Officer) Emilie DELZESCAUX (Administration Officer) Jonny KOERNER (Communications Officer) Ronny PATZ (Communications & Policy Officer) Neil CLARK (Advisor)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative10.0For more details, please see: http://www.transparencyinternational.eu/contact-us/88889756-78active2008-06-23T11:50:53.390+02:002012-06-07T18:55:22.441+02:00OMNICONSUL - Consultores em Comunicação LdaOMNICONSULEmpresa por quotas LimitadaI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesJoaquim Manuel MartinsLampreiaPresidentJoaquim Manuel MartinsLampreiaPresident/Head of Public AffairsRua das Picoas121 Andar1050-173LisboaPORTUGAL351213129142351213541340We do not have an office in Brussels. I go to Brussells myself about twice a month I also have a personal Website at : www.martinslampreia.com Joaquim Martins LampreiaRepresentação de Interesses dos nossos clientes , Associações,Grandes Empresas,regioes e ONGs Portuguesas. Sou Lobista acreditado no Parlamento Europeu , e tenho contactos directos frequentes com diversos organismos da UEnationaleuropeanCommunicationCompetitionConsumer AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTransport-Somos parceiros da Interel ( www.interel.eu )e da APCO (www.apcoworldwide.com ), que representamos em Portugal -Somos Associados do SEAP - Society of European Affairs Professionals2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.050000.0GrifolsAlexion50000.0100000.0Air Liquide MedicinalNovartis OncologyNão tenho outras informações de relevo Personal Website: www.martinslampreia.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/martinslampreia-Aconselhamento: Consultoria e definição de Estrategias -Monitorização legislativa -Direct Lobbying and Top Lobbying :junto dos decisores politicos Nacionais e Comunitários -Bottom Lobbying:Defesa dos interesses pela da Participação e Informação á Opinião Publica através dos Media ,Internet , Organização de Eventos ,etc... -Criação e gestão de coaliçõesEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.0Joaquim Manuel Martins Lampreia , I am the only one in my organization who make all the necessary contacts/meetings in Brussells42433582-82active2008-06-23T09:39:23.845+02:002012-06-11T10:49:46.352+02:00European Atomic ForumFORATOMNon profit-making organisation (ASBL)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsJean-PolPONCELETDirector GeneralRichardIVENSInstitutional Affairs DirectorRue Belliard651040BrusselsBELGIUM322 502 45 95FORATOM is the Brussels-based trade association for the nuclear energy industry in Europe. Its main purpose is to promote the use of nuclear energy in Europe by representing the interests of this important and multi-faceted industrial sector.europeanEnergyEnvironmentResearch and Technology2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.01971611.0The cost mentioned above does not only include direct lobbying activities. It includes (total): - personnel costs - office costs - telecom, postage, stationary, trips, equipment... Nuclear energyEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative8.052431421-12active2008-06-23T09:37:08.597+02:002013-05-07T14:33:36.832+02:00Telefonica, S.A.Sociedad AnónimaII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsCarlos Rodriguez CocinaDirector, Head of Brussels OfficeCarlosRodriguez CocinaDirector, Head of Brussels OfficeGran Vía2828013MadridSPAIN32223095553222309503Telefonica Brussels Office Avenue des Arts, 20 Box 7 1000 Brussels Belgium T. +3222309555Telefónica is one of the world’s leading telecom integrated operators. Telefónica is present in 6 European countries (Spain, UK, Ireland, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia), in China and in 15 countries in Central and South America, providing a whole range of e-communications networks and services (fixed, mobile, Internet, TV, etc.). The Telefónica Group’s Permanent Representative Office in Brussels is in charge of following the regulatory and Public Policy debate at the EU level affecting the whole group, in Europe and worldwide. The Telefónica Group’s Permanent Representative Office in Brussels mission is to help provide European political leadership with our views and experience in order to enhance the development of the Information Society for all citizens in the EU and worldwide. The digital revolution is raising important political, economic and social challenges and Telefónica, as a corporate responsible company in the ICT sector, wishes to contribute with its experience. Telefónica is convinced that Europe should remain at the forefront of the digital revolution through enhanced global competitiveness and social progress.nationaleuropeanglobalAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksEuropean Telecommunications Network Operators' Association (ETNO), European Internet Foundation (EIF), Center of European Policy Studies (CEPS), European Round Table of Industrialists (ERT), Mercosur European Union Business Forum (MEBF), EUBRASIL, Friends of Europe, European American Business Council (EABC), European Services Forum (ESF), GSMA Europe Business Europe2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.08090000.01920000.0Information Society in generalEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.08526236159-63active2008-07-08T13:54:31.222+02:002012-06-13T14:58:30.126+02:00Verband Österreichischer ZeitungenVÖZVereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsGeraldGrünberger, Mag.GeschäftsführerGeraldGrünberger, Mag.GeschäftsführerWipplingerstraße15/191441013WienAUSTRIA431533 79 79Der “Verband Österreichischer Zeitungen” hat den Zweck, die gemeinsamen herausgeberischen und verlegerischen Interessen der österreichischen Zeitungen zu vertreten und zu fördern. Im Besonderen hat der Verband folgende Aufgaben zu erfüllen: a. die Zeitungsherausgeber und Zeitungsverleger in allen gemeinsamen Angelegenheiten gegenüber den Organen des Staates, der Länder und Gemeinden, gegenüber den Behörden, den Kammern, der Wirtschaft und der Öffentlichkeit zu repräsentieren; b. Stellungnahmen, Gutachten und Vorschläge zu Gesetzen, Verordnungen und Verfügungen, welche die Presse und deren Nebenbetriebe betreffen, auszuarbeiten; c. die Arbeitsbedingungen für die Angestellten und Arbeiter seiner Verbandsmitglieder durch den Abschluss von Kollektivverträgen zu regeln; d. die öffentliche Aufgabe und die gesellschaftspolitische Bedeutung der Presse in Österreich zu vertreten; e. gegebenenfalls eigene wirtschaftliche Unternehmungen im gemeinsamen Interesse der Mitglieder zu errichten und zu führen.nationaleuropeanAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsInformation SocietyEuropean Newspaper Publishers' Association (ENPA) European Magazine Media Association (EMMA; vormals Fédération Européenne d’Editeurs de Périodiques (FAEP))2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Medienpolitik, Werbung, Urheberrecht, Online, Media LiteracyEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.07455137131-52active2008-07-03T14:13:33.166+02:002012-06-06T10:06:57.391+02:00Deutscher Speditions- und Logistikverband eVDSLVeingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsHeinerRoggeHauptgeschäftsführerRoggeHeiner HauptgeschäftsführerWeberstraße7753113BonnGERMANY49228 91440049228 9144099Dr. Gregor Schild Hauptgeschäftsführer Weberstrasse 77 53113 Bonn Telefon: 0049 228 914 40 50Vertretung der verkehrspolitischen Interessen der dem DSLV angeschlossenen Speditions-, Logistik- und Transportunternehmen.nationalClimate ActionCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentTrans-European NetworksTransportDer DSLV ist Mitglied bei CLECAT, Brüssel sowie in der FIATA, Zürich.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0--Verkehrspolitik, Zollpolitik, Umweltpolitik, Security-PolitikEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative10.0107116083-81active2008-06-26T21:20:34.244+02:002012-06-02T19:26:33.427+02:00Stiftung Pro Wettbewerb gAGgemeinnützige AktiengesellschaftIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarKay-D.BroseVorsitzender des VorstandesKay-D.BroseVorsitzender des VorstandesSchwedter Str.2510119BerlinGERMANY493069204752049306920475291. Zweck der Gesellschaft ist die Förderung der Bildung sowie der Wissenschaft und Forschung. 2. Die Gesellschaft fördert die Bildung insbesondere auf dem Gebiet der politischen Bildung als Teilgebiet der Volksbildung. 3. Die Gesellschaft verfolgt ihren Zweck der Bildungsförderung vorrangig durch a. die Vermittlung von Wissen im ordnungspolitischen Bereich, b. die Planung, Konzeptionierung und Durchführung von Veranstaltungen zur politischen Bildung, c. die ideelle und materielle Unterstützung von Forschungsvorhaben, Modellprojekten und Publikationen auf dem Gebiet der Politikwissenschaften, auch in ihren ökonomischen Zusammenhängen, d. die ideelle und materielle Unterstützung der Aus- und Fortbildung insbesondere begabter junger Menschen, e. die Sammlung und den Austausch von Erkenntnissen und Informationen über die ökonomischen Faktoren von Verwaltungshandeln. f. Die Gesellschaft kann Informationsveranstaltungen, Seminare und Workshops durchführen und die dementsprechenden Informations- und Lehrmaterialien verbreiten.europeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseRegional PolicyTaxation5GERMANY2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0010000.010000.010000.050000.0a. die Vermittlung von Wissen im ordnungspolitischen Bereich, b. die Planung, Konzeptionierung und Durchführung von Veranstaltungen zur politischen Bildung, c. die ideelle und materielle Unterstützung von Forschungsvorhaben, Modellprojekten und Publikationen auf dem Gebiet der Politikwissenschaften, auch in ihren ökonomischen Zusammenhängen,European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.03191855142-12active2008-07-04T13:28:06.307+02:002012-06-08T09:08:39.722+02:00Cooperativas Agro-alimentariasUnión de CooperativasII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsEduardoBaamonde NocheDirector GeneralGabriel TrenzadoCabinet of Direction and Coordination EU AffairesAgustín de Bethencourt17-4º28003MadridSPAIN32915351035La Delegación de Cooperativas Agro-alimentarias en Bruselas está emplazada en Rue de Trêves 61 Planta Baja, 1040 BruselasCooperativas Agro-alimentarias es una organización empresarial de ámbito estatal que representa los intereses de las cooperativas agro-alimentarias españolas. La empresa cooperativa se caracteriza por una serie de singularidades que les confieren un destacado papel socioeconómico por su vinculación con el territorio donde se emplazan, siendo una herramienta fundamental para la comercialización de las producciones de sus socios productores, proveedores y dueños de la cooperativa al mismo tiempo. EL objetivo de empresa cooperativa agroalimentaria es valorizar y rentabilizar la producción de sus socios agricultores y ganaderos a través de la transformación y comercialización de sus productos, facilitando el acceso al mercado, ganando en poder de negociación ante clientes y proveedores y participando del valor generado por la cadena. Cooperativas Agro-alimentarias defiende ante las instituciones comunitarias una PAC que incentive la organización y concentración de la producción agroalimentaria en cooperativas u organizaciones de productores similares para conseguir un sector agrícola y ganadero competitivo, que provea alimentos sanos y de calidad a nuestra sociedad, y capaz de afrontar los grandes retos del cambio climátic, un medioambiente sostenible, la seguridad alimentaria, calidad y mejorar la calidad de vida del medio rural.nationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTransportCooperativas Agro-alimentarias es miembro de pleno derecho de la COGECA, que representa al cooperativismo agrario en la UE y comparte su estructura administrativa junto con el COPA, organización que representa a los sindicatos de agricultores y ganaderos de la UE.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0200000.0250000.0Esta cifra corresponde al coste total de la Delegación de Cooperativas Agro-alimentarias en Bruselas (alquiler, personal, material, estructura, viajes de expertos nacionales) así como todos los costes derivados de la pertenencia a la COGECA, como es el pago de su cotización anual.Reforma de la PAC. Perspectivas Financieras UE 2014-2020. I+D+i. Comercio y Negociaciones Internacionales en el marco de la OMC y acuerdos bilaterales o regionales. Reglamentación sanitaria y de calidad. Derecho de la competencia y sector agroalimentario.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative33.05950962136-12active2008-07-04T10:47:01.416+02:002012-10-09T12:26:10.173+02:00European Newspaper Publishers' AssociationENPAAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade unionsFrancineCunninghamExecutive DirectorFrancineCunninghamExecutive DirectorSquare du Bastion1a31050BrusselsBELGIUM3225510190The European Newspaper Publishers' Association (ENPA) is an advocate of the newspaper publishing industry in Europe. ENPA represents the interests of European newspaper and news media publishers working on all platforms, both print and digital. ENPA represents over 5,200 national, regional and local newspaper titles. These daily and weekly titles are published in 25 European Union Member States as well as in Norway, Switzerland and Serbia.europeanAudiovisual and MediaClimate ActionCommunicationCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologySportTaxationWorld Association of Newspapers and News Publishers, WAN-IFRA Creative Media Business Alliance - http://www.cmba-alliance.eu European Advertising Standards Alliance - http://www.easa-alliance.org News Media Coalition2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0500000.0All of our income comes from membership fees.Freedom of Press and Media Pluralism, Digital Agenda, Copyright, Advertising, Consumer rights, Sports’ rights, VAT, Media Literacy, Sustainability, Market research on the industry.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.09031106115-62active2008-07-01T17:18:03.277+02:002013-01-15T10:19:36.574+02:00European Booksellers FederationEBFAisblII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsFrançoiseDubruilleDirectorFrancoiseDubruilleDirectorRue de la Science101000BrusselsBELGIUM322 223 49 40322 2234940EBF represents Booksellers Associations in the EU and EEA. Through its Member Associations, EBF represents more than 25.000 individual booksellers. In this capacity, EBF is the legitimate voice of the European booksellers. The objectives of EBF are to enhance the perception of the booktrade in general and to represent the interests of the booksellers in particular vis-à-vis the European institution. By gathering booksellers associations from across Europe, EBF also fosters exchange of best practice between its members and acts as an forum for discussion and cooperation between the national booksellers associations.europeanAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnterpriseInformation SocietyInternal MarketTaxation2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0EBF's lobbying efforts in recent years have focused on: -VAT: Reduced VAT rate for books, as a tool to promote reading (TAXUD) -COPYRIGHT: Creative content, intellectual property and DRM, the fight against piracy (MARKT & DG INFO SOCIETEY & MEDIA) -STATISTICS and the booksellers' claim for meaningful data on bookselling (EUROSTAT) - DIGITAL AGENDA: How can booksellers adapt to digital bookselling and make sure that a fair playing field is guaranteed for all the stakeholders in the digital arena - EUROPEANA (European Digital Library) and the booksellers claim to be involved in the project -OPEN ACCESS and knowledge sharing (DG RESEARCH) -EU CULTURAL POLICY in general and the support to reading in particularEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0953933297-85active2008-06-30T11:52:00.267+02:002013-02-01T11:24:59.810+02:00Association Française des Entreprises PrivéesAFEPASBL de droit françaisII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsFrançoisSoulmagnonDirecteur GénéralJérémiePélerinDirecteur des Affaires européennesAvenue Delcassé1175008ParisFRANCE33143596535Bureau de Bruxelles: Rue Belliard, 4-6 1040 Bruxelles Belgique Tel: +32 2 219 90 20L'AFEP a pour objectif de faire valoir la position des grandes entreprises françaises auprès des Institutions communautaires, des organisations internationales et des Pouvoirs Publics français, essentiellement dans l'élaboration des réglementations à caractère horizontal.nationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeMembre de European Issuers http://www.europeanissuers.eu/en/2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0350000.0400000.0La somme déclarée comprend tous les frais de fonctionnement (loyer, transport, téléphone, etc...) plus les dépenses liées au personnel de notre bureau de Bruxelles en 2010, englobant ainsi l'ensemble des activités de notre bureau au delà du seul lobbying. Cette somme comprend également, en vertu des lignes directrices de la Commission de 2010, le montant de la cotisation de l'AFEP à European Issuers.efficacité energétique, négos internationales climat, mise en oeuvre ETS EMIR, MiFID, audit, CRA, CBCR recours collectifs, brevet, commerce électronique gouvernement d'entreprise, droit des sociétés congé maternitéEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0Deux permanents basés à Bruxelles en charge du lobbying Collègues basés à Paris suivant, pour partie de leur temps, les affaires européennes5659480119-74active2008-07-02T12:47:31.336+02:002012-07-24T10:50:32.393+02:00L'Europe à la UneSARL unipersonnelleI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsSelf-employed consultantsMarie-JoséFLEURYDirigeanteMarie-JoséFLEURYDirigeanteArchereau14 A75019ParisFRANCE00 3306 29 05 44 31L'Europe à la Une est un cabinet de consulting, de lobbying, de services juridiques et de relations publiques en affaires européennes. Parce que 80% de la législation nationale est la transposition de textes européens, comprendre le contexte européen est essentiel pour : • Les entreprises (publiques/privées) qui ont toutes une vocation à être européenne dans un univers concurrentiel. • Les institutions ou les pouvoirs publics concernés par les enjeux européens (État, Collectivités territoriales, associations, groupements ou organisations non gouvernementales…). • Les médias (rédactions et journalistes) car l’Europe est notre quotidien. • Les laboratoires de recherche (milieu scientifique, fondations, sciences sociales…): la performance et la reconnaissance se déclinent à l’échelle européenne dans un contexte mondialisé. Parce que l’Europe peut parfois apparaître comme complexe, inaccessible ou peu perceptible, notre rôle à « L’Europe à la Une® » est de vous aider à : anticiper, prévenir et influencer ; vous adapter et vous développer. Vos besoins sont ponctuels ou sur le long terme, nous, à L’Europe à la Une®, répondons à votre demande par : une veille législative et réglementaire ciblée ; l'analyse de vos problématiques complexes et l'élaboration de réponses adaptées. Notre savoir-faire s’étend aussi au développement de projets et de partenariats.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouthMarie-José Fleury, fondatrice de l'Europe à la Une, est membre du Mouvement Européen France, de Sauvons l'Europe, de l'association des Anciens du Collège d'Europe de Bruges. Marie-José Fleury est membre du Team Europe France (Commission européenne-Europe direct)2011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.00.050000.0Fédération Chimie Energie (FCE-CFDT)CFDT-CadrresCU Brest-OcéaneUniversité de Bretagne Occidentale Laboratoire de Toxicologie Alimentaire et Cellulaire UFR Sciences et TechniquesEDFL'Europe à la une a été créée, enregistrée comme marque française en août 2007 et marque communautaire en septembre 2008. L'Europe à la Une a été immatriculé en SARL/EURL en juin 2011 et n'est pas en mesure de donner plus d'informations financières, pour l'instant, jusqu'à la fin de l'année 2012.Fédération Chimie Énergie (FCE)(2011-2012) -Réalisations de fiches thématiques sur le Comité d'Entreprise européen (nouvelle directive européenne 2009 -Formation de l'équipe du CEE d'EDF Université de Bretagne Occidentale Laboratoire de Toxicologie Alimentaire et Cellulaire UFR Sciences et Techniques Master Pro Sciences du Vivant Analyse de risque toxicologique pour le consommateur : toxicologie alimentaire et réglementaire Responsable scientifique : Pr Dominique Parent-Massin, Co-responsable : Dr JL Jung, MCF "Toxicologie et cadre réglementaire européen" (6 janvier 2012) Etude sur le devenir du secteur mutualiste en Europe Policy paper de Notre Europe, association fondée par J. Delors, ancien président de la Commission européenne(en cours) EDF (2011) Direction Compétences et Performances sociales Réalisation d’une cartographie des institutions européennes de l’Union européenne (UE), du Conseil de l’Europe et autres acteurs européens comme les laboratoires d’idées (Think tanks) intervenant à un titre ou à un autre dans le dialogue social, et concernant directement (exclusivement ou pas exclusivement) le secteur de l'électricité ou plus largement de l'énergie ainsi que les acteurs nationaux pas seulement français qui comptent en précisant leurs missions, compositions et les éventuelles interactions. Le champ de l’étude inclut les organisations syndicales européennes (CES, EMCEF, EPSU, ...) ainsi que le BIT. Une partie de cette étude recensera les programmes européens de financements susceptibles d’intéresser EDF groupe en matière de RH, DS Cabinet d'avocats Boukris en partenariat avec l'UNMI (Union Nationale Mutualiste Interprofessionnelle) «Le principe de non discrimination en matière d'assurances » Petit-déjeuner débat autour de l'arrêt de la Cour de justice européenne du 1er mars 2011 (aff 236/09). Paris, mardi 12 avril 2011. Quelques exemples d'interventions précédentes : Fédération Chimie Énergie (FCE)(2010) - Cartographie des acteurs institutionnels européens du secteur de l'énergie (pétrole, gaz et électricité), - Cartographie des acteurs institutionnels européens du secteur de la chimie (2009) Expertise juridique européenne pour le compte des administrateurs de l'APEC (Droit de la concurrence européen article 106 TFUE)(Janvier-Juin 2010) + complément en octobre 2010 Université de Bretagne Occidentale Laboratoire de Toxicologie Alimentaire et Cellulaire UFR Sciences et Techniques Master Pro Sciences du Vivant Analyse de risque toxicologique pour le consommateur : toxicologie alimentaire et réglementaire Responsable scientifique : Pr Dominique Parent-Massin, Co-responsable : Dr JL Jung, MCF "Toxicologie et cadre réglementaire européen" (6 janvier 2012, 10 Février 2011, 2010) exemples d'Accompagnement de projets BMO (Communauté urbaine Brest Maritime Océane) Appels à projets dans le cadre d'EuropeAid (Switch Asia, ENRTP, ANE-AL)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.07574621118-27active2008-07-02T12:05:07.449+02:002013-05-15T16:53:16.829+02:00Community of European Railway and Infrastructure CompaniesCERAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsLiborLochmanExecutive DirectorLiborLochmanExecutive DirectorAvenue des Arts531000BrusselsBELGIUM32221308703225125231The Community of European Railway and Infrastructure Companies (CER) is the leading European railway organisation. It brings together more than 80 railway undertakings and infrastructure companies from the European Union, the candidate countries (Croatia, Macedonia and Turkey) as well as from the Western Balkan countries, Norway, and Switzerland. CER is based in Brussels and represents its members’ interests vis-à-vis the European Parliament, Commission and Council of Ministers as well as other policy makers and transport actors. CER’s main focus is promoting the strengthening of rail as essential to the creation of a sustainable transport system which is efficient, effective and environmentally sound. Within this framework, a key priority is the achievement of a more balanced modal split in the transport system, eliminating high external costs to society and improving economic efficiency. In parallel to the railways’ own initiatives for improving the quality of rail services, CER sees mobilising adequate investments in rail infrastructure as a prerequisite for achieving a sustainable modal split. CER’s portfolio covers all policy areas with a potential impact on railway transport offering advice and recommendations to European policy makers. Its interests span the whole spectrum of European transport policy: infrastructure planning, passenger and freight services, public service, the environment, research and development and social dialogue. In close cooperation with its members, CER monitors and evaluates the implementation of policies. In permanent dialogue with policy makers it proposes calibration of legislation to address remaining problems. Two railway companies from outside the immediate European area (Georgia and Japan) have become CER partners, opening up cross-fertilisation opportunities on best practices and lessons learned with other regions.europeanBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTrans-European NetworksTransportMember of European Rail Circle, of Rail Forum Europe and of CLECAT.2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.037273.01250000.01500000.0EU funding was received in 2011 in the framework of ERRAC. ERRAC was set up in 2001 with the ambitious goal of creating a single European body with both the competence and capability to help revitalise the European rail sector and make it more competitive, by fostering increased innovation and guiding research efforts at European level. Within ERRAC, all major rail stakeholders are gathered. ERRAC comprises 45 representatives from each of the major European rail research stakeholders: manufacturers, operators, infrastructure managers, the European Commission, EU Member States, academics and users’ groups. ERRAC covers all forms of rail transport: from conventional, high speed and freight applications to urban and regional services. CER is the leader of Work Package 7 – Dissemination and Communication.The main EU initiatives covered by CER in 2011 included the following: - Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area (Transport White Paper) - Recast of the First Railway Package - Revision of TEN-T - Connecting Europe Facility - Multiannual Financial Framework - Cooperation with the European Railway Agency on technical standardisation, interoperability and safety issuesEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative16.0307070286-76active2008-06-27T13:54:08.332+02:002012-05-31T09:00:01.084+02:00Federazione Nazionale Commercio MacchineASCOMACAssociazione senza fini di lucroII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsCarloBelvedereSegretario GeneraleCarloBelvedereSegretario GeneraleIsonzo3400198RomaITALY3906203696383920369376Organizzazione di Categoria del commercio, aderente alla CONFCOMMERCIO, che rappresenta il comparto della distribuzione e dei servizi di: 1)macchine per l'edilizia, il cantiere ed il movimento terra; 2) macchine d impianti per il sollevamento, la logistica e movimentazione delle merci; 3)macchine agricole, veicoli e dei mezzi d'opera; 4) impianti per la produzione di energia da fonti rinnovabili e da cogenerazione 5) tecnici omologatori ai fini della circolazione stradale e delle verifiche della sicurezza di macchine. Rappresenta: 168 Imprese suddivise in 5 Unioni di Categoria con un fatturato di 3,9 miliardi di Euro e 6.000 dipendentinationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentClimate ActionCompetitionCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentFisheries and AquacultureInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportIn qualita` di socio aggregato Cantiermacchine/ASCOMAC, Unione tra gli importatori, distributori, costruttori, concessionari e noleggiatori di macchine per il movimento terra, da cantiere e per l`edilizia, aderisce a Federcostruzioni. Questa e` una federazione aderente a Confindustria creata per rappresentare al mondo politico, economico e istituzionale gli interessi comuni della filiera delle costruzioni e promuovere condizioni piu` favorevoli per lo svolgimento dell`attivita` imprenditoriale. Federcostruzioni rappresenta un comparto produttivo per un valore di fatturato pari a oltre 300 miliardi di euro e una forza lavoro pari a circa 3 milioni di occupati. La Federazione si articola in quattro filiere: costruzioni edili e infrastrutturali; tecnologie e impianti afferenti alle costruzioni civili, materiali per le costruzioni, progettazione. Il mondo delle costruzioni, cosi` rappresentato in tutte le sue componenti, lavorando insieme su alcuni obiettivi comuni potra` giovarsi della forza d`impatto di un soggetto economico di rilevanza strategica, sia all`interno di Confindustria che sui mercati, nazionali ed esteri. E questo, in un momento di crisi congiunturale quale quello attuale, ma anche di nuove sfide e opportunita` da cogliere, non puo` che essere di forte sostegno alle attivita` di tutte le imprese associate. Sono soci di FEDERCOSTRUZIONI: - ANCE, Associazione Nazionale Costruttori Edili - ANDIL, Associazione Nazionale degli Industriali dei Laterizi - ANIE, Federazione Nazionale Imprese Elettrotecniche ed Elettroniche - ANIMA, Federazione delle Associazioni Nazionali dell`Industria Meccanica Varia ed Affine - ASSOVETRO, Associazione Nazionale degli Industriali del Vetro - FEDERBETON, Federazione Associazioni della filiera del Cemento e del Calcestruzzo Armato - FEDERCHIMICA, Federazione Nazionale dell`Industria Chimica - FEDERLEGNO-ARREDO, Federazione Italiana delle Industrie del Legno, del Sughero, del Mobile e dell`Arredamento - OICE, Associazione delle Organizzazioni di Ingegneria e Consulenza Tecnico Economica Presidente Paolo Buzzetti (ANCE) Vice Presidenti Paolo Perino (ANIE) Luca Turri (ANIMA) Andrea Negri (FEDERLEGNO ARREDO) Braccio Oddi Baglioni (OICE) Segretario Generale Alberto de Vizio (ATECAP - FEDERBETON) sg@federcostruzioni.it2011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Rappresentanza nel settore 1)della Energia, con riferimento a impianti di produzione di energia distribuita da fonti rinnovabili e cogenerazione; gruppi elettrogeni; 2)dell'Edilizia, con riferimento alle macchine da cantiere, per il movimento terra; 3)Logistica e movimentazione, con riferimento al sollevamento di persone e cose; 3)dei Trasporti, con riferimento alla omologazione e circolazione stradale di macchine operatrici e mezzi d'opera e motori; 4) della Nautica professionale e daa diporto, con riferimento alla installazione ed impiego di motori.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.065810058-13active2008-06-23T12:13:49.135+02:002012-05-27T19:44:01.700+02:00ΕΝΩΣΗ ΠΡΟΣΤΑΣΙΑΣ ΚΑΤΑΝΑΛΩΤΩΝ ΣΕΡΡΩΝΕ.Π.ΚΑ.Σ.ΣΩΜΑΤΕΙΟ ΑΣΤΙΚΟΥ ΚΩΔΙΚΑ - ΚΑΤΑΝΑΛΩΤΙΚΗ ΟΡΓΑΝΩΣΗIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarΧΡΗΣΤΟΣΤΙΤΗΣΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΣ ΔΙΟΙΚΗΤΙΚΟΥ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟΥΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΣΔΑΓΚΟΣΜΕΛΟΣ ΔΙΟΙΚΗΤΙΚΟΥ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟΥΠΕΡΙΣΤΕΡΗ ΚΩΣΤΟΠΟΥΛΟΥ1262122ΣΕΡΡΕΣGREECE302321022518302321022518Η ΕΝΩΣΗ ΠΡΟΣΤΑΣΙΑΣ ΚΑΤΑΝΑΛΩΤΩΝ ΣΕΡΡΩΝ στοχεύει: 1.Στην ενημέρωση και εκπαίδευση των καταναλωτών για την απόκτηση καταναλωτικής συνείδησης. 2. Στην προστασία των καταναλωτών σε θέματα υγείας, ασφάλειας και οικονομικών συμφερόντων. 3. Στην εξασφάλιση του δικαιώματος των καταναλωτών να εκπροσωπούνται στα όργανα που αποφασίζουν σε θέματα που τους αφορούν, όπως το Εθνικό Συμβούλιο Καταναλωτών και Αγοράς, ο Ε.Φ.Ε.Τ., η Επιτροπή Φιλικού Διακανονισμού, των οποίων η σύσταση και λειτουργία επιβάλλονται από το νόμο.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanConsumer Affairs700GREECEΗ Ε.Π.ΚΑ.Σ. είναι μέλος της ΠΑΝΕΛΛΗΝΙΑΣ ΟΜΟΣΠΟΝΔΙΑΣ ΕΝΩΣΕΩΝ ΚΑΤΑΝΑΛΩΤΩΝ «Η ΠΑΡΕΜΒΑΣΗ», η οποία είναι αναγνωρισμένη Ομοσπονδία Καταναλωτών με απόφαση Πρωτοδικείου Αθηνών 771/31-10-2008 & εγγεγραμμένη στο Συγκεντρωτικό Μητρώο Ενώσεων Καταναλωτών του ΥΠ.ΑΝ με α/α 77 / 31-10-2008 σύμφωνα με το Ν. 2251 / 94.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.011000.05000.05000.00.06000.00.06000.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.08522206185-94active2008-07-11T16:22:15.303+02:002012-09-27T17:20:14.664+02:00BROmotionBROmoBelgium registered NGOII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsMonicaGHECEAPartnerMonicaGHECEAPartnerGrand Cerf201000BrusselsBELGIUM0032486278184Areas of competence 1. European Affairs ● Representation and liaison-office in Bruxelles ● Lobby & advocacy endeavours ● Accredited lobbyist to European Parliament/ European Commission 2. EU programmes expert assistance ● European programmes/ projects/ consortia design, aggregation, application, implementation, evaluation ● EU funding opportunities screening, accessing and assessment ● Expert evaluator in EU programmes – URBACT, TREN/ IEE, Culture, Youth, ICT/ PSP, RTD/ FP7 3. Management consultancy and business support ● Business planning, durable strategy development, competitiveness enhancing, entrepreneurial leveraging, business and financial modelling, investment and relocation schemes ● Belgian Guichet d’Entreprises – EUNOMIA Entry Point ● Direct investment/ business incorporation i.e. Belgium, Romania, Moldova - facilitation, local relationships building, matching and consistency, exploratory demarches and initiating research, feasibility studies 4. Project management ● Public and private, commercial-oriented and non-profit endeavours: concept, design, holistic assessment, specific evaluation, quality management, audit, PPPs ● High added-value, interdisciplinary, cross-cultural projects focusing on CIP, EE/ RES – Green energy concept, entrepreneurship and SMEs, urban/ rural/ regional durable strategic development, RTDI/ FP7, ITC, HR/ organizational culture, CSR ● Standardized approach based upon correct mix of PMI/ PMBOK, PRINCE2, BS 6079, ISO 10006 ● EMotion artelier – contemporary art gallery located in Petit Sablon, Bruxelles Targeted audience ● Triple helix – representatives of public authorities, research/ academia, businesses ● Policy and decision makers, programme managers/ planners at (inter)regional, local and territorial cooperation level ● Professional associations, industry interest groups ● SMEs and entrepreneurs, NGOs/ NFP organisations, cultural operators, individuals Distinctive approach BROMOTION team brings together intentionally distinct competencies, mixing the rigor of a scientist with the artist’s imagination and the efficiency of the manager. Creativity and the proclivity to novelty might be valorised in real time by team players from synergic areas of activity, the key to success being a highly performing management. We take a special interest in challenges induced by originality, in translation of viable concepts into immediate market opportunities and subsequent tackling by specific modalities e.g. win-win partnerships between public and private environment, FP/ NFP structures European vision BROMOTION aims to develop a distinct space for activating synergies, enhancing the opportunities of the knowledge-based economy with rediscovered human dimension. We need to address European integration and globalisation by leveraging human potential, by supporting frameworks that could valorise complementarities. We aim to be an entry point to Bruxelles – the European decision-making crossroads for organisations or individuals, but also an unavoidable interface for non-European players genuinely interested in realising European values and opportunitiessub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCommunicationCompetitionCultureDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouthURBACT - Thematic Experts data base PRESENCE - European independent consultants network CORDIS - Experts for research data base2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Adding value mission BROMOTION produces and delivers high added-value consultancy, knowledge and paradigm shifting modus operandi. The competitive edge would be recognized around 3 pillars: 1. Holistic approach, integrating complementary/ synergetic disciplines, concepts, instruments, trends 2. Incorporating innovation and creativity as valuable assets and effective methodological gizmo 3. Pragmatic involvement based upon business-, results-oriented approach and cost-effective solutions We address multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary environments, with various institutional definitions i.e. professional and public bodies, interest groups, industry associations, NGOs, SMEs, entrepreneurs, clusters. We accredit innovative endeavours involving actors from private and public, for-profit and non-for-profit sectors, pursuing and championing the principles of sustainable development. For instance as innovative tool we consider Art a valuable communication catalyst, a model of good practice for new interdisciplinary approaches. At the end of the day we thrive to draw up a multifunctional hub pictured with informal, unconventional strokes where people would love to meet, learn and work together Sustainable values BROMOTION system of values would be modelled as a 3D balance mix: ● 1Drift – managerial rigour ● 2Drift – creativity accommodation ● 3Drift – durable chemistry Appreciated endeavours/ assignments Our business consists of supporting your technical/ managerial/ project promoting endeavours by realising required deliverables and creating added-value in: Brussels representation/ liaison-office Lobby & Advocacy campaigns EU programmes subsidies accessing Business/ financial modelling Business planning Feasibility studies Sustainable development strategies Audit, assessment, surveys Studies, peer reviews, analyses, reports Project/ concept management Business relocation/ acquisition/ incorporation Local relationships capacity-building Networking/ Chamber of Commerce Antenna Knowledge transfer facilitation CSR, green economy, climate change, renewable energyEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.06120950175-66active2008-07-10T11:44:37.494+02:002012-06-13T09:54:27.186+02:00Belarus EU Business CouncilBEUBCAssociation International Sans But LucratifII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsJamesWilsonDirectorEkaterinaTsaranokHead of SecretariatMuseumlaan253080TervurenBELGIUM3223058191In addition to our offices in Belgium, we also have a Permanent Representative in Minsk Mr Vladimir Metelsky.To promote trade and investment between Belarus and the EU.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European NetworksThe BEUBC is a full member of the Belarus Chamber of Commerce and Industry. We also have a representative in Minsk to assist international companies with any issues regarding inward investment or trade matters, to help provide business solutions for any commercial problems. We offer business consulting solutions to EU and other international companies looking to source business information about Belarus.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0The organisation is entirely funded by member company subscriptions, and includes companies from the EU, USA, Russia and the EU.The organisation of workshops and seminars in Brussels and Minsk and other European capitals to raise awareness of the business opportunities in Belarus-EU trade, and the promotion of activities to facilitate greater economic exchange and investment. Results of the research undertaken by the Council and details of the workshop materials are published on the website in Russian and English. Key events in 2011 included the organisation of a Finance Academy in Minsk in June, a Christmas concert in Brussels and several workshops and seminars in Minsk.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.03791655174-28active2008-07-10T11:34:50.508+02:002012-06-27T13:37:27.304+02:00EU Ukraine Business Council aisblEUUBCAssociation International Sans But LucratifII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsJamesWilsonDirectorJamesWilsonDirectorMuseumlaan25B3080TervurenBELGIUM3223058191In addition to the Council's offices in Brussels, we have offices in:- Donetsk at 87 Kievskiy Avenue, 83007 Donetsk, Ukraine Tel: +38 097 333 40 43 and Kyiv at 50 b Zhilianska Street, 01033 Kyiv, Ukraine Tel: +38 066 566 83 21To promote trade, economic and business links between Ukraine and the EU and initiate projects that contribute to the development of Ukraine.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCustomsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportWe undertake work for inter alia the National Agricultural Chamber of Ukraine, UkrVinProm (the wine producers of Ukraine) and the Ukrainian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. We are also a strategic partner of Eurochambres in the East-Invest Project.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0The organisation is primarily funded by member company contributions and business sponsorship. The Council receives some grant in aid funding for activities undertaken in the framework of the East-Invest Project managed for the European Commission by Eurochambres on a partial cost-recovery basis.The organisation of round tables, conferences and workshops in Brussels, Kyiv and other European capitals to raise awareness of the business opportunities in EU-Ukraine trade, to promote the image of Ukraine and Ukrainian business, to help to solve market access difficulties and promote improved economic and market integration. In particular we organised a series of Energy Round Tables in the European Parliament in 2012.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0398541467-53active2008-06-25T14:55:55.056+02:002012-05-31T14:24:58.134+02:00Federation of European PublishersFEP-FEEAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsAnneBergman-TahonDirectorAnneBergman-TahonDirectorMontoyer3181000BrusselsBELGIUM3227701110Fax:+32 2 771 20 71 Email: info@fep-fee.eu aolbrycht@fep-fee.euThe Federation of European Publishers represents 27 national associations of book publishers of the European Union and of the European Economic Area. Thus, FEP is the voice of the great majority of publishers in Europe. It acts in the name of the publishers in the discussions and negotiations with the European institutions concerning mostly the copyright legislation, information society, taxation and culture.europeanCultureEnvironmentHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTaxation2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00350000.050000.0300000.0350000.0FEP operates two projects for the EU. 1. EUPL (EU Prize for Literature) for which the EC fundings cover the expenditures. 2.ARROW, which aims at building an operating system and is not used directly to represent the interest of publishers, which is the objective of the Federation. The main lobbying activities are: Copyright, Taxation, Information society , Competition , Culture and other policies (environmental issues, postal issues etc.)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.0401111262-07active2008-06-25T11:54:17.711+02:002012-06-25T09:50:04.648+02:00Edison SpaEDSSocietà per AzioniII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsLescoeurBrunoChief Executive OfficerMarcoMargheriSVP Public and EU AffairsForo Buonaparte3120121MilanoITALY390262221Please use the following contact details: Edison Spa Public and Regulatory Affairs EU liaison Office Avenue des Nerviens, 3 1040 Bruxelles (B) T: 0032-(0)2-7371570 F: 0032-(0)2-7371575 E: bruxelles@edison.it SVP of Public and EU Affairs: Mr. Marco Margheri Contact person: Ms. Simona GoodwinEdison (www.edison.it) is on of the oldest energy company in Europe. It is a leader of the national energy market in Italy as well as being very active in the sector of electricity and gas in several European countries. Edison is involved in ambitious investments projects , in partnership with major stakeholders, reflecting its commitment to the establishment of a new way of generating energy. Edison is committed to several energy sources (from CGT to renewable) as well as being a apart of several projects of highest strategic importance to the EU. Such projects, such as the first LNG offshore terminal built in Rovigo or the GALSI pipeline between Algeria and Italia, illustrate Edison’s commitment to R&D. As the newest addition to the EDF group, Edison plans to further develop this policy. For information in English please check www.edison.it or contact bruxelles@edison.itnationaleuropeanglobalBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTrans-European NetworksEdison participates in various organizations of interest representation in Italy as well as in Europe. The sharing of information through the presence of Edison representatives in committees and working groups contributes to an informed internal debate. On a purely informational basis, below are listed some of the most important organizations Edison is working closely with : - Assoelettrica / UNEI / Eurelectric - Confindustria / Businesseurope - Eurogas - GIE / GTE / GSE / GLE - Efet - Recs - GII (Gruppo Iniziativa italiana) Edison also participates in the activities of the Industry Advisory Panel of the Charter Energy Treaty. For further information please check www.edison.it or contact bruxelles@edison.it2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0300000.0350000.0The Brussels office of Edison are completely integrated within the public and European Affairs departement of Edison SpA, under the direction of the chief developpement officer. The office is under the administrative direction of Edison SpA, headquartered in Buonaparte 31 - 20121 Milan. The numbers previously cited in option II correspond to the indicative value of the direct activities of the EU office of the society, calculated according to the criterions and the indications furnished in the Code of Conduct of the present Register. Associative costs are not included if there are not directly sustained by the operational unity and directly reported to the activities of establing relations with European institutions. For more information please check www.edison.it or contact bruxelles@edison.it Edison has been collaborating with the European institutions since many years, offering its experience as a leader in the energy market, for a more in depth elaboration of community legislation. For this purpose, Edison elaborates analysis, studies and positions which are shared with community institutions and stakeholders involved in the European debate and in the elaboration of proposals and decisions on the various dossiers Edison has also initated an ambitious investment plan in energy infrastructures, in the electricity sector as well as in the natural gas sector. Many aspects of these investments have implications linked to community law and in some cases are under the complete competency of the EU institutions. Edison’s Institutional Relations Department has the task of effectively and appropriately interacting to guarantee to the European commission and the institutions involved punctual and broad information on the evolution of the dossiers, as well as elaborating subjects that fall directly under community competency. The Brussels office actively collaborates with the various stakeholders and representative organizations and interacts when necessary with community institutions also to represent the positions of the organizations. For more information please go to www.edison.it or contact Bruxelles@edison.itEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.05975679180-97active2008-07-10T16:45:52.846+02:002012-07-06T14:46:53.199+02:00Association Française de la Gestion financièreAFGnon profit associationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPierreBollonCEOStéphaneJaninDirecteur des Affaires Internationalesrue de Miromesnil3175008ParisFRANCE330144949414The Association Française de la Gestion financière (AFG) represents the France-based investment management industry, both for collective and discretionary individual portfolio managements. AFG actively contributes to the modernisation of the regulation at national level. It also plays an important role in the definition of the ethical rules of management by drafting codes of ethics that apply to the whole profession. AFG is actively involved in the implementation of European regulatory framework. At international level, AFG participates in building global asset management industry positions. We provide to our 500 members, mainly asset management companies, a wide range of services relating to regulatory affairs, tax matters, corporate governance, technical issues, communication, trainings, etc. AFG members are managing close to 2,650 billion euros in the field of asset management (as of December 2011). In the field of collective investment, AFG covers – beside UCITS and other general purpose funds – employee savings schemes and products such as regulated hedge funds/funds of hedge funds as well as a significant part of private equity funds and real estate funds. AFG is an active member of the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) and of the European Federation for Retirement Provision (EFRP). AFG is also an active member of the International Investment Funds Association (IIFA).nationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnterpriseExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxationAt European level, AFG is a member of EFAMA (European Fund and Asset Management Association) and EFRP (European Federation for Retirement Provision).2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0The estimate of costs does not include the membership fees of the EFAMA and EFRP. AFG participates in the promotion of a sound legal, regulatory and tax environment for the asset management industry, at national, European and international level. At European level, our main goal is the achievement of a true Single Market for the asset management industry.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.07515130179-20active2008-07-10T16:23:02.650+02:002012-07-18T10:57:42.440+02:00European Council of Nursing RegulatorsFEPIAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsDragicaSimunecPrésidenteTheodorosKoutroubasSenior policy advisorCoudenberg701000BruxellesBELGIUM3225136985La FEPI est le Conseil Européen des Ordres infirmiers, en ce sens elle représente les ordres professionnels infirmiers des Etats-Membres de l'Union Européenne. L'objectif de la FEPI est d'assurer aux patients et citoyens européens des soins de santé de qualité à travers l'application de standards de haute qualité et l'établissement de code de conduite.nationaleuropeanglobalEducationEmployment and Social AffairsInternal MarketPublic HealthLa FEPI est membre à part entière du CEPLIS, le Conseil Européen des Professions Libérales.2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.08768994186-53active2008-07-11T16:31:51.899+02:002012-07-03T15:36:29.598+02:00Lietuvos mokslų akademijaLMAbiudžetinė įstaigaIV - Think tanks, research and academic institutionsThink tanks and research institutionsValdemarasRazumasprezidentasAndriusBernotasOrganizacinio skyriaus vadovasGedimino pr.3LT-01103VilniusLITUANIA370 5261 3651370 5261 8464Telkti mokslines pajėgas svarbiausioms Lietuvos mokslo, kultūros, kalbos, ūkio bei socialinės pažangos problemoms spręsti; skatinti ir palaikyti Lietuvoje aukštą mokslinių tyrimų ir studijų lygį; ugdyti mokslininkų asmenybes ir individualybes, būti Lietuvos mokslininkų intelektiniu centru; skatinti ir vykdyti bendrus įvairių disciplinų fundamentinius tyrimus; skatinti ir padėti organizuoti mokslinį Lietuvos ir kitų šalių mokslo centrų bendradarbiavimą; būti moksliniu ekspertu mokslo ir studijų, technikos, ūkio, kultūros, socialinės raidos, aplinkos apsaugos, sveikatos apsaugos ir kitais klausimais.nationalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCultureDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnvironmentFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTransportYouth197AUSTRIABELARUSBELGIUMESTONIAGERMANYITALYLATVIALITUANIANETHERLANDSPOLANDRUSSIA, FEDERATION OFSPAINSWEDENUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESALLEA - Visos Europos mokslų akademijų federacija (All European Academies), ICSU - Tarptautinė mokslo sąjungų taryba (International Council of Scientific Unions), EASAC - Europos akademijų mokslo konsultacinė taryba (European Academies Science Advisory Council), IAP - globalus mokslų akademijų tinklas (IAP: the global network of science academies)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00781400.0781400.0781400.0Eurointegracija mokslo ir visuomenės pažangaiEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative200.084545717-79active2008-06-23T12:08:46.042+02:002012-06-12T13:53:41.043+02:00EVO the Dutch Shippers's organizationEVOAssociatonII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsMachielvan der KuijlGeneral DirectorGodfriedSmitInternational Policy DirectorSignaalroodZoetermeer603502700 AJZoetermeerNETHERLANDS3179346734631793467805EVO represents the interests of some 30,000 companies in the Netherlands that transport goods for their own account or contract this out to a professional transport company. They come from all sectors of industry, including wholesale, retail, construction, agricultural and business services. Our members are users of freight services across all modes of transport: deep sea shipping, short sea shipping, air transport, road transport, rail and inland waterways. They operate both within Europe and overseas. EVO brings the views of member companies to the notice of political decision-makers and public authorities not only at regional level, but also in the Hague and Brussels. We also convey our own and our members' views to carriers in all modes of transport, both directly and through their organisations. EVO is an international level member of European Shippers’ Council (ESC), International Road Transport Union (IRU), Union of Industrial and Employers Confederations in Europe, (UNICE) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).nationalglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportESC European Shippers' Council WSC World Shippers' Forum IRU International Road Union ICC International Chamber of Commerce Duquesne group Europro AAEI2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0350000.0400000.0- Admission tot the transport marktet and admission to the profession at the EP (roadtransport); - CO2-emissions in ocean freight bij DG Environment; - Participant in the exercise for bottlenecks in freight logistics and the meeting about the bottlenecks (DG TREN); - Participation in the Trade Contact Group (DG TAXUD); - Review of Consortia Regulation (maritime transport/DG Competition); - Transport crime (EP); - Security (anti-terrorisme maatregelen): - Participation in the Air Cargo Working Group on behalf of the ESC (DG TREN); - Participation in the CEN working group for security standards.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative15.08599730214-81active2008-07-21T10:31:32.123+02:002012-07-10T17:51:21.503+02:00AfW - Bundesverband Finanzdienstleistung e.V.gemeinnütziger, eingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsNormanWirthGeschäftsführender VorstandNormanWirthGF-VorstandAckerstr.310115BerlinGERMANY4930639643704930639643729Der AfW - Bundesverband Finanzdienstleistung e.V. ist die berufständische Interessenvertretung unabhängiger Finanzdienstleister in Deutschland. Der AfW wurde 1992 gegründet. Heute schenken ihm ca. 30.000 freie Finanzdienstleister in rund 1.500 Mitgliedsunternehmen ihr Vertrauen. Er hat sich zu DEM Interessenverband der unabhängigen Finanzdienstleister in Deutschland entwickelt. Der AfW ist in Sachen Finanzdienstleisterinteressen Meinungsführer und Ansprechpartner der Politik. Seine Initiativen, sowie seine stetig wachsende Mitgliederzahl sind Garant dafür, dass die Belange der freien Finanzdienstleister von den Politikern, Behörden und der Finanz- und Versicherungswirtschaft in die Entscheidungen einbezogen werden.nationaleuropeanConsumer Affairs2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Die Finanzierung des Verbandes ergibt sich aus den Bestimmungen der öffentlich einsehbaren Satzung und der Beitragsordnung. Der AfW verfolgt das Ziel, den Berufsstand eines unabhängigen Finanzdienstleisters zu schaffen. Dessen Renommee soll – wie in den angelsächsischen Ländern - mit dem der Rechtsanwälte und Steuerberater vergleichbar sein. Nach Auffassung des AfW muss daher die Vereinheitlichung der gesetzlichen Anforderungen an den Finanzdienstleistungsvertrieb erreicht werden.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.05115791132-19active2008-07-03T14:26:32.560+02:002012-06-09T00:36:07.928+02:00Enthinderungsselbsthilfe von Autisten für Autisten (und Angehörige) - ESHESHnicht verfügbarIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarMartinSchöngarthSprecherMartinSchöngarthSprecherRanspach1507952PausaGERMANY0000Kontaktaufnahme barrierefrei per Email oder Briefpost.Die ESH versteht sich als Interessenvertretung der aktuell noch weitgehend diskriminierten Minderheit der Autisten. Wir sind Ansprechpartner in allen politischen und gesellschaftlichen Fragen, die Autisten betreffen und wirken gerne an Regelungsfindungsprozessen mit. Wir wenden uns gegen die Tatsache, daß nichtautistische Angehörige oder Funktionäre sich in großem Umfang anmaßen für Autisten sprechen zu wollen. Das kann nicht funktionieren, weil diese Personen nunmal keine Autisten sind und daher nicht wissen, wie sich Autisten in welcher Situation fühlen. Wir treten dafür ein Autismus nicht mehr wie heute noch offiziell weitgehend als krank zu verstehen, sondern als Teil einer gesunden Neurodiversität. Die Probleme vieler Autisten gehen nicht auf ihren Autismus zurück, sondern auf massiv unzureichende Barrierefreiheit. Viele Symptome, die heute noch oft für typisch autistisch gehalten werden, sind tatsächlich Traumasymptome, welche auf die mangelnde Barrierefreiheit zurückgehen. Wir wenden uns scharf gegen die Haltung Autismus selbst als Problem zu betrachten und z.B. gleichzeitig herkömmliche Sprachenvielfalt als wünschenswert zu deuten und sich daher eine vielsprachige EU mit entsprechendem Übersetzungsaufwand zu leisten. Diese unterschiedliche Gewichtung zeigt gesellschaftliche Machtverhältnisse auf und keine naturgegebenen Wertigkeiten.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalConsumer AffairsCultureEducationEmployment and Social AffairsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyYouth00AUSTRIAGERMANY2011-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:002000.02000.02000.00.050000.0Die ESH wird von freiwilligem Engagement getragen und ist ein no budget project. Die ESH kennt keine Mitgliedschaft im üblichen Sinne.Strukturell und weltanschaulich begründete Diskriminierung von Autisten beseitigen.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative20.0Zahl variiert stark.917393784-31active2008-06-27T10:07:07.511+02:002012-06-04T10:49:22.274+02:00Deutsche Sozialversicherung Arbeitsgemeinschaft EuropaDSVAEEingetragener Verein nach deutschem RechtVI - Organisations representing local, regional and municipal authorities, other public or mixed entities, etc.Other public or mixed entities, etc.Dr. FranzTerweyDirektorDr. FranzTerweyDirektorRuhrstraße210709BerlinGERMANY49 30865 24550Rue d'Arlon 50 1000 BrüsselVertretung der Interessen der Spitzenorganisationen der Deutschen Sozialversicherung; Beratung der EU-Institutionen in allen Fragen der europäischen Sozial- und GesundheitspolitikeuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementEnterpriseFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTaxationTransport08AOK-Bundesverband23700000BKK Bundesverband13400000Gemeinsame Vertretung der Innungskrankenkassen (IKK)5530000Verband der Ersatzkassen (vdek)24800000Knappschaft2000000Deutsche Rentenversicherung Bund (DRV Bund)57000000Deutsche Gesetzliche Unfallversicherung (DGUV)74300000Spitzenverband der landwirtschaftlichen Sozialversicherung5000000GERMANYEuropean Social Insurance Platform (ESIP)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00600000.0600000.0600000.050000.0Keine Angaben erforderlich, weil lediglich Mitgliedsbeiträge vereinnahmt werden.Öffentliche Konsultationen, Stellungnahmen, Hintergrundgespräche mit Vertretern des EP und der Kommission etc.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative6.05804781152-61active2008-07-07T12:57:07.645+02:002012-06-29T11:14:51.654+02:00The Association of Real Estate FundsAREFUK company limited by guarantee, not for profit organisationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJohnCartwrightChief ExecutiveMarkSherwinSecretary GeneralKingsway65WC2B 6TDLondonUNITED KINGDOM44 207269 4677We promote the interests of member funds by: •Ensuring that members offer consistently high quality products and support services to investors and their advisers, and by enhancing the understanding of real estate funds by those users through our governance and transparency standards; •Informing, influencing and lobbying policy makers, tax and regulatory authorities, and other official bodies to achieve the optimum business environment for real estate funds, through the work of our Executive, Secretariat, Committees and Working Groups; •Influencing the evolution of our industry by (i) seeking ways to enhance the products and services offered by members; (ii) addressing the concerns of third party stakeholders, and; (iii) developing members’ understanding of new asset types; through promotion of debate, arrangement or sponsorship of events, and commissioned research.nationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsExternal RelationsInternal MarketTaxationMember of the Property Industry Alliance (PIA)- a cross industry group representing the commercial property industry.2010-10-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-10-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0883980785-32active2008-06-27T10:18:49.991+02:002012-06-13T15:18:49.869+02:00European Social Insurance Platform AISBLESIPassociation internationale sans but lucratif de droit belgeVI - Organisations representing local, regional and municipal authorities, other public or mixed entities, etc.Other public or mixed entities, etc.FranzTerweyPresidentChristineDawsonDirectorrue d'Arlon501000BrusselsBELGIUM32 2282 05 6032 2282 05 98esip@esip.orgRepresenting the interests of the social insurance organisations at EU level. 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(+32) 26411760 Fax. (+32) 26411769 http://www.hal9000ltd.eu/Incorporated in London in 2000, HAL9000 Limited groups economists lawyers and communication experts for providing advise in special and aided finance, institutional relations and strategic communication. We work with local, national and international institutions among which the European Commission, the European Investment Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the World Bank Group and the main Regional Development Banks. We are committed to a philosophy of simplicity and of understatement. We think in terms of what is appropriate and of how to add a tangible added value to a Client’s particular project. The Clients, in turn, must be able to appreciate and accept the precious values inherent, but not always obvious, in simple actions. Although our roots come from London, we also have operational offices in Brussels, Rome and Zlín. The first one is our base for the activities with the European Union, the second hosts our unit for the Mediterranean projects and the third is our antenna for Central and Eastern Europe.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureDevelopmentEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTrans-European NetworksTransportYouth2010-04-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-04-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.050000.0Zlin Region50000.0100000.0Roma CapitaleOsservatorio SanitàHAL9000 Limited guides its Clients throughout the decision-making process of all the main International Institutions, providing up-dated information to involved managers, defining and supporting the realisation of professional lobbying campaigns for their initiatives. Our mission integrates the representation of legitimate interests and original opinions to competent Authorities. The staff of the Company has accreditation to the main International Institutions, among which the European Commission and the European Parliament, direct experience with the development Banks and the World Bank. We are well-known, appreciated and searched for our competences, professionalism and effectiveness.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.0The team of HAL9000 Limited covers all main areas of EU interest in the basic fields of Economic and Public Affairs, Law and Communication.6528747210-46active2008-07-18T10:56:03.392+02:002012-06-22T17:16:17.772+02:00PAPER BY NATUREPBNASBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsKatariinaTannerprésidentKatariinaTannerpresidentAvenue Louise250801050BruxellesBELGIUM0033156697526Le Secrétariat de Paper by Nature, en charge de la gestion quotidienne, est situé à l'adresse suivante: Paper by Nature c/o First&42nd 54, rue de Monceau 75008 Paris France Tel:0033 1 56 69 75 26L'objectif de Paper by Nature est de promouvoir de bonnes pratiques environnementales dans l’industrie de la transformation du papier et d'inciter les consommateurs à adopter un usage responsable du papier. A cette fin, la mission principale de Paper by Nature est de produire, développer et promouvoir un label environnemental concernant les produits façonnés de papier comme les enveloppes, les cahiers, les produits de classements...europeanConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnvironmentTradeTrans-European Networks2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative0.01978775156-31active2008-07-08T10:06:35.433+02:002013-05-02T12:04:38.739+02:00International Federation of Industrial Energy ConsumersIFIEC EuropeInternational non profit association of a scientific characterII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsFernandFelzingerPresidentLarsJOPEDirector of coordinationavenue Louise25080B1050BrusselsBELGIUM3228885269IFIEC Europe represents the interests of those industrial sectors for which energy is a significant component of production costs. IFIEC Europe's mission is to anticipate and to respond to the evolving requirements of those sectors by proposing policies that allow realistically priced energy to be available. This will allow them to continue to improve energy efficiency and environmental performance whilst ensuring international competitiveness both in Europe and throughout the world.europeanEnergyEnvironment2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0legislation and regulation with regard to energy production, transmission, trade, distribution, supply, and consumptionEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative10.09284727160-83active2008-07-08T15:19:22.440+02:002012-06-19T15:57:56.324+02:00Confederazione Nazionale Artigianato e della Piccola e Media Impresa del VenetoCNA VenetoAssociazioneII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsMarioBorinDirettoreMatteoPovolatoResponsabile relazioni UEdella Pila3/b int.13017530175Marghera - VeneziaITALY39041921715390415384248CNA VENETO – Confederation Craftmen and SMEs is an association for the representation of its members’ interests. It acts as spokesman of the craftsmen and puts forward arguments before Region, Provinces, Commons, Public Boards, Banks, TradeUnions thus playing the role of economic body in the choices and strategies of local development. CNA VENETO associates 20.000 businesses; it supplies its members with many fundamental services, such as: tax accounting, payrolls, income-tax returns. Besides these fundamental services, CNA has created over the territory a solid network of services concerning training, promotion, innovation, marketing, environmental, credit, financial fiscal consultancy and assistance. CNA Veneto is based in Venice-Marghera and operates 118 SME support centres in all the districts of Veneto, employing over 800 full-time staff. Veneto is well known for its capacity of transforming from one of the poorest regions in Italy (back in the Sixties) into the most dynamic and fast growing region in the Nineties. Today Veneto is a world leader for the manufacture of fashion clothes, footwear, wood-furniture, plastic products and agricultural equipment, as well as a national leader for agri-food, light mechanics, white goods and some construction materials. This impressive growth has been driven by the SME sector, and CNA Veneto – during over 50 years – has played a major role in this process of regional development. Being a member of the National Council of Economy and Labour, CNA takes active part in policy-making and is a counterpart of the Italian and Regional Governments for the design and implementation of relevant legislation for SME development, regulations and support measures. As a social partner, CNA is also regularly involved in the social dialogue mechanisms and labour market instruments. It is one of the major implementing agencies for pro-active employment measures and – on its own – has been promoting a number of enterprise and employment generation programmes in the less developed regions of Italy. Thanks to our geographical position in the North-East of Italy, we have always been oriented towards a close working collaboration with Central and Eastern Europe. In many countries of the region we have established daughter companies since 1988, which currently deliver a wide range of advisory services under the brand names of Euro-In Consulting (management consulting, privatisation services, credit advice and marketing), Euro-In Training (training courses, vocational education, human resources development) and Euro-In & Partners (audit, accounting, tax and law advise).sub-nationalDevelopmentEnterpriseInformation SocietyInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTradeTransportCNA Veneto appartiene, a livello nazionale, alla CNA - Confederazione Nazionale Artigianato e delle Piccole e medie Imprese (www.cna.it) che a sua volta fa parte di UEAPME - UNIONE EUROPEA DELL’ ARTIGIANATO E DELLE PICCOLE E MEDIE IMPRESE (www.ueapme.com)2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.050000.0100000.0150000.0Imprese che operano nell'Artigianato, Trasportatori, Costruttori, Moda, Comunicazione e Terziario Avanzato, Installazione ed impianti, Produzione, Benessere e SAnità, AlimentareEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0872332582-69active2008-06-26T17:04:50.514+02:002012-05-31T15:38:01.407+02:00Bernardi EugenioEBDitta individualeI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsSelf-employed consultantsEUGENIOBERNARDIConsulente Tecnico - GiuridicoEUGENIOBERNARDIConsulente Tecnico - GiuridicoPROVINCIALE3443018SISSAITALY390521879651390521879193BERNARDI EUGENIO Consulente Tecnico - Giuridico ESPERTO IN TECNOLOGIE ELETTRONICHE APPLICATE ALL'INTRATTENIMENTO GIOCHI , VIDEOGIOCHI, FUN GAMES, AWP – New slot Esperto di direttive Comunitarie 98/34/CE -98/48/CE VIA PROVINCIALE 34 43018 SISSA (PR) TEL. 0521/879651-379407 FAX 0521/879193 Cell. 335-330682 E- mail personale videoberny@tin.it Nella qualità di tecnico elettronico esperto in tecnologie elettroniche applicate all’intrattenimento videogiochi, apparati sonori fonometrici e acustici. Svolgo incarichi relativi a consulenze e perizie legali nel settore “ elettronico con esperienza di circuiti elettronici impiegati in apparecchi da trattenimento, videogiochi, touch screen (comma 7) , giochi a premio come Fun games e A.W.P. Amusement With Prizes - New Slot (comma 6 - 6/a) dell’art. 110 del T.U.LP.S.” per Tribunali, Procure sul territorio italiano ed extra – nazionale. Presto altresì assistenza a 20 Studi Legali sul territorio italiano. Esperienza maturata in 30 anni di attività . Consulente sulle normative giochi elettronici , inquinamento acustico, marchio CE e Direttive europee. -------------------------------- In the quality of experienced electronic technician in electronic technologies applied video games. I develop charges related to consultations and legal skills in the sector “electronic with experience of circuits electronic employees in party apparatuses, video games, touch screen (paragraph 7), games to prize as Fun games and A.W.P. Amusement With Prizes - New Slot (paragraph 6 - 6/a) of the art. 110 of the T.U.LP.S.” for Courts, Proxies on the Italian and extra territory–national. Soon also assistance to 20 Legal Studies on the Italian territory. Experience matured in 30 years of activity. Experienced of Community directives 98/34/CE -98/48/CE.Rappresentanza degli interessi delle piccole medie imprese di produzione di apparecchi da gioco e videogiochi per locali pubblici. Mi occupo soprattutto della corretta applicazione delle normative italiane in ambito europeo in merito al diritto comunitario di notifica di tutte le regole tecniche e in riferimento agli aspetti del libero mercato, antitrust e aiuti di stato. Pubblicazioni in merito alla normativa sui giochi e sul gaming sul portale: ISSN : 1127-8579 Rivista giuridica elettronica pubblicata su Internet Relazione tecnico giuridica sulla legge 388/00 www.diritto.it/articoli/penale/bernardi.html Gioco e Morale http://www.diritto.it/articoli/penale/bernardi1.html L'evoluzione dell'art. 110 del T.U.L.P.S. http://www.diritto.it/articoli/penale/bernadi2.pdf Direttive Europee e Mancate notifiche http://www.diritto.it/archivio/1/20037.pdf Disapplicazione di norme interne non notificate - Significativa sentenza del Tribunale di Chiavari (GE) http://www.diritto.it/archivio/1/20591.pdf La direttiva 83/189/CEE ora 98/34/CE, strumento di trasparenza al servizio del mercato interno europeo e nazionale. Che cos’è la procedura 98/34/CE? http://www.diritto.it/archivio/20893.pdf Procedura di notificazione nel campo di standard tecnici e regolamentazioni degli Stati membri UE e Efta http://www.bernardieugenio.com/prova/ita/031105.htm INFRAZIONI E DIRETTIVE COMUNITARIE. DA JAMMA MAG. http://www.bernardieugenio.com/prova/ita/Documenti/20120103_INFRAZIONI%20E%20DIRETTIVE%20COMUNITARIE.DI%20E.BERNARDI%20DA%20JAMMA%20MAG..pdf Procedure tecnico amministrative relative alla produzione - Di Bernardi Eugenio – Produttore e Consulente Tecnico - Bolzano - 14 maggio 2012 http://www.bernardieugenio.com/prova/ita/20120514.htm --------------------------------------------------------- Representing the interests of small medium-sized producers of gaming equipment and games for public. I am above all of the correct application of law within the Italian Committee on Community law to notify all the rules and techniques in relation to aspects of the free market, antitrust and state aid. Works (in Italian only) published on: ISSN : 1127-8579 On-line juridical magazine on the internet Technical-Juridical Report on law 388/00 www.diritto.it/articoli/penale/bernardi.html Game and Morals http://www.diritto.it/articoli/penale/bernardi1.html The development of art. 110 del T.U.L.P.S. http://www.diritto.it/articoli/penale/bernadi2.pdf European Directives e missing notifications http://www.diritto.it/archivio/1/20037.pdf Not appliance of not notificated internal provisions – A telling sentence of the Court of Chiavari (GE) http://www.diritto.it/archivio/1/20591.pdf 98/34/CE Directive (Former 83/189/CEE Directive), a tool of clearness available for the internal European and national market. What the 98/34/CE procedure is? http://www.diritto.it/archivio/20893.pdf Technical Notification Procedure about technical standard and regulations of UE and Efta members http://www.bernardieugenio.com/prova/ita/031105.htm VIOLATIONS AND COMMUNITY DIRECTIVES. DA JAMMA Magazine http://www.bernardieugenio.com/prova/ita/Documenti/20120103_INFRAZIONI%20E%20DIRETTIVE%20COMUNITARIE.DI%20E.BERNARDI%20DA%20JAMMA%20MAG..pdf Technical and administrative procedures relating to production - Eugenio Di Bernardi - Producer and Technical Advisor - Bolzano - May 14, 2012 http://www.bernardieugenio.com/prova/ita/20120514.htmsub-nationalCompetitionEnterpriseHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyConsulente di diverse Aziende di settore e Associazioni di categoria per quanto concerne aspetti applicativi e tecnici delle Direttive europee sugli apparecchi da gioco e sulle normative giochi elettronici da intrattenimento e con vincita in denaro. Rappresentante CNA (Confederazione Nazionale dell'Artigianato e della Piccola e Media Impresa) PARMA (ITALY) --------------------------------- Consultant to various companies and industry associations with regard to technical aspects and application of European directives on the gaming equipment and gaming regulations, and electronic games with cash prizes. Representative CNA (National Confederation of the craftsmanship and the Small one and it Mediates Enterprise) Parma (ITALY)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.010000.050000.0bernardi eugenioEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.00503193237-77active2008-07-24T13:00:50.120+02:002012-07-02T15:59:10.791+02:00Bundesverband Holz und KunststoffBundesinnungsverbandII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPauknerMartinHauptgeschäftsführerMartinPauknerHauptgeschäftsführerLittenstr.1010179BerlinGERMANY4930 30 88 23 04930 88 23 12Der Bundesverband Holz und Kunststoff ist der Bundesinnungsverband der Tischler und Schreiner sowie der Bundesverband der Baufertigteilmonteure (Montage Deutschland) und der Bestatter (Bestatter Deutschland) in Deutschland. Er ist die Dachorganisation von 15 Landesfachverbänden, die wiederum die Innungen dieser Berufe beziehungsweise einzelne Betriebe vertreten. Gemein­sam mit seinen 15 Landes­verbänden för­dert der Bundesverband Holz und Kunststoff die Innungs­mitglieder in ihrer betrieb­lichen Praxis und ver­tritt sie nach außen, ins­beson­dere in den Berei­chen: Sozial-und Tarifpolitik, Arbeitsrecht, Betriebsführung, Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Technik und Normung, Berufsbildung.nationaleuropeanEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyMitglied im UDH, Unternehmerverband Deutsches Handwerk über UDH Mitglied im ZDH, Zentralverband des Deutschen Handwerks über ZDH Mitglied in der BDA, Bundesvereinigung der Deutschen Arbeitgeberverbände2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0NormungEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.04214197228-35active2008-07-23T11:50:58.418+02:002012-06-26T08:59:13.191+02:00Deutscher NotarvereinDNotVEingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDr. OliverVossiusPräsidentDr. StephanieMichelRepräsentantinKronenstraße7310117BerlinGERMANY493020615740493020615750Vertretung Brüssel Deutscher Notarverein Av. de Cortenbergh 172 1000 Bruxelles T: +32 (0) 2 647 79 52 F: +32 (0) 2 647 79 53Der Deutsche Notarverein ist der Bundesdachverband der Notare im Hauptberuf. In seinen zehn Mitgliedsvereinen sind ca. 90 Prozent der rund 1.600 hauptamtlichen Notare organisiert. Der Deutsche Notarverein vertritt die berufspolitischen Interessen der Notare auf nationaler und europäischer Ebene. Hierzu äußert sich der Deutsche Notarverein in Fachgesprächen und Stellungnahmen zu notarrelevanten Gesetzgebungsvorhaben gegenüber den zuständigen Ministerien und den politischen Entscheidungsträgern. Der Deutsche Notarverein legt Wert darauf, den Blick nicht auf die wirtschaftlichen Auswirkungen für Notare zu verengen, sondern Gesetzgebungsvorhaben im Ganzen zu analysieren und konstruktive Kritik zu äußern.europeanConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseHome AffairsJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxation2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.02297093238-71active2008-07-24T16:41:26.476+02:002012-07-17T17:14:36.913+02:00ECG - The Association of European Vehicle LogisticsECGInternational non profit association (aisbl)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsCostantinoBaldissaraPresidentTomAntonissenEU Affairs ManagerBoulevard Auguste Reyers801030BrusselsBELGIUM32270682803227068281E-mail address used for all general enquiries: info@ecgassociation.euECG is the association of the finished vehicle logistics sector in Europe. It represents over 2/3 of the European automotive outbound logistics industry, distributing vehicles by road, rail, sea and inland waterways. Members are responsible for the movement and post-production modification of such vehicles after they leave the factory and before they arrive at the franchised dealership. Today ECG members come from 23 countries accross Europe - including the Russian Federation, Western Balkans and Turkey - have an aggregate direct turnover of 16.2 billion euros and employ more than 64,700 employees. They own or operate over 373 car carrying ships, 13,000 purpose-build railway wagons, 24 river barges and 18,000 specialist road transporters. ECG’s objective is to promote the interests of the finished vehicle logistics sector by highlighting its role as a vital and essential link in the automotive supply chain. Its task is to monitor the current and future EU policy, internally discuss with members important developments affecting the sector and to lobby European institutions so that its needs are recognized and taken into account in the EU policy making process. ECG also provides information, training and networking events to its members and liaises, on behalf of its membership, with vehicle manufacturers (OEMs), their trade association and other EU and international organisations.europeanglobalClimate ActionCompetitionCustomsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsInformation SocietyInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportMobility for Prosperity in Europe - MPE www.mobilityeurope.eu 2011 Membership fee: €1.250 In 2012 the operational secretariat (Brussels office) was moved to the European Union Road Federation (ERF)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0The EU Transport White Paper and occasionally other legal developments in the fields of Logistics, Road, Rail and Maritime Transport, as well as Environmental policy. More specifically: - Weights & Dimensions (Review of Directive 96/53) - Secure Truck Parking Areas (ITS Directive & Action Plan) - Internal Market for Road Freight - TEN-T (Guidelines & CEF) - Low Sulphur in Marine FuelsEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.50270829224-20active2008-07-22T14:43:12.511+02:002012-06-25T07:37:43.854+02:00European Non-Governmental Sports OrganisationENGSONGOIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarBirgittaKervinenPresidentMichaelTrinkerExCom MemberAvenue Pierre de Coubertin175640ParisFRANCE33620306182EU-Office of Sport 52, avenue de Cortenbergh B–1000 Brussels Tel: +32 2 738 03 28 Fax: + 32 2 738 03 27 E-mail: trinker@euoffice.eurolympic.orgThe vision of ENGSO is to be the voice of sport in Europe. ENGSO exists to be a proactive front runner in the sports political field, a strong networking organization for sport in Europe, providing a platform for exchanging knowledge and information and a counterpart for European governmental institutions dealing directly or indirectly with sport like the EU or the Council of Europe. ENGSO is today the only European sports organisation having been granted consultative status by the Council of Europe. ENGSO represents 40 national sport umbrella federations of Europe, which form the so called “organised sport” sector. On the one hand, ENGSO cooperates with various stakeholders and decision-makers at European level to actively participate in the EU-policy- and -decision-making process. On the other hand, ENGSO provides a platform for exchanging knowledge and information for its members as well as shaping European policies. Thus, ENGSO represents the largest voluntary non-governmental organisational activity throughout Europe with more volunteers and participants than any other activity. About 1/3 of the EU-population is organized in a sport club and about 60 % practice sport on a regular basis. The main objectives of ENGSO are as follow: • to promote and to defend the independence and autonomy of sports in Europe; • to meet the political and economical impact of EU on sport in Europe; • to assist in improving sports development - from children and youth sport, over “sport for all” activities to elite sports – in the member countries. • to take active part in development of the East-West and North-South co-operation and to bring peoples together; • to raise the status and credibility of sports in the member countries, as well as actively combat the negative tendencies in sports; • to support voluntarism (active citizenship) as an important factor for development in society; • to develop democracy in sports; • to promote equality between men and women in sports; • to build bridges between different organisations dealing with “sport for all” activities.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicySportTaxationYouth39ALBANIAANDORRAAUSTRIABELARUSBELGIUMBOSNIA-HERZEGOVINABULGARIACROATIACYPRUSCZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAFAROE ISLANDSFINLANDFRANCEGEORGIAGERMANYGREENLANDHUNGARYICELANDIRELANDISRAELITALYLATVIALITUANIALUXEMBOURGMACEDONIA, FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OFMALTANETHERLANDSNORWAYPOLANDPORTUGALROMANIARUSSIA, FEDERATION OFSERBIASLOVAKIASLOVENIASPAINSWEDENTURKEYUNITED KINGDOM- Partner of the EOC EU Office - Consultative status with the Council of Europe2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00250000.0310000.0250000.060000.030000.030000.050000.0ENGSO is primarily intersted in the following subjects: - sport - internal market (free movement of workers and services, recognition of diplomas, state aid, competition) - health - environment - regional policy - taxationEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.04965317223-90active2008-07-22T14:31:26.304+02:002012-06-27T11:34:02.770+02:00Deutscher Verband der Riechstoff-Hersteller e. V.DVRHVereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsSvenBallschmiedeGeschäftsführerSvenBallschmiedeGeschäftsführerNeustädtische Kirchstraße7 A10117BerlinGERMANY322 2343737322 2343739Büro Brüssel 96, Boulevard Charlemagne B-1000 Bruxelles Tel. +32 2 2343737 Fax + 32 2 2343739 E-Mail: info@dvai-dvrh.euDer Verband bezweckt, unter Ausschluss jedes wirtschaftlichen Geschäftsbetriebes, die gemeinsamen Belange der Hersteller von Riechstoffen und deren Mischungen auf der Grundlage gleichgerichteter Interessen wahrzunehmen, zu vertreten und zu fördern. Der Verband soll insbesondere die rechtliche Entwicklung auf nationaler, europäischer und internationaler Ebene soweit sie Riechstoffe und deren Kompositionen betrifft, begleiten und fördern; die Interessen seiner Mitglieder gegenüber nationalen sowie internationalen Behörden, Organisationen und Verbänden vertreten; das gemeinsame Studium die Riechstoffe betreffender wissenschaftlicher und technischer Fragen unter den Verbandsmitgliedern koordinieren und fördern; für einen lauteren Wettbewerb in den Reihen der Mitglieder eintreten. Der Verband ist Mitglied des internationalen Verbandes IFRA (International Fragrance Association). Die technisch/wissenschaftlichen Richtlinien dieser Verbände sind für den Verband und seine Mitglieder verbindlich.nationalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyDVRH ist in Deutschland Mitglied bei: IVDK - Informationsverbund Dermatologischer Kliniken DIN - Deutsches Institut für Normung GDCh - Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker DVRH ist weiterhin Mitglied bei: IFRA - International Fragrance Association EFEO - European Federation of Essential Oils2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Der Verband finanziert sich ausschließlich aus Mitgliedsbeiträgen, die an die deutsche Niederlassung (Legalsitz) entrichtet werden.Kontakte zu deutschen Abgeordneten des Europäischen Parlaments mit Bezug auf Umwelt-, Kosmetik-, Detergenzien- und Chemikalienrecht Kontakte zu detuschen Einrichtungen in Brüssel (Ländervertretungen, Ständige Vertretung) Kontakte zu deutschen Vertretern in der EU-KommissionEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.07138065222-89active2008-07-22T14:14:56.565+02:002012-06-27T11:35:38.830+02:00Deutscher Verband der Aromenindustrie e. V.DVAIVereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsSvenBallschmiedeGFSvenBallschmiedeGeschäftsführerNeustädtische Kirchstraße7 A10117BerlinGERMANY4930 20916767Büro Brüssel 96, Boulevard Charlemagne B-1000 Bruxelles Tel. +32 2 2343737 Fax + 32 2 2343739 E-Mail: info@dvai-dvrh.euDem Verband obliegt es, die allgemeinen und gemeinsamen ideellen, wirtschaftlichen, rechtlichen und sozialpolitischen Interessen seiner Mitglieder zu fördern und zu schützen. Der Verband soll insbesondere die Interessen der Aromenindustrie gegenüber Behörden, Organisationen und Verbänden vertreten; den Austausch allgemeiner wirtschaftlicher und technischer Informationen innerhalb der Aromenindustrie koordinieren und fördern; für einen lauteren Wettbewerb in der Aromenindustrie eintreten. Der Verband ist Mitglied des europäischen Verbandes EFFA (European Flavour Association) und des internationalen Verbandes IOFI (International Organization of the Flavor Industry). Die technisch/wissenschaftlichen Richtlinien dieser Verbände sind für den Verband und seine Mitglieder verbindlich. Der Zweck des Verbandes ist nicht auf einen wirtschaftlichen Geschäftsbetrieb gerichtet.nationalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyDVAI ist in D Mitglied bei: Bundesvereinigung der Ernährungsindustrie (BVE) Bund für Lebensmittelrecht und Lebensmittelkunde (BLL) Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh) Deutsche Gesellschaft für Ernährung (DGE) Österreichische Gesellschaft für Ernährung (ÖGE) DIN - Deutsches Institut für Normung DVAI ist weiterhin Mitglied bei: EFFA - European Flavour Association IOFI - International Organization of the Flavour Industry EFEO - European Federation of Essential Oils2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Der Verband finanziert sich ausschließlich aus Mitgliedsbeiträgen, die an die deutsche Niederlassung (Legalsitz) entrichtet werden.Kontakte zu deutschen Abgeordneten des Europäischen Parlaments mit Bezug auf Lebensmittel-, Umwelt- und Chemikalienrecht Kontakte zu deutschen Einrichtungen in Brüssel (Ländervertretungen, Ständige Vertretung) Kontakte zu deutschen Vertretern in der EU-KommissionEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0671799223-02active2008-06-23T21:27:16.407+02:002013-03-05T15:19:29.743+02:00Semiconductor Equipment and Materials InternationalSEMI EuropeNot-for-profitII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsStephanRaithelDirector GeneralOuraniaGeorgoutsakouDirector rue de la Science141040BrusselsBELGIUM322 6095334SEMI Europe is the European wing of SEMI, the global industry association serving the manufacturing supply chains for the micro- and nano-electronics, displays, plastic electronics and photovoltaic industries. SEMI member companies are the engine of the future, enabling smarter, faster and more economical products that improve our lives. Since 1970, SEMI has been committed to helping members, create new markets and meet common industry challenges. SEMI maintains offices in Bangalore, Beijing, Berlin, Brussels, Grenoble, Hsinchu, Moscow, San Jose, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo and Washington, D.C. For more information, visit www.semi.org.europeanglobalClimate ActionCompetitionCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTrade2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0SEMI is a not-for-profit industry association.SEMI is a not-for-profit global industry association representing 2000 companies that provide equipment and materials for the manufacturing of semiconductors, photovoltaic, display and related technologies. SEMI members produce 9 billion EUR in Europe and employ directly 105.000 people, 500.000 indirect jobs. Trade Fairs – SEMICON® trade show; devoted exclusively to products and services used to manufacture photovoltaic, semiconductor, micro-systems/MEMS and displays and taking place in Germany, Japan, Korea, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Russia and the United States to attract the greatest number of decision makers. International Industry Standards - SEMI's International Standards comprise the world's most comprehensive listing of standards specifications for semiconductor equipment and materials. These standards incorporate the needs and recommendations of vendors and users. Over 1400 volunteers work together to develop proposed standards which are then balloted among suppliers and customers. All approved specifications are published in thirteen volumes covering process chemicals, gases, equipment automation, hardware/ software, materials, packaging, microlithography, facility standards and safety guidelines. Public Policy - SEMI has active government relations programs in the United States, Europe and Asia. These programs are dedicated to raising awareness around the semiconductor equipment and materials industry and its role as an enabler for the high-tech products and tools at the heart of today's economy. Environment, Health and Safety - The EHS Division monitors and analyzes current issues and developments in EHS. It strives to inform and educate members about critical EHS issues, helping them understand and implement existing regulations. It also contributes the industry's experience in EHS implementation and risk management to policy makers, to help create effective EHS regulations and standards world-wide. Market Statistics - The SEMI Equipment and Materials Market Statistics Program gives the industry it’s most accurate and timely reading on market size and product sales trends based on actual monthly data reported by industry participants worldwide. The SEMI Market Statistics department publishes the Executive Summary Report (ESR) - a quarterly report providing insightful data and trends on the worldwide equipment and materials market.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0365392161-70active2008-06-25T11:27:48.200+02:002012-05-29T15:07:52.079+02:00Plataforma para la Libre Apertura de FarmaciasPLAFARMAAsociacion sin ánimo de lucroIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarMercedesCuadra AcostaPresidenta de PLAFARMAMercedesCuadra AcostaPresidentaGregorio Marañon4304005AlmeriaSPAIN0034911884699La farmacia en España se caracteriza por el inmovilismo corporativo. Toda su legislación se basa, en una serie de leyes sólo y exclusivamente adaptadas a los farmacéuticos con farmacia. Estas leyes (tanto nacionales como autonómicas) apoyan un sistema gremial y obsoleto que debería estar en total desacuerdo en un país democrático que asienta su economía en el libre mercado y que ha de preservar la igualdad de derechos de todos sus ciudadanos tal y como marca nuestra Constitución donde claramente se vulneran algunos articulos (art. 14 de la Constitución Española), el artículo 14 de nuestra Constitución establece imperativamente, para todos, también para los farmacéuticos sin oficina de farmacia, "Los españoles son iguales ante la ley, sin que pueda prevalecer discriminación alguna por razón de nacimiento, raza, sexo, religión, opinión o cualquier otra condición o circunstancia personal o social". Respecto a Europa, esta ha demostrado en un dictamen motivado que ha enviado al Reino de España, donde en virtud de su art. 226, parrafo primero, debido a determinadas restricciones en materia de establecimiento de farmacias, ha instado al reino de España a adoptar las medidas adecuadas en el plazo de dos meses, desde la fecha de su publicación, para atenerse a dicho dictamen. En dicha carta la Comisión hace constar que varias disposiciones de la normativa española plantean incompatibilidad con el Derecho comunitario y, en particular, con el articulo 43 del Tratado CE relativo a la libertad de establecimiento. Son sus fines: 1º.- Promover, concienciar a la sociedad, así como sensibilizar a ésta, de la necesidad de la igualdad de derechos y deberes de todos los profesionales farmacéuticos. 2º.- Intercambiar experiencias de trabajo y facilitar la colaboración y elaboración de programas conjuntos entre las plataformas territoriales. 3º.- Estudiar la realidad jurídica existente y promover en consecuencia los marcos jurídicos que permitan llegar a la libre apertura de Farmacias . 4º.- Servir de portavoz de sus planteamientos ante los foros nacionales e internacionales. 5º.-Impulsar y consolidar las plataformas provinciales, autonómicas y asociaciones a todos los niveles para que se dé respuesta a las necesidades sociales que se planteen. 6º.- Así como cualquier otra finalidad de fomento, desarrollo y fortalecimiento de la profesión farmacéutica. Para conseguir estos objetivos LA PLATAFORMA PARA LA LIBRE APERTURA DE FARMACIAS, promoverá y realizará todas aquellas actividades tendentes al mejor desarrollo de los mismos.nationalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic Health160SPAIN2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:005000.05000.05000.050000.0PLAFARMA, ES UNA ASOCIACION SIN ANIMO DE LUCRO, NO CONTANDO CON EL APOYO ECONOMICO NI POR PARTE DE ADMINISTRACIONES PUBLICAS,NI DE LAS INSTITUCIONES PROFESIONALES COMO LOS COLEGIOS DE FARMACEUTICOS, A PESAR DE QUE LA GRAN MAYORIA DE SUS SOCIOS ESTAN COLEGIADOS Y SU MANTENIMIENTO SE REALIZA EN BASE A UNAS APORTACIONES PERIODICAS DE SUS SOCIOS Y QUE ES DE 10 EUROS AL MES. EL IMPORTE TOTAL DE LOS GASTOS HAN CORRESPONDIDO AL PAGO DE ABOGADOS EN LA CUESTION PREJUCICIAL DE ASTURIASNUESTRO OBJETIVO EN TODAS LAS ACTIVIDADES QUE REALIZAMOS, ES QUE SE NOS RECONOZCA NUESTRO DEERECHO A EJERCER NUESTRA PROFESION EN LIBERTAD, COMO SUCEDE CON EL RESTO DE PROFESIONES, INCLUIDAS LA SANITARIAS PARA ELLO HEMOS INTENTADO MANTENER CONVERSACIONES CON TODOS LOS ORGANISMOS IMPLICADOS EL EL RESTABLECIMIENTO DE ESTE DERECHO QUE DEJAMOS DE TENER DESDE EL AÑO 1941 EN EL QUE LA DICTADURA DEL GENERAL FRANCO NOS LO USURPO, Y QUE LOS ACTUALES GOBIERNOS SIGUEN MANTENIENDO Y QUE MANTIENE LOS PILARES BASICOS INTRODUCIDOS POR LE DICTADURAEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.07438623236-16active2008-07-24T11:03:58.490+02:002013-01-18T09:20:23.931+02:00European Confederation of Private Employment AgenciesEurociettASBL under Belgian law (No. 873.890.618)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDenisPennelManaging DirectorMichaelFreytagPolicy AdvisorAvenue du PortBox 30286c1000BruxellesBELGIUM3224211586As the European Confederation of Private Employment Agencies, Eurociett is the authoritative voice representing the common interests of the agency work industry in Europe. Eurociett gathers 31 national federations from EU and EFTA countries, and 7 of the largest international staffing companies as corporate members: Adecco, Gi Group, Kelly Services, Manpower, Randstad and USG People. Its main objective is to seek greater recognition for the positive role private employment agencies play in the labour market. Eurociett aims to improve the knowledge and understanding of the agency work industry and is promoting quality standards for the agency work sector.europeanEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsYouthEuropean Policy Centre, Centre for European Policy Studies, Friends of Europe, European Employers Network, European Business Services Round Table2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.0215000.0200000.0Employment and Social Affairs, including European regulation affecting the agency work industry, European employment and labour market debates (Europe 2020, New Skills and Jobs Initiative, Employment Package, Flexicurity, labour market inclusion, Youth Employment Package "Moving youth into employment) and work migrationEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0The people engaged in activities under the scope of the TR are: Annemarie Muntz, President Denis Pennel, Managing Director; James Gribben, Communication Advisor; Michael Freytag, Policy Advisor; Sandro Pettineo, Policy Advisor.9034794234-28active2008-07-23T18:25:36.126+02:002012-08-08T12:17:49.587+02:00Vorwerk & Co. KGLimited Partnership under German LawII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsPierreCHALANÇONVice President Regulatory Affairs Vorwerk, Representation to the EUPierreCHALANÇONVice President Regulatory Affairs Vorwerk, Representation to the EUMühlenweg17 - 37D-42270WuppertalGERMANY492 02 5 64 12 66Brussels office address: Vorwerk & Co. KG Representation to the EU Rue Montoyer,47 1000 Brussels Belgium +32 2 512 32 38Established in Germany in 1883 and being a family-owned business, Vorwerk today represents a global company. Its business activities encompass Europe, Asia, North and Central America. The area of products and services is diverse and ranges from high quality carpeting through household appliances and cosmetics to facility services and loans for company investments. Headquartered in Wuppertal (Germany), Vorwerk does business in Europe, inter alia, through own subsidiaries in 11 European Union Member States (Austria, Czech Rep., France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Hungary). The companies belonging to the Vorwerk group generate an annual business volume totalling 2.367 billion euros in 2011. Highly innovative and firmly established in the superior quality segment, all Vorwerk products are developed and produced within the group. The core of Vorwerk’s production lies in the European Union: specifically, in Wuppertal and Hamlin (Germany), Cloyes-sur-le-Loir (France) and Arcore (Italy). In Europe, the Vorwerk group employs approximately 16,000 people in its production and administration units as well as in the services segment. Vorwerk’s core business is direct sales: The products are sold on the occasion of personal demonstrations in the customer’s home by some 28,000 independent sales advisers in Europe. In the sector of sales away from business premises, Vorwerk is the largest company headquartered in the EU.nationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketVorwerk & Co. KG is an affiliated member of Eurocommerce; Vorwerk is a member of Direct Selling Europe (DSE); Vorwerk is a member of the European Committee of Domestic Equipment Manufacturers (CECED); Vorwerk is a member of the Association Professionelle de la Vente Directe in Comeos, the Belgian Commerce Association2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0150000.0200000.0In 2011 we monitored the developments related to consumer affairs (review of the consumer acquis), labour law, environmental issues (WEEE Directive), unfair commercial practices and legislation having an impact on household appliances (New Legislative Framework) as well as standardisation.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0Currently 2 full-time staff based in the Brussels office.6897749194-37active2008-07-14T13:28:43.992+02:002012-06-18T09:38:09.652+02:00BRITA GmbHGmbHII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsMarkusHankammerGeschäftsführerKnutSauerbierManager Intellectual Property Rights, Product ComplianceHeinrich-Hertz-Str.465232TaunussteinGERMANY496128 746 0Herstellung und Vertrieb von Trinkwasser-Nachaufbereitungsgeräten für den privaten und gewerblichen GebrauchglobalClimate ActionConsumer AffairsEnvironmentFood SafetyPublic HealthMitgliedschaft in Verbänden zum Thema Trinkwasser und Lebensmittel2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Normungs- und ZulassungsfragenEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.09213770154-45active2008-07-07T19:43:50.930+02:002012-10-17T11:45:18.049+02:00KEA European AffairsKEASprlI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesPhilippeKernGérantPhilippeKernGérantrue felix delhasse301060BruxellesBELGIUM3222892600- cabinet de conseil et d'etude specialisé dans le secteur des industries culturelles, des loisirs, des media et du sport. Nous proposons des services de recherches et d'analyse, de conseils en affaires publiques, de relations publique et de gestion de réseaux et associations. Nous cherchons également des financements européens pour des activités culturelles.europeanAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureEducationEnergyEnterpriseInformation SocietyInternal MarketRegional PolicySportTradeYouth2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0030000.00.050000.050000.0EGEDANPLDL'essentiel de notre chiffres d'affaires provient d'etudes accomplit pour diverses institutions publiques ou privés sur des thematiques de politiques publiques ayant traits à la culture. Nous avons trés peu d'activités de lobby. Nos activités sont avant tout des activités de conseils. EP framework contracts on: audiovisual, copyright, culture and sport - Language policies - Digital Cinema, Digital Agenda - Consultations on future culture, education, youth and Media programmes - Resolution on electronic commerce - Green paper on cultural and creative industries - ACTA - IPR Enforcement - AVMS directive - Single market - orphan works and collective rights managementEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative8.07964210133-55active2008-07-03T15:02:38.332+02:002012-10-18T11:13:05.909+02:00European Network for Accessible Tourism - ENAT asblENATNon Profit OrganisationIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarLilianMüllerPresidentIvorAmbroseManaging DirectorFleur d' Oranger bte. 213Woluwe Saint-Pierre37.1150BrusselsBELGIUM00322 772 1895ENAT Secretariat (c/o EWORX S.A) Ivor Ambrose Jean Moreas St, 66 GR-15231 Halandri Athens Greece. Tel. 0030 210 614 8380 Fax. 0030 210 614 8381 E-mail: enat@accessibletourism.org ENAT on Facebook: www.facebook.com/accessibletourism Twitter: @EUaccesstourismThe purpose of ENAT is to promote the development of accessible tourism as a means of promoting greater social inclusion, at an international level. The purpose of association is to coordinate the actions which support the tourist activities of its members; to keep them informed of any subject concerning accessible tourism in its technical, economic, social, legal and cultural aspects; and to disseminate to the wider community information concerning accessible tourism. ENAT began in 2006 as a project, supported by the European Commission. In 2008 it was registered in Belgium as a non-profit association with a Board of 11 international Directors. We aim to help make European tourism destinations, products and services accessible to all. We bring together all actors and stakeholders in the tourism sector – private, public and NGOs – to share experiences, learn from each other and collaborate in joint projects and partnerships. We support tourism enterprises and public organisations by encouraging the development and spread of good policies and practices. We raise awareness, carry out research and provide expertise on accessibility issues for the tourism sector. We are a platform for all those who support accessibility in tourism, and a strong representative voice in Europe towards national institutions and organisations whose actions have a direct influence on the tourism sector. ENAT has National Coordinators in the following countries: Austria, Belgium (Flanders), Belgium (Wallonia), Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden. ENAT started as a European Network, but we welcome members from all over the world to share in our activities and collaborate with our European members. In 2011 ENAT signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the UN World Tourism Organisation and the Spanish Fundación ONCE to develop projects and initiaves which will support accessible tourism worldwide. We have our sights clearly set on the path ahead and on the ultimate destination: accessible tourism for all. Further information is available at: www.accessibletourism.orgsub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalConsumer AffairsDevelopmentEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentInformation SocietyJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTrans-European NetworksTransportYouth250AUSTRALIAAUSTRIABELGIUMBRAZILBULGARIACANADACHILECHINACOSTA RICACROATIACYPRUSCZECH REPUBLICECUADOREGYPTESTONIAFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYIRELANDISRAELITALYJORDANLATVIALIBYALITUANIALUXEMBOURGMALDIVESMALTAMONTENEGRONETHERLANDSNIGERIAPAKISTANPOLANDPORTUGALROMANIASERBIASLOVENIASOUTH AFRICASPAINSUADI ARABIASWEDENSWITZERLANDUNITED ARAB EMIRATESUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESThe following persons and organisations are Honorary Associate Members of ENAT: Dr. Scott Rains, USA Mr. Bill Ishmael, UK Mr. Peter De Wilde, Belgium Design for All Foundation, Spain UN World Tourism Organsiation, Spain GAATES, Canada Sustainable Travel International, USA International Social Tourism Organisation, Belgium Observer status has been granted to The European Commission DG JUSTICE, Unit for Equal Rights of Persons with Disabilities.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0015000.020000.015000.05000.05000.050000.0Income is derived mainly from membership fees and sponsorship. Additional income is sought from various national and international donors to fund projects and specific activities. Expenses include costs of publishing the website (www.accessibletourism.org), print publications hosting events and office supplies. ENAT is a non-profit association. Providing web-based information to EU institutions about Accessible Tourism in the European travel and tourism sector. Organising events for ENAT Members, stakeholders and members of EU institutions. Publishing studies and reports on accessible tourism in the EU. Fund-raising Publicity and Marketing November 2011 - launch of global actions on accessible tourism with UNWTO and Fundación ONCE.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0Full Members: 20 Associate members: around 175, of which: - Individual members around 25 - Organisations around 150 ENAT Honorary Members: Dr. Scott Rains, USA Mr. Bill Ishmael, UK Mr. Peter De Wilde, Belgium Design for All Foundation, Spain UN World Tourism Organsiation, Spain GAATES, Canada Sustainable Travel International, USA International Social Tourism Organisation, Belgium Organisation with Observer Status: European Commission, DG Justice. EU Integration of people with disabilities.2316397126-08active2008-07-02T17:30:06.737+02:002012-09-13T14:34:16.169+02:00syndicat national de l'industrie des technologies médicalesSNITEMsyndicat régi par la loi française de 1884II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsEricLE ROYDirecteur GénéralFrançois-RégisMoulinesDirecteur des Affaires publiques et CommunicationLouis Blanc39/4192 400COURBEVOIEFRANCE33147176388Le SNITEM a pour principal objet : - D’organiser le groupement, sur le plan national, des entreprises opérant sur le marché des produits ou services qui relèvent de l’industrie des Technologies Médicales, des Dispositifs Médicaux et des Technologies de l’Information et de la Communication en Santé (TICS) - D’assurer l’étude et la défense des intérêts économiques et industriels de ses membres ; - De les représenter, tant en France qu'à l'étranger, auprès des Pouvoirs Publics, et de tout organisme public ou privé, des Chambres de Commerce et autres Groupements industriels, commerciaux ou professionnels ; - D’étudier toutes les questions d’ordre économique, professionnel et technique se rapportant à l’Industrie des Technologies Médicales, des Dispositifs Médicaux et des Technologies de l’Information et de la Communication en Santé (TICS) - De réaliser toute opération ou d’organiser toute manifestation qui serait jugée utile à l’intérêt commun de ladite Industrie, notamment en ce qui concerne la formation professionnelle ; - De développer et d'entretenir, parmi ses membres, le respect des intérêts généraux de la Profession ainsi que les relations de bonne confraternité et de parfaite correction commerciale. … ...nationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTaxationTrade2011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative0.5Aucune personne au sein de notre organisation n'a une activité à plein temps visant à influencer le processus de décision européen.9304391101-08active2008-06-30T13:34:02.510+02:002012-06-04T15:01:35.213+02:00Deutscher Juristinnenbund e.V.djbeingetragener VereinIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarRamonaPisalPresidentKatjaRodiNational Board MemberAnklamer Straße3810115BerlinGERMANY304432700The German Women Lawyers Association members are lawyers and economists. Our aim is to further the development of the law and to facilitate societal change and equal rights. We are primarily concerned with how the law affects women, children and the aged. We work at supranational and European, federal, state (Land) and regional levels. Standing and ad hoc committees work on the following areas of law and policy: Labour, Corporate and Commercial Law, Equal Opportunities, Civil and Family Law, Law of Inheritance, Law of Same-Sex Partnerships, Criminal Law, Violence against Women and Children, Social Security and Retirement Benefits, Public Law, European and International Law.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanEmployment and Social AffairsHome AffairsJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthTaxation2600AUSTRIABELGIUMFRANCEGERMANYLUXEMBOURGNETHERLANDSSPAINUNITED KINGDOM* Deutsche Liga für das Kind * Deutsche Stiftung für internationale rechtliche Zusammenarbeit e.V. (IRZ-Stiftung) * Deutsches Komitee für UN-Women e.V. * European Women Lawyers' Association - EWLA * National Coalition für die Umsetzung der UN-Kinderrechtskonvention in Deutschland- NC * Netzwerk Europäische Bewegung Deutschland (EBD)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00475286.0169926.0169926.0305360.03825.0272712.0Tagungsbeiträge21877.0Einnahmen Bücher u.a.6946.0We provide expertise and opinions to the European Council and European Union and to parliaments, governments and administrative authorities at the federal and the state levels in Germany as well as to the media. We take part in the legislative decision-making process by submitting written opinions and giving expert testimony at parliamentary hearings. The Association is also frequently invited to submit written opinions and present oral arguments before the German Federal Constitutional Court.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative90.05808643100-06active2008-06-30T13:31:02.728+02:002012-06-03T09:25:05.253+02:00Antonello Florioprofessional consultantI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesAntonelloFlorioConsulente ProfessionialeAntonelloFlorioHead OfficeVia Enrico Mattei1835030SACCOLONGO (PD)ITALY390662290522Attività di relazione ed interlocuzione con le Istituzioni Europee per le medie e grandi imprese.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalDevelopmentEnergyEnterpriseExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTransport2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.050000.0TSEM s.p.a.CNVR Consorzio Veneto di RicercaEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.08427163134-48active2008-07-03T15:05:20.373+02:002012-06-06T07:54:45.014+02:00EUROPEAN COIL COATING ASSOCIATIONECCAAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsYvonneBarcelonaDirecteur GénéralYVONNEBARCELONADirecteur généraldu Luxembourg191000BRUXELLESBELGIUM3225136052ECCA is an International Non-Profit Association, dedicated to the promotion of the use of coil and/or sheet coated metal as the environmentally sound, the cost effective and the high quality method of finishing. The main objectives of the Association are: - Setting quality performance standards and developing of test methods - Promoting the benefits of coil and/or sheet coated metal with particular emphasis on environmental, cost and quality benefits. - Stimulating product, process, application and market development - Increasing the awareness of coil and/or sheet-coated metal through professional marketing and by organising educational training programmes for non-users - Creating an industry network and forum for the development and exchange of ideas - Representation of the Industry in its contacts with Public Officials and Public Authorities.europeanCompetitionEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentResearch and TechnologyTrade2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative0.1946343776-69active2008-06-26T13:32:09.967+02:002012-06-13T17:36:32.732+02:00RENAULTSOCIETE ANONYMEII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsCarlosGhosnPrésident Directeur GénéralMarie-FranceVan Der ValkDirecteur des Affaires Européennes et des OpérationsQuai Alphonse Le Gallo13/1592513BOULOGNE-BILLANCOURTFRANCE331 76 84 04 04Coordonnées Direction des Affaires Européennes et des Opérations : 40 avenue des Arts, 1040 Bruxelles tél. +32 2 274 10 00Veille des projets réglementaires concernant le secteur automobile. Coopération avec les institutions dans le cadre de l'élaboration de ces projets, notamment en apportant l'expertise nécessaire aux institutions dans les consultations, études d'impact, et définition des conditions de mise en eouvre. Information de l'entreprise sur les projets réglementaires nécessitant l'adaptation des produits à un nouveau cadre législatif à venir. Représentation de l'entreprise dans les organismes ou associations européennes intervenant dans le processus de décision politique ou réglementaire.globalAudiovisual and MediaClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInformation SocietyInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportRenault est membre de l'Association des Constructeurs Européens d'Automobile (ACEA)et du Cercle des Délégués Permanents français (CDPF). Renault participe également à des Think Tank comme l'ERT, Business Europe, AFEP.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0400000.0450000.0Les données déclarées tiennent compte de la part du budget annuel du bureau européen de représentation dédié aux activités de lobbying et des interventions ponctuelles des dirigeants du Groupe. Concernant les autres montants (ex: subventions), Renault est en attente de la définition des guidelines. Polique de transport et de mobilite. Politique Environnementale. Normes techniques de Sécurité. Politique Commerciale et douanière. Propriété Intellectuelle et droit de la concurrence. Fonds Européens.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.05416424127-43active2008-07-02T18:55:47.223+02:002012-06-05T12:20:00.123+02:00MISSAGLIAEASSOCIATISRLI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesMARCELLOMISSAGLIAMANAGING PARTNERmarcellomissagliamanaging partnerVIA DELL'ANNUNCIATA2720121MILANOITALY390290601174Rappresentanza degli interessi presso le Istituzioni Europee e consulenza sull'utilizzo dei fondi comunitarieuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTransport2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.050000.0gi.bi.effe srlAIBAMONITORAGGIO SUI LAVORI PARLAMENTARI E COMUNITARI. VALUTAZIONE DELLE INIZIATIVE COMUNITARIE DI INTERESSE DELLA NOSTRA CLIENTELA DEFINIZIONE DI STRATEGIE TESE ALLA SALVAGUARDIA DEGLI INTERESSI CONTATTI COSTANTI CON LE ISTITUZIONIEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.01811573195-25active2008-07-14T13:43:50.681+02:002012-06-18T09:45:46.308+02:00Inland Navigation EuropeINEInternational non-profit organisationIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarKarinDe SchepperGeneral secretaryKarinDe SchepperSecretary-generalKoning Albert II laan20Office 6G651000BrusselsBELGIUM3225536270INE is a membership organisation that works across Europe INE sees major opportunities to contribute to long-term strategies for sustainable transportation by moving more goods by water in EU regions with accessible and navigable rivers and canalseuropeanCompetitionEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentRegional PolicyTrans-European NetworksTransport00AUSTRIABELGIUMCROATIAFRANCENETHERLANDSROMANIA2010-10-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-09-01T00:00:00.000+02:00171827.0371727.0171827.0199900.0199900.0250000.0300000.0Last year, we have been particularly active in implementation of an FP7 project.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.05351830264-31active2008-07-31T13:45:38.707+02:002012-07-05T18:04:12.124+02:00Bundesverband Informationswirtschaft, Telekommunikation und neue Medien e. V.BITKOMeingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsBernhardRohlederHauptgeschäftsführerNilsHullenLeiter Büro BrüsselAlbrechtstr.1010117BerlinGERMANY4930 27576 04930 27576 409Büro Brüssel: BITKOM c/o Digitaleurope Rue de la Science 14, 1040 Brüssel Tel.: +32.2.609 53 21 Fax : +32.2.609 53 39BITKOM is the voice of the information technology, telecommunications and new media industry in Germany. BITKOM represents more than 1,700 companies, of which 1,100 are direct members. They include nearly all global players as well as more than 1,000 powerful small and medium-sized enterprises and a lot of founder-managed creative companies. BITKOM’s members generate an annual sales volume of 135 billion Euros in total, exporting high-tech goods and services worth 50 billion Euros per year. BITKOM provides a wide-range powerful network that brings together the best minds and top companies of the digital world. BITKOM organizes a permanent exchange between experts and executives, offering its members platforms for co-operation and for interaction with key clients. Creating a fertile environment for innovation is BITKOM’s highest priority. Core topics of BITKOM’s political agenda are education and the training of tomorrow’s IT and telecommunications specialists, Green IT, e-government, e-health, economic policy, copyright and patent law, security and privacy issues, software technologies, consumer electronics, climate protection, and sustainability as well as a new legal framework for telecommunications and the media. With digital convergence in mind, BITKOM seeks to promote the collaboration of all ICT-related enterprises.nationaleuropeanAudiovisual and MediaCommunicationCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnterpriseEnvironmentHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTaxationMember of DIGITALEUROPE (www.digitaleurope.org) Member of BDI (www.bdi.eu)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0Creating a good environment for doing business is BITKOM’s highest priority. Education and the training of tomorrow’s IT and telecommunications specialists, green ICT, e-government, e-health, economic policy, copyright and patent law, security and privacy issues, software technologies, consumer electronics, climate protection, and sustainability as well as a new legal framework for telecommunications and the media are the core of BITKOM’s political agenda. With the coming digital convergence, BITKOM seeks to promote the collaboration of all those working in the realm of information technology and telecommunications.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.00848810260-78active2008-07-30T15:26:17.330+02:002012-07-04T15:37:52.642+02:00Bundesverband Praktizierender Tierärzte e. V.bpteingetragener Verein (e. V.)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsHeikoFärberGeschäftsführerGabrieleMoogLeiterin EuropareferatHahnstraße7060528Frankfurt am MainGERMANY49 6966 98 18 0Der Zweck des Verbands ist die Wahrung der beruflichen, wirtschaftlichen und sozialen Interessen seiner Mitglieder in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Der Verband tritt ein für: - die Unabhängigkeit der praktischen Tierärztin/des praktischen Tierarztes und ihrer/seiner Berufsausübung, - die freie Tierarztwahl, - eine angemessene Vergütung aller tierärztlichen Leistungen, - die Sicherung maßgeblichen tierärztlichen Einflusses bei allen die Tiergesundheit betreffenden Institutionen, - ein gutes kollegiales Verhalten seiner Mitglieder. Er sieht bei der Berufsausübung seine Aufgaben in: - der Nutzbarmachung aller Fortschritte der Wissenschaft, der Gesunderhaltung und Hebung des Gesundheitszustands der Haustiere, - der Förderung des Tierschutzes, - dem Schutz des Menschen gegen die ihm aus Haltung und Nutzung von Tieren drohenden Gefahren. Zur Erreichung seiner Ziele will der Verband: 1. alle praktischen Tierärztinnen und Tierärzte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland fest zusammenschließen, 2. das Berufsbild des Tierarztes in seiner Vielfalt der Öffentlichkeit darstellen und durch gezielte Maßnahmen die Interessen der prakt. Tierärzte vertreten, 3. seine Forderungen gegenüber den Institutionen der EU, den Regierungen und Behörden des Bundes, der Länder und der Kommunen sowie allen Organisationen, die tierärztliche Belange betreffen, vertreten, 4. gestützt auf eine fest gefügte und demokratische Organisation des Verbandes Tarifverhandlungen führen und Tarife vereinbaren, 5. mit allen deutschen Organisationen des tierärztlichen Stands sowie den tierärztlichen Organisationen anderer Staaten zusammenarbeiten, 6. Verbindungen mit den tierärztlichen Fakultäten und Forschungsstätten halten, 7. in Gemeinschaft mit den Organisationen der übrigen freien Berufe für die Erhaltung und Geltung der freien Berufe eintreten.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyMitglied der European Union of Veterinary Practicioners (UEVP), Zusammenschluss der europäischen Praktikerverbände Mitglied der World Veterinary Association, weltweiter Dachverband der Tierärzteorganisationen Mitglied des Bundesverbands Freier Berufe, Dachverband der Freien Berufe in Deutschland (ebenfalls europäisch tätig)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Europapolitik ist ein Herzstück der Berufspolitik des bpt. Ihr Ziel ist, den tierärztlichen Berufsstand in Europa in all seiner Vielfalt zu vertreten. Tierärzte sollen die ihnen von der Gesellschaft übertragenen Aufgaben erfüllen können: die Sorge um Tiergesundheit, artgerechte Tierhaltung und öffentliche Gesundheit. Der bpt hat seit Januar 2008 ein eigenes Referat Europa. Der Verband ist Mitglied der European Union of Veterinary Practicioners (UEVP), dem Zusammenschluss der europäischen Praktikerverbände unter dem Dach der Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE). bpt-Präsident Dr. Hans-Joachim Götz ist seit 2011 zugleich Vizepräsident der FVE. Seit Ende 2008 ist der bpt auch Mitglied der World Veterinary Association (WVA). Außerdem gehört es zum Konzept des Verbands, regelmäßig bilaterale Kontakte zu anderen tierärztlichen Organisationen aus ganz Europa zu unterhalten. Viele Themen auf der europäischen Agenda werden vom bpt bearbeitet, etwa die EU-Tiergesundheitsstrategie mit ihrer Devise "Vorbeugen ist besser als heilen". Hier interessiert derzeit vor allem die Erarbeitung eines Tiergesundheits-Rahmenrechtsakts. Die Kommission setzt dafür auf Impfung, Identifikation und Registrierung, Akkreditierung von Bildungseinrichtungen, Forschung und regelmäßige Betreuung von Nutztierbeständen. Auch die Stichworte Legehennen, Tiertransporte und Schutz von Versuchstieren gehören in diesen Zusammenhang. Die Tierseuchenbekämpfung in Zeiten von Blauzungenkrankheit oder Vogelgrippe, das Thema „Impfen statt Keulen“ sowie Fragen der Integration von Qualitätssicherungssystemen haben in unserem Verband ebenso ihre europäische Dimension wie die Perspektiven der Zulassung von Tierarzneimitteln oder ihrer Verfügbarkeit. Beim Thema Arzneimittel liegt das Augenmerk international wie national derzeit auf den Antibiotika-Resistenzen. Wichtigstes Signal an die Öffentlichkeit ist hier, dass Tierärzte antibiotische Substanzen verantwortungsvoll nutzen. Auch die tierärztliche Berufsausübung und Ausbildung hat den Verband im vergangenen Jahr weiter beschäftigt.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.08763303252-70active2008-07-29T09:47:18.016+02:002012-07-09T15:33:04.885+02:00Verband der Internationalen Kraftfahrzeughersteller e.V.VDIKEingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDr. ThomasAlmerothGeschäftsführerDr. ThomasAlmerothGeschäftsführerKirdorfer Str. 212161350Bad HomburgGERMANY0617298750Dem im Jahre 1952 gegründeten Verband obliegt es, die allgemeinen ideellen und gewerblichen Interessen der deutschen Vertretungen der internationalen Kraftfahrzeugindustrie zu fördern und zu schützen. Heute zählen 33 deutsche Generalvertretungen und Europazentralen und damit fast die gesamte, in Deutschland vertretene internationalen Automobilindustrie zu den Mitgliedern des VDIK. Der Verband vertritt die Interessen der internationalen Kraftfahrzeughersteller gegenüber Gesetzgeber, Regierung, Behörden, Institutionen und Organisationen und unterbreitet ihnen Vorschläge und Stellungnahmen. Der VDIK fördert und pflegt den Austausch wirtschaftlicher, rechtlicher und technischer Informationen zwischen den Mitgliedern und unterstützt sie in allen einschlägigen Angelegenheiten mit grundsätzlicher Bedeutung für die Automobilbranche auf vielfältige Weise. Vor dem Hintergrund eines verstärkten europäischen Dialogs finden auf Initiative des VDIK seit vielen Jahren ein reger Informationsaustausch und eine intensive Zusammenarbeit zwischen den Kfz-Importeursverbänden nahezu aller europäischen Staaten statt.nationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnvironmentInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTaxationTrans-European NetworksTransportMitgliedschaften in - Pro Mobilität - Initiative für Verkehrsinfrastruktur - Deutscher Verkehrssicherheitsrat (DVR) - Deutsche Verkehrswacht (DVW) - Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) Gesellschafter der - DAT Deutschland GmbH - VDIK Service- und Beratungs-GmbH2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Verkehrspolitik Umweltpolitik Wirtschafts- und Wettbewerbspolitik FinanzpolitikEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative0.05663061233-60active2008-07-23T18:03:06.678+02:002012-06-26T10:17:11.193+02:00Arbeitgebervereinigung für Unternehmen aus dem Bereich EDV und KommunikationstechnologieAGEV e. V.eingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsFranz J.GrömpingGeschäftsführerFranz J.GrömpingGeschäftsführerBonner Talweg551160 53001 Bon53113BonnGERMANY49228 98375 228249228 98375 19Die AGEV vertritt als Berufsverband die wirtschaftlichen Interessen von Selbstständigen sowie kleinen und mittelständischen Unternehmen sämtlicher Branchen, insbesondere jedoch derjenigen, die ihren Tätigkeitsschwerpunkt in der Informationsverarbeitung oder Kommunikationstechnologie angesiedelt haben.nationalAudiovisual and MediaClimate ActionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyInformation SocietyTaxationDGVM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Verbandsmanagement ist der Verband der Verbände2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.00.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.03819438251-87active2008-07-28T15:36:47.681+02:002012-07-02T10:38:19.586+02:00Euro Coop - European Community of Consumer CooperativesEURO COOPInternational non-profit association (aisbl)III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarRodrigoGouveiaSecretary-GeneralRodrigoGouveiaSecretary-GeneralAvenue de Tervueren121040BrusselsBELGIUM32228500703222310757E-mail: info@eurocoop.coopEuro Coop promotes the economic and social objectives of Europe's consumer co-operatives to the European institutions. Euro Coop informs its member organisations about European policies and initiatives which are relevant to their activities. Euro Coop provides a forum for the exchange of information and co-ordination of the common interests of member organisations.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyInternal Market018ANCC-COOP Associazione Nazionale Cooperative di Consumatori-COOP6700000ZDK Zentralverband deutscher Konsumgenossenschaften e.V.403000The Co-operative Group4633000CoopCodis u.a.650000SOK Association Suomen Osuuskauppojen Keskuskunta1700000FDB Faellesfoeningen for Danmarks Brugsforeninger1635000Coop NKL BA1100000FENACOOP Federação Nacional Das Cooperativas de Consumidores, FCRL400000HISPACOOP Conf Espanola de Cooperativas de Consumidores y Usuarios2300000KF Kooperativa Förbundet3085000AFEOSZ Nat Federation of Consumer Co-operatives and Trade Associations50000Union of Czech and Moravian Consumer Cooperatives276000ESEL-SPOLP LTD30000ETK Eesti Tarbijateühistute Keskühistu72000COOP Jednota Slovensko, s.d220000CCU Central Cooperative Union181000CENTROCOOP National Union of Consumer Co-operatives38177UKOOPSPILKA500000BULGARIACYPRUSCZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYHUNGARYITALYNETHERLANDSNORWAYPORTUGALROMANIASLOVAKIASLOVENIASPAINSWEDENUKRAINEUNITED KINGDOMEuro Coop is a member of Cooperatives Europe, the European region of the International Cooperative Alliance2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00536122.0536122.0536122.0350000.0400000.0Euro Coop is active in three policy fields: 1. Food Policy; 2. Environment and Ethical Policy, including: organic farming, climate change, Fair Trade, energy, eco-label, chemicals, etc; 3. Co-operative Enterprises policy, including Corporate Social Responsibility, Competition, Internal Market, membership, governance, etc.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative6.07825891250-78active2008-07-28T14:21:28.708+02:002012-07-16T14:58:18.824+02:00Royal Society of EdinburghRSEScottish CharityIV - Think tanks, research and academic institutionsAcademic institutionsWilliamDuncanChief ExecutiveMorvenChisholmInternational Relations OfficerGeorge Street22-26EH22PQEdinburghUNITED KINGDOM441312405000The RSE’s mission is ‘the Advancement of Learning and Useful Knowledge’. To fulfill this, it promotes learning and puts the multidisciplinary expertise of its Fellows to work for the good of Scotland and its people. Its role is to: • promote and recognise excellence in and the application of all areas of learning • be a source of independent and expert advice on matters affecting the well being of Scotland and its people • advance public discussion on matters of national and international importance The RSE’s 2007 – 2012 Strategic Framework sets six strategic priorities: • developing our partnerships and connections with others • providing independent advice on major issues affecting public policy • developing our arts and humanities activities and their interface with science • broadening public engagement • diversifying our funding sources The RSE sought to achieve these objectives through the delivery of Core Public Benefits, Fellowship, and Management Administration Programmes.sub-nationalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCultureEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnergyEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and Technology15450AUSTRIACZECH REPUBLICDENMARKFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYHUNGARYIRELANDITALYNETHERLANDSPOLANDSWEDENUNITED KINGDOMThe RSE is a member of: ALLEA; Scotland Europa2010-04-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-03-01T00:00:00.000+02:0027517.07139517.04912335.0592174.04292644.02227182.0250588.0individuals/legacies105377.0Companies109822.0Investment/dividends810167.0charitable trust221624.0rental income304184.0charitable activities425420.050000.0The principal purpose of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, as Scotland’s national academy, is ‎to bring benefit to the wider society of which it is part, in Scotland and beyond. Although primarily focusing on Scotland, its activities are also related to issues at UK, European and wider international levels. ‎European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.06822083232-32active2008-07-23T17:46:11.858+02:002012-06-26T10:38:22.407+02:00Association of European RadiosAEREuropean Economic Interest Grouping - EEIGII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJuliaMAIER-HAUFFSecrétaire GénéraleVincentSNEEDManagerAvenue d'Auderghem761040BrusselsBELGIUM3227369131The Association of European Radios (AER) is a Europe-wide trade body representing the interests of over 4,500 private/commercial radio stations across the EU27 and in Switzerland. AER's main objective is to develop and improve the most suitable framework for private commercial radio activity. AER constantly follows EU actions in order to contribute, to enrich and develop the radio sector. Furthermore, AER intends to promote the diffusion and the use of new technologies in radio transmission. AER encourages co-operation between its members and with other European radio stations and associations, in order to preserve and develop freedom of speech, freedom of enterprise, private initiative and the protection of listeners.europeanAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxationEuropean Advertising Standards Alliance2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0AER is composed of private radio national associations and organisations whose target is to promote private radio broadcasters' interests in Europe and to offer assistance to its members. Main fields of interest: Advertising Standards Audiovisual Media Services Competition Consumer Affairs Copyright Data Protection Digital Agenda eCommerce Freedom of expression Information Society Internal Market Media Pluralism Net neutrality Services Social Dialogue Spectrum Management Technology and Transmission StandardsEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.09224280267-20active2008-08-01T11:25:48.445+02:002012-07-05T12:11:29.836+02:00European Aluminium Association AISBLEAABelgian AISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPatrickde SchrynmakersSecretary GeneralErichCuazPublic Affairs & Communications DirectorAvenue de Broqueville121150BrusselsBELGIUM3202 775 63 633202 779 05 31The European Aluminium Association (EAA) represents the aluminium industry in Europe, encompassing primary aluminium producers, downstream manufacturers, producers of recycled aluminium and national aluminium associations. It aims to promote aluminium products' contribution to sustainable development.europeanCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTransportMember of: - Eurometaux - CEPS - AECA2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0350000.0400000.0The EAA has recently developed a media outreach programme supported by an external consultant (50,000 EUR/year)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0The association acts primarily as a service centre for its members and is composed in majority of technical experts on transport, building, packaging standards and is conducting research and studies for its members. It also includes a data management service. Public Affairs only constitute a fraction of EAA activities.2312395253-25active2008-07-29T12:04:36.484+02:002012-07-02T15:03:38.766+02:00Association des organisations nationales d'entreprises de pêche de l'UEEuropêcheassociation de faitII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsGuyVernaeveSecrétaire généralGuyVernaeveSGRue Montoyer241000BruxellesBELGIUM3202 230 48 48• Représenter et défendre les intérêts communs, généraux ou spécifiques, des organisations nationales d'entreprises de pêche de l'UE ; • Promouvoir les relations entre les organisations membres, en établissant entre elles des liens de coopération et de collaboration ; • Adopter des prises de position communes et élaborer des propositions d'action, de réforme ou des mesures visant l'amélioration de l'activité des entreprises de pêche représentées par les organisations nationales ; • Tenir les membres informés des projets de réglementations communautaires, dossiers, événements, études et orientations susceptibles d'affecter directement ou indirectement l'industrie de la pêche ; • Réaliser toute activité ou étude susceptible de favoriser un plus large développement des objectifs précités.europeanCompetitionEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementFisheries and AquacultureGeneral and Institutional AffairsEuropêche entretient des contacts étroits avec la section pêche de la COGECA qui représente les armateurs coopératifs au niveau de l'Europe. En réalité, la plupart des réunions de travail d'Europêche se tiennent en commun avec cette section. Europêche a aussi des relations de travail périodiques avec l'AEOP, l'AIPCE et la ETF. Europêche siège dans différentes commissions et organisations internationales comme par exemple, la Commission OSPAR, le Secrétariat de la Conférence pour la Mer du Nord, le North Sea Commission Fisheries Partnership, l'OIT, la FAO/COFI, l’Assemblée Générale des Nations Unies, la CITES, MEDISAMAK, ICFA, etc. Enfin, Europêche dispose d'un contrat de collaboration avec EBCD (European Bureau for Conservation and Development).2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-07-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.0100000.0250000.0300000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.07824139202-85active2008-07-16T11:54:59.642+02:002012-06-19T15:10:10.165+02:00EUROPEAN APPAREL AND TEXTILE CONFEDERATIONEURATEXaisblII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsFrancescoMARCHIDIRECTOR GENERALFrancescoMARCHIDIRECTOR GENERALMONTOYER24101000BRUSSELSBELGIUM322 2854881322 2306054email : info@euratex.eu (André Steeman) website : www.euratex.euEURATEX is an association of national textile and apparel employers’ associations and European textile branch associations, representing the whole of that industry in the EU and in its Customs Union partner, Turkey. Its mission is to define and promote measures with the EU authorities which enhance the international competitiveness of the industry’s companies; to monitor and contribute to the implementation of bilateral and multilateral agreements signed by the EU in order to create fair trading conditions; to foster alliances with connected sectors and to maximise synergies with them; to develop an effective innovation policy including research, technology transfer and vocational training; to promote the image of a dynamic industry and provide members with all relevant data of a statistical or economic nature to facilitate decision-taking. EURATEX is the employers’ representative on the European Sectoral Social Dialogue for the textile and apparel industry.europeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeINTERNATIONAL APPAREL FEDERATION (IAF) ALLIANCE FOR A COMPETITIVE EUROPEAN INDUSTRY (ACEI)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0400000.0450000.0The above amount has been arrived at by calculating the percentage of each employee devoted to direct representation based upon their annual salary. It does not include costs of support staff or travel. Environment. The implementation of the various aspects of the new chemicals policy REACH led us to seek a close monitoring of the developments in particular for areas of direct concern to the textile and clothing industry like the biocidal products, nano-materials of flame-retardants, etc. On Resource Efficient Europe EURATEX has insisted on a roadmap which is feasible and practically rooted in a sound knowledge base and takes due consideration of the cost effectiveness of the measures. The Directive on Packaging and Packaging waste proposes among other things to clarify the packaging definition and EURATEX made strong plea to better qualify the definition cones, beams and tubes that are used as parts of the production process throughout the textile and clothing supply chain. External Trade. Over past years EURATEX has pioneered the early creation of a genuine Pan-Euro Mediterranean free trade area with identical origin rules protocols. In terms of preferential original rules it has submitted a detailed proposal to the principal Directorate-Generals concerned for common origin rules or T&C products in the context of the Euromed Convention. In common with other major industry bodies the Commission has been urged to avoid an unbalanced outcome in the numerous Free Trade Agreements currently in negotiation and provided detailed contributions to consultations from the Commission in respect of access to raw materials, SMEs internationalisation or the new GSP system. Regulatory Dialogues with Russia. EURATEX is involved directly with the Commission in the above dialogues. Intellectual Property Rights. EURATEX was involved with other Stakeholders and the Commission on the debate regarding counterfeit and pirated products sold on and via internet (e-commerce). In this context EURATEX co-drafted and co-signed in May 2011 an important Memorandum of Understanding on “Counterfeiting and piracy trade on Internet”. EURATEX inter alia: was consulted on the transposition of the EC Directive on the enforcement of intellectual property rights in the Member State; supported the EU initiatives aiming at enhancing the protection of Intellectual Property rights in third countries; participated actively on the debate on the adoption of the ACTA agreement; actively contributed to the dissemination of EU sectoral guidebooks on the protection of intellectual property rights to the attention of SMEs in the textile and clothing industry, etc. Internal market. EURATEX contributed actively to the debate on the draft Textile fibres names regulations both at Commission and Parliament level prior adoption In establishing a Technology Platform at end 2004, and publishing a Strategic Research Agenda for the textile and apparel industry in June 2006, EURATEX has sought to influence the contents of annual work programmes of FP7 to provide a sufficiency of resources for projects of genuine value added to the industry. It also coordinates a small number of research projects on behalf of the institutes and companies involved. EURATEX provided detailed contributions to the Commission in respect of the future EU research and innovation policies On Social matters and among other things EURATEX took an active participation in the revision of the EU Directive on Public procurement, in the regular EU Liaison Forums organised by the concerned Directorate General; worked in cooperation with the EU Commission to highlight the need for Industry SMEs to develop and maintain a certain concept of Flexicurity. EURATEX worked to follow closely the developments as far as the Skill needs in the T&C industry are concerned or the launch of the EU Textile Clothing and Leather Council on Employment & Competences, the first Skills Council at European level From a purely statistical viewpoint, EURATEX maintains regular contacts with EUROSTAT in order to ensure that any nomenclature changes do not deprive the industry of access to information in the detail that it is required.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative6.095840804-38active2008-06-23T11:20:27.464+02:002012-05-30T16:00:56.107+02:00Verband der Auslandsbanken in Deutschland e.V. / Association of Foreign Banks in GermanyVABeingetragener Verein (registered association)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDr. OliverWagnerGeschäftsführerVahldiekWolfgangAbteilungsdirektor RechtSavignystraße5560325Frankfurt am MainGERMANY4969 97 58 50 0Der Verband der Auslandsbanken in Deutschland e.V. ist die Interessenvertretung der Banken, Kapitalanlagegesellschaften, Finanzdienstleistungsinstitute und Repräsentanzen in ausländischem Mehrheitsbesitz mit Präsenz in Deutschland. Der Verband fördert die wirtschaftlichen Belange seiner ca. 210 Mitglieder und versteht sich als Interessenvertretung in spezifischen grenzüberschreitenden, auslandsbank- oder -fondsspezifischen Fragestellungen gegenüber nationalem Gesetzgeber, der EU oder supranationalen Institutionen. Er sieht die Politikberatung als Ziel seiner Lobbying-Aktivitäten und stellt der Politik ökonomisches und juristisches Know How bereit. Auch arbeitet er mit vergleichbaren Organisationen auf EU-Ebene und im Ausland zusammen. Zugleich sieht er sich als Informationsplattform der Mitgliedsinstitute, indem er Fachseminare zu aktuellen Themen durchführt, Arbeits- und Projektgruppen organisiert und ein Netzwerk für die Information und den Meinungsaustausch zwischen den Mitgliedsinstituten bildet. Der Verband ist insofern Dienstleister der Mitgliedsinstitute, der Politik und der interessierten Öffentlichkeit. Weitere Informationen zum Verband und zu seinen Mitgliedsinstituten sind auf deutsch und englisch über die Website www.vab.de erhältlich. Für Rückfragen steht die Geschäftsstelle gerne zur Verfügung. The Association of Foreign Banks in Germany e.V. is the interest representation of banks, investment management companies, financial services institutions and representative offices domiciled in Germany which are majority-owned by foreign undertakings. The Association promotes the economic interests of its approximately 210 members and considers itself as interest representation in specific cross-border, foreign bank or fund specific issues vis-á-vis the national legislator, the European Union or supranational institutions. It regards political consultancy as the objective of its lobbying activities and provides economic and legal know how. Furthermore, the Association cooperates with comparable organisations at EU-level and abroad. In addition, the Association considers itself as information platform for its member institutions by carrying out technical seminars on current topics, organising working groups and project groups and creating a network for information and exchange of views between its member institutions. Insofar, the Association is a service provider for member institutions, politics and the interested public. Further information on the Association and its member institutions is available in both German and English language at www.vab.de. For further queries, please contact the Association´s office.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxation2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0Der Verband finanziert sich hauptsächlich aus Mitgliedsbeiträgen. Die Höhe der Mitgliedsbeiträge staffelt sich abhängig von der Bilanzsumme und beträgt zwischen mindestens € 4.000 bis höchstens € 15.000. Weitere Einnahmen, die ca. 20% des Gesamtetats ausmachen, stammen aus dem Seminarbetrieb des Verbands. Die geschätzten Kosten der direkten Lobbyarbeit des Verbands auf EU-Ebene von zwischen € 50.000 und € 100.000 umfassen sowohl Reisekosten als auch die anteiligen Personal-, Material- und Büromietkosten für die Teilnahme an (schriftlichen) Konsultationen von EU-Kommission, Europäischem Parlament, CEBS, CESR und anderen Gremien auf EU-Ebene. The Association funds itself mainly through membership fees. The height of the membership fees depends on the respective member´s total assets in Germany and ranges from min. € 4,000 to max. € 15,000. Further revenues which make up approximately 20% of the Association´s total budget stem from the seminars organised by the Association. The estimate of costs related to direct lobbying of EU-institutions by the Association of € 50,000 to € 100,000 include both travelling expenses and pro-rata personnel costs, expenditure on material and office lease resulting from the participation in (written) consultations of EU-Commission, European Parliament, CEBS, CESR and other organisations at EU-level. Bankrecht, Recht der Investmentfirmen und des Wertpapierhandels, Kapitalmarktrecht, Recht der Investmentfonds, SteuerrechtEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.0507800799-30active2008-06-30T12:27:19.536+02:002013-02-28T11:26:45.615+02:00European Association for the Co-ordination of Consumer Representation in StandardisationANECAISBLIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarArnoldPindarPresidentStephenRussellSecretary-GeneralAvenue de Tervueren,32271040BrusselsBELGIUM3227432470Email: anec@anec.euANEC is an international not-for-profit association, established in 1995 under the Belgian law of 27 June 1921. It is known informally as 'The European Consumer Voice in Standardisation' and uses the strapline 'Raising Standards for Consumers'. Its principal aim is to promote, defend and represent the interests of consumers in the work of the three European Standards Organisations (CEN, CENELEC and ETSI) and in similar organisations whose technical standards, specifications or guidance documents may affect consumers, directly or indirectly. The European Standards Organisations are private associations and there is no fundamental reason why their standards development work should take into account the public interest. Bearing in mind the support European Standards give to the implementation of European legislation and other public polices, ANEC was established to provide an effective and coherent representation at European level of disparate and fragmented national consumer interests. ANEC also represents the consumer interest in the drafting or revision of European legislation - especially within the context of the New Legislative Framework for products - and in the development of public policies that may make reference to standards. And ANEC also represents the consumer interest in the use of standards and in matters of conformity assessment. Each member country of the EU and EFTA (and certain other European countries) may nominate a natural person to represent the interests of national consumer organisations in his or her country in the governance of ANEC. This individual is chosen by consensus at national level. The technical work of ANEC is pursued through topic-specific Working Groups bringing together volunteers from the member countries. The day-to-day management of the association, and promotion of its activities, is pursued by the ANEC Secretariat, based in Brussels.europeanAudiovisual and MediaBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTrans-European NetworksTransport26AUSTRIABELGIUMCROATIACZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYICELANDIRELANDITALYLATVIALITUANIAMACEDONIA, FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OFNETHERLANDSNORWAYPOLANDROMANIASLOVAKIASLOVENIASPAINSWEDENSWITZERLANDTURKEYUNITED KINGDOMCEN, the European Committee for Standardization CENELEC, the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization ETSI, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute ISO, the International Organization for Standardization IEC, the International Electrotechnical Commission CI, Consumers International BEUC, the European Consumers' Organisation ICRT, International Consumer Research & Testing EDF, the European Disability Forum ECOS, the European Environmental Citizens' Organisation for Standardisation European Child Safety Alliance, EuroSafe PROSAFE, Product Safety Enforcement Forum of Europe ICPHSO, the International Consumer Product Health & Safety Organization2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:001368420.01368420.01368420.0400000.0450000.0ANEC is funded through annual Grant Agreements by the Executive Agency for Health & Consumers (EAHC) of the European Commission (95%) and the EFTA Secretariat (5%). The activities of its volunteers are considered by the EAHC and EFTA to represent a contribution in kind. The ANEC Secretariat calculated the value of this in kind contribution to be worth 260.000€ in 2007. With the intent to shape the drafting or revision of European legislation in the consumer interest, and the development of public policies, through meetings with officials of the European Commission, the EFTA Secretariat and Members of the European Parliament, and through emails, letters and position papers (which may be common with other organisations). ANEC may also encourage and support its members in complementary lobbying activities at national level.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative9.2684985491-01active2008-06-28T16:00:55.104+02:002012-06-01T10:19:25.132+02:00CLECAT - European association for forwarding, transport, logistic and Customs servicesCLECATINPAII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsMarcHuybrechtsPresidentNicolettevan der JagtDirector GeneralRue du Commerce771040BRUXELLESBELGIUM322 5034705322 5034752info@clecat.org nicolettevdjagt@clecat.orgCLECAT was established in 1958 in Antwerp, it is now located in Brussels and it represents the interests of 24 members (consisting of national organisations of EU freight related service providers, as well as various observer and associate members). Multinational, medium and small freight forwarders and Customs agents are all part of CLECAT's structures, thus making it the most representative structure of its kind. A freight forwarder is the real master of the supply and value chain. He crafts logistic solutions that satisfy both production and consumption, both supply and demand and makes sure their expectations are satisfied, ensures that goods move from the point of origin to reach their final destination at the right place, at the right time and in good shape. For this purpose, freight forwarders utilise the entire and complex logistic infrastructure with a totally unprejudiced and cost-efficient approach. Freight forwarders do not privilege any means of transport or transport infrastructure as such, although some may own a great many equipment and infrastructure. Customs agents are on the other hand the real experts of international trade and its subtleties, ensuring that our borders do not allow for fraud and infringement, in close contact with competent Authorities Our members voice the interests of more than 19.000 companies employing in excess of 1.000.000 staff. In rough figures European freight forwarders and Customs agents clear 95% of all goods in Europe and handle 65% of the cargo transported by road, 95% of the cargo transported by air and 65% of the maritime. CLECAT also plays a major role in rail and inland waterways. Intermodal transport, extensive use of IT and dedicated terminals and warehouses are the main tools our members use to address customers' requirements. CLECAT also works in close cooperation with FIATA, the World Federation of Freight Forwarders and is the exclusive voice of our sector on European issues. CLECAT promotes the activity and defends the interests of its members in connection with a large number of institutional and non-institutional counterparts. It has a voice where a regulatory environment concerning transport formalities and transport modes is created, in the intent of securing a uniform and seamless environment, where cargo can move freely and securely for the benefit of the whole international trade, with due respect to issues such as security and environment.europeanClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportSome EU CLECAT Members are also Members of the international level association FIATA (www.fiata.com), there is however no formal connection other than a memorandum of understanding aiming at the coordination of the respective activities. Some CLECAT Members may be members of more than one association.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.060000.0400000.0450000.0Grants are related to participation in EU financed research projects (falling under the FP7 framework program). Here namely the DiSCwise project. CLECAT is self financed, by means of Members' contributions. Members pay their contribution according to their status (full, assocaited, observer or related) and full Members pay in proportion to their countries' votes in Council. CLECAT will also receive funds for the projects iCargo and eMar in the future.CLECAT is active on all legislative procedures in the field of logistics, all modes of transport, as well as environmental issues, and Customs and indirect taxation. Sustainable logistics, transport security, the internalisation of external costs and the new union customs code are the main policy items that are being dealt with in this period.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0730137075-36active2008-06-26T12:41:32.511+02:002013-05-09T11:38:13.030+02:00Association of British InsurersABINot for profit organisationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsOttoThoresonDirector-GeneralCarolHallAssistant Director European AffairsGresham Street51EC2V 7HQLondonUNITED KINGDOM44207600 3333The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is the voice of the insurance and investment industry. Its members constitute over 90 per cent of the insurance market in the UK and 20 per cent across the EU. They control assets equivalent to a quarter of the UK’s capital. They are the risk managers of the UK’s economy and society. Through the ABI their voice is heard in Government and in public debate on insurance, savings, and investment matters. And through the ABI they come together to improve customers' experience of the industry, to raise standards of corporate governance in British business and to protect the public against crime. The ABI prides itself on thinking for tomorrow, providing solutions to policy challenges based on the industry’s analysis and understanding of the risks we all face.nationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthTaxationTradeTransportThe ABI is a member of Insurance Europe2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Foreign currency exchange calculated as at 22 June 2009InsuranceEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0851270852-88active2008-06-24T15:30:40.544+02:002012-06-25T10:07:44.139+02:00Chamber of Commerce Belgium-Luxembourg South-Eastern EuropeChamber CCBLSEEASBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsMilanJezic von GesseneckPresidentManagementAdvisoryBoardRue Potagere21210BrusselsBELGIUM3222230724chamber@chamber.be Fax: 32.70.428329The Chamber of Commerce Belgium-Luxembourg South-East Europe is an official certified, accredited multilateral Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Kingdom of Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in charge of Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo, and Slovenia, as well as of the regional cooperation with Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova, Romania and Turkey. Based on this duty, the Chamber is actively engaged in different activities and projects of the economic development of South East Europe. The Chamber has been one of the inaugurating chambers of the Transnational Chamber of Commerce, the worldwide business chamber led by the World Chambers Federation. One of the prominent goals of the Chamber is, acting both on the federal levels and on those of the Regions, support of business expansion with the different countries of the South-Eastern Europe. Due to the specifics of the area that Chamber is covering, but also due to the extensive cooperation with the EU & International institutions based and/or represented in Brussels, the Chamber is also active in the process of EU integration of South-East Europe. The Chamber is active in enhancing the exchange of know-how and expertise, building technical cooperation, as well as by promoting and enhancing the social capital of the South-East Europe. Already for years, the Chamber is operating as networking catalyst bringing together public institutions, private business and non-governmental players. Consequently, the Chamber is recognized as a unique Brussels Based, Public-Private Partnership Platform for South-Eastern Europe. This quite specific operation is developed and is based on several pillars, namely on: Economic pillar & Infrastructure - Energy pillar & Social capital pillar The EU as one of the most influential actors The European Union has been a force for stability and the development of political and social prosperity in Europe. Its values, norms and institutions have encouraged people to coalesce around democratic principles, structures, relations and networks working towards the greater good. One of the key priorities in EU external relation policy is and has been to promote stability and peace in Western Balkans, where an important part of the external assistance has been used by the EU since the enlargement process started. The former programme CARDS, (the Community assistance programme for Reconstruction, Development and Stabilisation) which started in 2000, has continued the activities already undertaken by the EU to support civil society development in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia. In line with the aim of simplifying and co-ordinating the delivery of external assistance, the Commission's major objective in setting up an Instrument for pre-accession assistance (IPA) is to streamline all pre-accession assistance into a single framework for both candidate and potential candidate countries replacing the former PHARE, ISPA, SAPARD, CARDS programmes, and the Turkish pre-accession instrument. Assistance may finance investments, procurement contracts, and grants, including interest rate subsides, special loans, loan guarantees and financial assistance. • Transition Assistance and Institution Building, • Regional and Cross-Border Cooperation, • Regional Development (transport, environment and economic development) • Human Resources Development • Rural Development Two first listed of five components concern all the beneficiary countries, while three other components concern directly only the candidate countries (Croatia, Turkey and Macedonia). The Chamber news are periodicals edited and published by the Chamber, and are distributed electronically, free of charge to more than 4,950 individuals from the worldwide, community.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalClimate ActionDevelopmentEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportThe Chamber is an official certified Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Belgium and Luxembourg in charge of Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo, and Slovenia, as well as of cooperation with Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova, Romania and Turkey.2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.0433905050-64active2008-06-24T14:33:03.789+02:002012-12-03T11:20:05.832+02:00Deutsches Tiefkühlinstitut e.V.dtieingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsSusanneHofmannGeschäftsführerinSusanneHofmannGeschäftsführerinReinhardtstraße18a10117BerlinGERMANY493028093620Aufgabe des Vereins ist die Förderung aller Maßnahmen, die der Erzeugung, dem Vertrieb und der Verwendung von Tiefkühlkost dienen. Er hat zur Erreichung dieses Zweckes die Interessen der Tiefkühlwirtschaft bei Behörden, Wirtschaftsverbänden und sonstigen Stellen zu vertreten, den Austausch wissenschaftlicher, technischer und rechtlicher Erfahrungen in der Tiefkühlwirtschaft zu pflegen und die wissenschaftliche Forschung zu fördern. Der Verein wird hierbei mit Einrichtungen gleicher Zielsetzung im In- und Ausland zusammenarbeiten.nationaleuropeanConsumer AffairsEnergyFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyInternal MarketPublic HealthMitglied im Bund für Lebensmittelrecht und Lebensmittelkunde e.V., Berlin2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Anträge zum Thema "Freezing date" im EU-Parlament - Kontakte mit ParlamentariernEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.0901841071-93active2008-06-26T10:12:36.950+02:002012-05-30T11:12:02.313+02:00European security Transport Association AisblESTAAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsFrancisRavezSecretary GeneralFrancisRavezSecretary GeneralRond Point SchumanB 561040BrusselsBELGIUM322 234 78 20Representing the interests of the security transport and cash logistics industry in Europe.europeanConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementInternal MarketTransportCoESS BNWI IACA2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0400000.0450000.0Payment Services Directive Services Directive Cross-Border CIT regulation Council regulation on the protection of the euro Universal bank accountEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0350652449-83active2008-06-24T14:21:35.265+02:002012-05-30T14:56:23.502+02:00AIR FRANCEENTREPRISEII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsAlexandreDe JuniacPrésident Directeur Général d'Air FranceEmmanuelJahanpermanent representativerue de Paris4595747Roissy CDG CedexFRANCE331 41 56 78 00Coordonnées du bureau de Bruxelles: 0032 2 541 42 96 Adresse: Air France 149 Avenue Louise 1050 Bruxelles BelgiqueApporter l'expertise d'Air France auprès des institutions européennes (Commission Européenne, Parlement Européen et Conseil de l'Union Européenne). Informer Air France des avancées législatives de l'Union sur les thématiques la concernant.europeanBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportAir France est membre de l'AEA (Association of European Airlines, de la FNAM (Fédération Nationale de l'Aviation Marchande), du CEEP et de l'IATA. Air France participe également à des think tanks comme Confrontations Europe et l'Ifri.2011-04-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Ce montant ne comprend pas les déclarations d'autres entités du groupe déclarées de façon individuelle sous la rubrique KLM. Il s'agit du budget de fonctionnement de l'entité (hors salaires).Droit des consommateurs Affaires environnementales Politique des transports Relations extérieures Competitivité International Politique socialeEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0936390342-72active2008-06-24T12:11:32.530+02:002012-06-25T09:22:50.669+02:00Turkish Business Association - BrusselsTOSEDA.S.B.LIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarDagdevirenVakurPresidentvakurdagdevirenpresidentrue de la Longue Haie22B-1000BruxellesBELGIUM4946721763222850895Les objectifs dénués de but de lucre de l'A.S.B.L. sont les suivants : Créer des occasions afin de générer des liens amicaux de soutien et d'opportunité de contacts socio-professionnels entre les membres; Concevoir les liens et fournir les moyens de développement des relations professionnelles et sociales entre les membres de l'A.S.B.L. et les milieux politiques, culturels ainsi que les milieux d'affaires européens sur base de relations de sympathie et de compréhension mutuelle; Soutenir les efforts et les activités visant à raffermir le processus d'adhésion de la Turquie à l'Union européenne ; Contribuer à la création d'une "image positive turque" tout d'abord dans un périmètre local, ensuite dans le périmètre national belge (et plus tard dans un environnement plus large) ; Garder éveillé l'enthousiasme des membres envers la Turquie et contribuer à accroître leurs connaissances relatives à ce pays ; Créer des opportunités pour soutenir la communauté turque ou d'origine turque en Belgique. Ces objectifs sont poursuivis de façon indépendante, à l'abri de tout lien organique avec un quelconque parti et mouvement politique ou d'une quelconque pensée politique.Les objectifs dénués de but de lucre de l'A.S.B.L. sont les suivants : Créer des occasions afin de générer des liens amicaux de soutien et d'opportunité de contacts socio-professionnels entre les membres; Concevoir les liens et fournir les moyens de développement des relations professionnelles et sociales entre les membres de l'A.S.B.L. et les milieux politiques, culturels ainsi que les milieux d'affaires européens sur base de relations de sympathie et de compréhension mutuelle; Soutenir les efforts et les activités visant à raffermir le processus d'adhésion de la Turquie à l'Union européenne ; Contribuer à la création d'une "image positive turque" tout d'abord dans un périmètre local, ensuite dans le périmètre national belge (et plus tard dans un environnement plus large) ; Garder éveillé l'enthousiasme des membres envers la Turquie et contribuer à accroître leurs connaissances relatives à ce pays ; Créer des opportunités pour soutenir la communauté turque ou d'origine turque en Belgique. Ces objectifs sont poursuivis de façon indépendante, à l'abri de tout lien organique avec un quelconque parti et mouvement politique ou d'une quelconque pensée politique.nationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouth125BELGIUMTURKEYTOBB;DEİK;TUSİAD;İKV;2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:0020000.020000.020000.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative125.0644245448-07active2008-06-24T14:06:01.662+02:002013-03-29T10:42:40.498+02:00UCEEUCEEINGOIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarPaoloSabaPresidentPaoloSabaPresidentSquare de Meeûs38/401000BrusselsBELGIUM32240161223224016123The UNION OF EUROPEAN EXPERTS CHAMBERS - UCEE introduces itself as a high level International Non Governmental Organization (INGO) operating in EU and in non EU Countries that will have the chance to make their own experts be part of it in order to help solve economic, social, cultural and communication problems with an informal approach and consequently over the parts as much as possible. This fact in the attempt to accelerate the concertation and the research of a consensus necessary to formally and positively define issues of international importance. Additionally, they intend to constitute a roll of the European Experts in order to stress the experience of the people on it, enhancing the specialization they got through their professional activity, either as self-employed or as a subordinate employee. Under this strategy, UCEE have set themselves a goal: they intend to become a constant and qualified meeting point between supply and demand of services in the field of intellectual work.globalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetClimate ActionCommunicationCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouth542ARGENTINABAHRAINBELGIUMBOSNIA-HERZEGOVINABRAZILBULGARIACANADACAPE VERDECOTE D'IVOIRECROATIADJIBOUTIEGYPTESTONIAETHIOPIAFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYIRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OFITALYKUWAITLITUANIALUXEMBOURGMACEDONIA, FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OFMOROCCONETHERLANDSROMANIASENEGALSERBIASPAINSUADI ARABIATURKEYUKRAINEUNITED ARAB EMIRATESUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESFederalist Fondation for the Peoples of Europe (Belgium) - Mouvement Européen Belgique (Belgium) - ADA - Academie Diplomatique Africaine (France) - TSTK - Turkiye Sivil Toplum Kuruluslarl (Turkey) - Sumy Chamber of Commerce&Industry (Ukraine) - Camera de Comert si Industrie Arges (Romania) - Welcomeurope (France) - PolieCo - Consorzio per il riciclaggio dei rifiuti di beni in polietilene (Italy) - Unimpresa (Italy) - Forulum Montan din Romania (Romania) - ADN INTERNATIONAL - Aider Donner Nourrir (Cote d'Ivoire) - Associazione Mantovani nel Mondo (Italy) - GAL TERRE SHARDANA S.C.A R.L. (Italy) - Associazione Cittadini per l'Europa (Italy) - Associazione Comunità Italia (Italy) - IDA International Initiative pour le Dèveloppement de l'Afrique (Senegal)- Associatia Italo-Romana (Romania)2012-03-01T00:00:00.000+02:002013-03-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.020000.00.00.00.020000.00.020000.050000.0The UCEE as been interesting in the European Projects, the Health Card in Europe, Linux in Europe, Marco Polo, Erasmus Day Live, European "observatory" in Lampedusa for a new partnership with North Africa in the branch of humanist and citizen development and resource. The UCEE organisation have more interesting and development projects with other countries in the UE.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative91.04029997261-81active2008-07-30T20:22:42.435+02:002012-07-04T17:55:12.854+02:00Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft Deutscher KommunalversichererBADKGesellschaft Bürgerlichen RechtsII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsDr.JürgenMeierGeschäftsführender DirektorProf.Dr. Ralfvon AmelnDirektorAachener Straße952-95840015450831KölnGERMANY0221489070BADK EuropaRepräsentanz Herr Dr. Ralf von Ameln Honorarprofessor 1 Avenue de la Renaissance 1000 Bruxelles Tel. 02 7325658 Fax. 02 7321341 vonameln@online.beDie Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft Deutscher Kommunalversicherer (BADK) vertritt die deutschen Kommunalversicherer und befaßt sich mit allen Fragen, die die Interessen dieser speziell für den kommunalen Bereich gegründeten Versicherer berühren. Die Kommunalversicherer wurden von den deutschen Städten, Gemeinden, Gemeindeverbänden und anderen mehrheitlich kommunal getragenen Institutionen als Selbsthilfeorganisation Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts gegründet, um für umfassenden und preisgünstigen Versicherungschutz zu sorgen. Herausgehobene Tätigkeiten der BADK sind Fragen, die sich aus der Gesetzgebung oder Rechtsprechung für die kommunale Haftpflicht gegenüber Dritten oder für die Tätigkeiten der Kommunalversicherer ergeben.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTrans-European NetworksTransportDie BADK und die in ihr zusammengeschlossenen Mitglieder gehören der European municipal insurance group (EMIG) an, einem europäischen Zusammenschluß von nationalen Kommunalversicherungsgesellschaften auf Gegenseitigkeit, mit dem Ziel, das Versicherugsangebot für Kommunal- und Gebietskörperschaften zu verbessern.2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0115000.0In diesen Kosten sind enthalten: Ausgaben für die Brüsseler Repräsentanz (Miete, Nebenkosten), für Organisation und Bürobedarf für Repräsentation für PersonalInformationsbeschaffung über geplante Vorhaben auf europäischer Ebene (Frühinformationssystem) Erarbeitung von Stellungnahmen und Positionen und deren Einbringung in den Diskussions- und Entscheidungsprozeß Kontaktplege zu den Europäischen Institutionen und nationalen Stellen Interessenvertretung der deutschen KommunalversichererEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.00799783242-33active2008-07-25T16:30:35.335+02:002012-07-12T17:56:10.167+02:00Verband Beratender IngenieureVBIe. V.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsArnoMetzlerHauptgeschäftsführerArnoMetzlerHGFBudapesterstraße3110787BerlinGERMANY0302606220003026062100wirtschaftliche und berufspolitische Interessenvertretung von 3000 Ingenieurberatungsunternehmen und Architekturbüros, weltweite Interessenvertretung und Unterstützung bei der Akquisition unserer Mitglieder Nachwuchsförderung und Weiterbildungsprogramme durch Schulungsseminare Förderung der Baukultur und der Nachhaltigkeit bei Investitionsvorhaben Delegationsreisen ins Ausland und internationale Kooperationen mit Consultingverbändensub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportMitglied im Weltverband FIDIC und europ.Dachverband EFCA Mitglied des Bundesverbandes Freier Berufe und im Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-07-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.030000.0Jahresbudget 2,8 Mio EUROBeratung der politischen Gremien bei wichtigen Gesetzgebungsvorhaben zur Steuer-Wirtschafts und INfrastrukturvorhaben. Unterstützung der Politik bei Fragen zur Ingenieuraus -und weiterbildung und zur beruflichen QualifikationEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.07958652231-77active2008-07-23T16:00:12.453+02:002012-06-26T07:27:46.012+02:00Schmack Biogas GmbHGmbHII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsTinoWeberGeschäftsführerMarkusStaudtPuplic AffairsBayernwerk892421SchwandorfGERMANY499437510Implementierung EU weiter Rahmenbedingungen zum Ausbau des Anteils der Erneuerbaren Energien am Primärenergieverbrauch in der EU, Schwerpunkt Biogas.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentClimate ActionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnvironmentFachverband Biogas - FvB Bundesverband Erneuerbare Energien - BEE Bundesverband Bioenergie - BBE Europäischer Biogasverband - EBA2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.04824532206-80active2008-07-17T17:44:05.303+02:002012-06-20T10:03:41.348+02:00Call Center Verband Deutschland e.V.CCV e.V.VerbandII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsManfredStockmannPräsidentManfredStockmannPräsidentAxel-Springer-Str.54A10117BerlinGERMANY03020613280030206132828Über den Call Center Verband Deutschland e.V.: Der Call Center Verband Deutschland, gelistet beim deutschen Bundestag, ist Repräsentant der Callcenter Wirtschaft in Deutschland. Im Fokus des Handelns steht die Vertretung der Branche gegenüber Medien, Multiplikatoren und Politik. Darüber hinaus bietet der CCV die ideale Plattform für fachspezifischen Informationsaustausch sowie ein umfangreiches Netzwerk für beste Branchenkontakte. Zu den Mitgliedern zählen führende Unternehmen aus den Bereichen Handel, Banken und Versicherungen sowie aus dem Industrie- und Dienstleistungssektor. Neben großen Service Callcentern sind auch zahlreiche Unternehmen mit eigenen Inhouse Callcentern und Hersteller von Telekommunikationssystemen vertreten.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseInformation SocietyMitglied beim europäischen Dachverband ECCCO European Confederation of Contact Centre Organisations, EU-Normungsverfahren2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Vorgehen gegen unlautere Telefonwerbung; EhrenkodexEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.53394645201-03active2008-07-15T17:44:08.929+02:002012-06-26T10:22:29.233+02:00Bundesverband Neuer Energieanbieter e.V.bneeingetragener Verein (registered association)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsRobertBuschManagin DirectorThiesDr. ClausenAdvisor for the energy marketHackescher Markt(Eingang Große Präsidentenstraße 10)410178BerlinGERMANY49304005480493040054810Our goals: - Demand for a competitive regulatory framework for the energy sector - Enforcement and monitoring of competitive principles in market developments - Implementation of fair and non-discriminatory conditions of competition in the organisation of network access and network usage - Creation of a transparent market and - Abolition of cross-subsidies between network and distribution departments within vertically integrated supply companies Our demands: Strict unbundling and prevention of cross-subsidies With multi-utility structures, the network revenues are still available to support distribution - neutral networks are the only way of guaranteeing genuine competition. In Germany, network operators’ neutrality is impeded by insufficient unbundling efforts. This makes it essential to promote neutrality, especially on the distribution network level. Reasonable network usage fees As a result of their natural monopoly position, networks tend to be inefficient and deal with costs uncritically. Continuous regulation is necessary to limit these tendencies and simultaneously ensure the networks' quality. Transparency in the field of natural network monopolies Transparency is indispensable in the field of natural monopolies. On account of network’s monopoly position, network information is not in need of protection. The information asymmetry, which has also been criticised by the regulator, can only be eliminated by having an extremely high degree of transparency.nationaleuropeanClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsEnergyTrans-European Networksbne is a member of the German "Forum Netzintegration Erneuerbare Energien" initiated by the "Deutsche Umwelthilfe", Berlin.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0bne is a registered association (eingetragener Verein (e.V.)), financed by member-fees only.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.07829357255-35active2008-07-29T20:21:48.808+02:002012-07-12T11:45:31.220+02:00Hospodářská komora České republikyHK ČRprávnická osoba, jejíž poslání je upraveno zákonem č. 301/1992 Sb.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPetrKuželprezidentAlenaVlačihováBrussels delegateFreyova27/82190 00PrahaCZECH REPUBLIC420266 721 300Hospodářská komora ČR je jedním ze zakladatelů bruselského střediska České podnikatelské reprezentace při EU - CEBRE (www.cebre.cz), která hájí její zájmy u evropských institucí. Zájmy Hospodářské komory ČR při EU současně hájí platforma Evropských obchodních a průmyslových komor Eurochambres a UEAPME, evropské asociace živnostníků a malých a středních podnikatelů.Posláním Hospodářské komory České republiky je podpora podnikatelských aktivit mimo zemědělství, potravinářství a lesnictví; prosazování, ochrana a reprezentace zájmů českého podnikatelského prostředí na základě zákona č. 301/1992 Sb. a zajišťování potřeb svých členů. Hospodářská komora ČR je samostatná organizace, která působí nezávisle na politických stranách, státních orgánech a orgánech územní samosprávy. Od roku 2004 je povinným připomínkovým místem podnikatelské legislativy. Hospodářská komora ČR je tvořena dvěma složkami (regionální a oborovou), prostřednictvím kterých sdružuje 14 tisíc členů podílejících se z 60% na celkovém HDP v ČR a zaměstnávající dvě třetiny práceschopného obyvatelstva ČR. Hospodářská komora ČR je v regionech zastoupena 14 krajskými hospodářskými komorami a okresními a regionálními hospodářskými komorami. Oborová část Hospodářské komory ČR je tvořena 72 živnostenskými společenstvy. Hospodářská komora České republiky šíří znalosti a informace o hospodářství, ekonomických podmínkách a právních předpisech, týkajících se podnikatelských aktivit, jakož i hospodářských styků se zahraničím. Poskytuje své členské základně i podnikatelské veřejnosti poradenské a konzultační služby v otázkách spojených s podnikatelskou činností, organizuje v rámci své působnosti vzdělávací činnost, spolupracuje s orgány státní správy a místních samospráv, zabezpečuje propagaci a šíření informací o podnikatelské činnosti svých členů, zřizuje v rámci své působnosti zařízení s institucemi na podporu rozvoje podnikání a vzdělanosti, profesního vzdělávání a forem rekvalifikace. Hospodářská komora ČR se podílí na řešení problémů zaměstnanosti a na odborné přípravě k výkonu povolání, podporuje školská zařízení, zřízená k tomuto účelu. Za její nejvýznamnější aktivity lze jmenovat účast v projektech Informační místa pro podnikatele, mimosoudního řešení spotřebitelských sporů a Czech Point (jednotná správní místa) zastřešených vlastním portálem Jednotné kontaktní místo; dále pak v projektech Národní soustava povolání, Careermarkets, ale i správa centrálního registru produktů a firem a významný podíl na připomínkování národní a evropské legislativy týkající se podnikatelského prostředí. K Hospodářské komoře ČR je přidružen Dozorčí soud při HK ČR, který se dle klasických záležitostí zabývá mimosoudním řešením sporů o domény eu. Členové hospodářské komory ČR mají možnost přihlásit se k Etickému kodexu, jehož podepsáním se zavazují k čestnosti, odpovědnosti, sounáležitosti, profesionalitě a používání loga HK ČR. Hospodářská komora České republiky udržuje a rozvíjí styky s institucemi podobného poslání v zahraničí. Je členem sdružení evropských obchodních a průmyslových komor Eurochambres a UEAPME, evropské asociace živnostníků a malých a středních podnikatelů, a na základě dohod spolupracuje s podnikatelskými svazy, zaměstnavatelskými svazy a sdruženími nejen na národní úrovni, ale i všude ve světě.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouthHospodářská komora České republiky udržuje a rozvíjí styky s institucemi podobného poslání v zahraničí. Je členem sdružení evropských obchodních a průmyslových komor Eurochambres a UEAPME, evropské asociace živnostníků a malých a středních podnikatelů, a na základě dohod spolupracuje s podnikatelskými svazy, zaměstnavatelskými svazy a sdruženími nejen na národní úrovni, ale i všude ve světě.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0076515.00.050000.0100000.0Výdaje Hospodářské komory ČR na hájení zájmů českých podnikatelů na evropské úrovni zahrnují výdaje spojené se zahraničními cestami svých zaměstnanců do institucí EU. Výdaje nezahrnují členské příspěvky evropským platformám Eurochambres a UEAPME ani prosředky související s provozem střediska CEBRE.Zapojení se do veřejných konzultací evropských institucí.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.08396633235-24active2008-07-24T01:38:14.226+02:002012-10-29T11:38:31.108+02:00European Spas AssociationESPAA.I.S.B.L.III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarJoachimLiebersecretary generalReinhardPetryProject ManagerRue d`Arlon501000BruxellesBELGIUM322 282 0558ESPA was founded in 1995 in Brussels as an umbrella association for national spa associations in Europe. It is a non-profit and non-governmental association based uon Belgian law (A.I.S.B.L.) It has represented the interests of European spas in Brussels, the continent’s political nerve centre, ever since. Our mission: ■Align health resorts within the European healthcare market ■More fairness in competition by quality ■Promote a clear distinction between health resort therapy and recreational services (wellness) Since the beginning, ESPA has built up a close network of contacts with policymakers as well as leading representatives of science and business. This goes to benefit above all our members – for only with a strong association the opportunities offered by Europe can be used to the full. Services benefiting ESPA members ■Network of and for health resort and spa experts ■Certification of health resorts and spa facilities (EUROPESPA) ■Consultation on legislation and regulation in the member states ■Contacts by communication and collaboration with members and operators in Europe and worldwide ■Support for research and the provision of information ■Development of health resorts and spas together with expertseuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnvironmentPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTransport020Bulgarian Union of Balneology and Spa Tourism0Espaces Thermaux Suisses0Czech Spas Association0Deutscher Heilbäderverband0Dansk Kur; Spa & Wellness0Asociacion Nacional de Balnearios0Estonian Spas Association0Hungarian Spas and Bath Association0The Iceland Spa Association0Federterme0National Resort Association of Lithuania0Domaint Thermal de Mondorf0Jurmala City Council0Kenniscentrum Kustoerisme0Associaca das Termas de Portugal0Romanian Association of Spas0Serbian Spa and Resort Association0Association of Slovak Spas0Turkish Association of Spas, Thalasso and Health Resorts0Association of Polish Spa Communes0BULGARIACZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAGERMANYHUNGARYICELANDITALYLATVIALITUANIALUXEMBOURGNETHERLANDSPOLANDPORTUGALROMANIASERBIASLOVAKIASPAINSWITZERLANDTURKEYMarketing co-operations and Networks Founded in 1998, the "Royal Spas of Europe" are the first marketing co-operation of European spas jointly presenting and selling their offers. Members are traditional spas which have a rich history and tradition of royal patronage - counting kings, queens and emperors, dukes and all branches of the aristocracy among their guests and offering an infrastructure with an exceptional quality of expertise and excellence. The ESPA is in close cooperation with the International Society of Medical Hydrology and Climatology (ISMH). The ESPA is official member of the CALPYSO action group of the tourism unit of the EU. The two certificates EUROPESPA med and EUROPESPA wellness signify international standards of quality as defined by ESPA. Members benefits: ■Commercial success thanks to high levels of quality certified by a well known association. ■Marketing via the international web portal: www.europespa.eu . ■Outstanding reputation in their own sector and among their main clients. ■Continuous improvement to international top quality within just a few years. ■Anonymous quality checks to keep them aware of their own position against international competition. Criteria and auditing The some 400 audit questions for EUROPESPA med are based on 4 main sets of national and international rules on safety, hygiene and therapy infrastructure. For EUROPESPA wellness (safety, hygiene, wellness infrastructure and service quality), about 350 questions are examined on your premises while another 600 items regarding service quality are tested anonymously. At least 80% of all the criteria as well as certain basic requirements have to be met. These results are then compared to subsequent audits to ensure that continuous mprovement takes place.2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00125000.00.00.00.0125000.0125000.050000.0In order to achieve this the European Spas Association has established the following aims: To establish the quality seals EUROPESPAmed and EUROPESPAwellnmess for the spa and wellness facilities in all European countries so that the European citizens can compare th quality of the different spa and wellness facilities in Europe. To monitor and analyse the condition of the spas and health resorts in the individual EC member countries to stimulate exchange of experience, best practise and know-how. To produce and develop programmes for health and well- being products and strategies for prevention and rehabilitation for all living within Europe. To stimulate and resource spa research. To establish a framework for collaborative marketing opportunities for ESPA member countries.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.06440918199-49active2008-07-15T15:51:38.890+02:002012-07-02T16:53:15.753+02:00World Federation of AdvertisersWFAAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsStephanLoerkeManaging DirectorMalteLohanDirector of Public AffairsAvenue Louise1661050BrusselsBELGIUM322502 57 40The World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) is the global organization representing the common interests of marketers. Through its network of 54 national advertiser associations on five continents and over 60 of the world’s top marketers, WFA represents around 90% of global marketing communications spending, almost US$ 700 billion annually. WFA champions responsible and effective marketing communications worldwide.globalAudiovisual and MediaConsumer AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthWFA is a fully engaged member of the European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA) and the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). WFA is also a member of the Society of European Affairs Professionals (SEAP) and signatory to the SEAP code, and is represented on the SEAP board.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0450000.0500000.0The estimate of WFA costs of activities falling under the scope of the register is calculated according to the EU's Transparency Register Compliance Guidelines (http://europa.eu/transparency-register/pdf/guideline_en.pdf) and the corresponding guidelines of the Society of European Affairs Professionals (SEAP). WFA is a signatory of the SEAP Code of Conduct. Advertising, marketing communications, media, digital media, data protection & privacy, health & consumer policy, internal market, competition policyEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.03444341114-03active2008-07-01T16:19:06.182+02:002012-06-07T17:22:40.969+02:00Electrolux Home Products CorporationNaamloze VennootschapII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsJonasSamuelssonManaging Director Electrolux Home Products Corporation N.V.ViktorSundbergVP Environmental & European AffairsRaketstraat401130BrusselsBELGIUM322 716 26 00Electrolux is a European based global household appliance manufacturer. In 2011, our global sales amounted to around 11 billion €, we had 51.000 employees and annual production of more than 40 million appliances. In Europe, Electrolux has 16 factories and around 22.000 employees. We produce mainly washing machines, dish washers, tumble driers, vacuum cleaners, refrigerators and freezers, and cooking equipment. Legislation and product requirements influence our activity to a great extent. The activities related to EU decision making are performed by the Environmental & European Affairs Department located in Zaventem, near Brussels. This department monitors development of EU legislation that can have an impact on our products. If legislation has an impact on our products we will explain to decision makers what the impact is and how legislation can be improved if necessary.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalClimate ActionConsumer AffairsCustomsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketPublic HealthTradeElectrolux Home Products Corporation is a member of CECED, the European Committee of Domestic Appliance Manufacturers. - Local sales companies of Electrolux Home Products Corporation are members of National Industry Associations representing the interest of household appliance manufacturers. - The team members of the Environmental and European Affairs department are members of SEAP - The Society of European Affairs Professionals.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0400000.0450000.0To avoid double counting, the estimation does not include membership fees to associations. For updated corporate financial information, please visit the Electrolux Group web site www.electrolux.com.We follow developments related mainly to Climate Change, Energy, Chemicals, Materials, Waste, Customs, Anti-Dumping and State Aid. We are affected by: - the WEEE Directive - the RoHS Directive - the energy labels for household appliances - the ErP Directive - REACH - F-gas regulation - Resource efficiency discussion and a few other legislations and policy areas.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.06256831207-27active2008-07-17T18:38:36.370+02:002012-09-11T16:09:39.336+02:00ENEL SpAPublicly listed corporationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsFulvioContiChief Executive Officer and General ManagerRobertoZangrandiHead of European Institutional Relations Viale Regina Margherita13700198RomeITALY390683051111ENEL GROUP HOLDING REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE BRUSSELS Mr Roberto Zangrandi Head of European Affairs Institutional and European Affairs External Relations 13/14, Avenue des Arts, 1210 Bruxelles +32 (0) 221102220/225Enel is the largest Italian power company and the second largest European utility for installed capacity. It produces, distributes and sells electricity and gas across Europe, North and Latin America. The company has c. 80.000 employees and operates a wide range of hydroelectric, thermoelectric, nuclear, geothermal, wind, and photovoltaic power stations. Enel is present in 23 countries with c. 95.000 MW of generating capacity. It serves c. 60 million electricity and gas customers. Listed on the Milan (I) stock exchange since 1999, it has the largest number of shareholders of any Italian company, specifically c. 1.2 million retail and institutional investors. Its shares are part of the MIB30 index. The Italian Economic Ministry holds 21.1% of the company directly, with another 10.1% indirectly held through the state-run lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, leaving a free-float of c. 68.8%. Thanks to its Code of Ethics, Sustainability Report, environmental protection policy and the adoption of international best practices for transparency and corporate governance, Enel’s shareholders include leading international investment funds, insurance companies and pension funds and ethical funds along with Italian retail investors.globalBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportEnef; Foratom; Confindustria (Brussels); Eurelectric; CSR Europe; EWEA; EPIA.2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.03.2129E7350000.0400000.0The main information activities towards institutional stakeholders build on energy policy connected with all the typologies of energy in which Enel is involved in (e.g. hydroelectric, thermoelectric, nuclear, geothermal, wind, and photovoltaic energy). Enel is also interested in all the European activities which directly/indirectly regard the energy sector (competition law, tax law, regulation, environmental/climate change issue etc.).European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.01897256281-55active2008-08-05T12:24:30.194+02:002012-07-27T11:24:14.366+02:00bvse-Bundesverband Sekundärrohstoffe und Entsorgung e.V.bvseeingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsEricRehbockHauptgeschäftsführerEricRehbockHauptgeschäftsführerHohe Straße7353119BonnGERMANY49228988490Rue Belliard 197/4 B-1040 Brüssel Tel.: +32/2/733 15 16Der bvse-Bundesverband Sekundärrohstoffe und Entsorgung e.V. vertritt in Europa die Interessen von über 660 Mitgliedsunternehmen vornehmlich mittelständischer Prägung. Sie beschäftigen insgesamt 50.000 Mitarbeiter und erwirtschaften einen Jahresumsatz von 10 Milliarden Euro. Damit ist der bvse der führende Branchendachverband der mittelständischen Entsorgungs- und Recyclingwirtschaft in Europa. Der bvse-Bundesverband Sekundärrohstoffe und Entsorgung e.V. steht für die Erhaltung der Umwelt und die Schonung von Rohstoff-Reserven. Im Abfall stecken Wertstoffe, die in erster Linie werkstofflich und erst in zweiter Linie energetisch bzw. thermisch genutzt werden müssten. Deshalb müssen nach Auffassung des bvse alle Anstrengungen dahin gehen, so effizient und nachhaltig wie möglich die Wertstoffe im Abfall der weiterverarbeitenden Industrie in Europa zur Verfügung zu stellen. Europa darf sich angesichts der immer knapper werdenden Rohstoffvorräte nicht leisten auf die Gewinnung von Sekundärrohstoffen aus Abfällen zu verzichten. Der bvse setzt sich ein für: - die Erhaltung funktionsfähiger Stoffkreisläufe - die Schaffung und Beibehaltung offener Märkte - verlässliche Partner bei der Erfassung, Aufbereitung und Vermarktung von Sekundärrohstoffen - einen hohen Qualitäts- und Qualifikationsstandard in der Entsorgungsbranche - einen einheitlichen Gesetzesvollzug - harmonisierte internationale Umweltstandards Der bvse wendet sich gegen - Monopole und Oligopole - Scheinprivatisierung und Rekommunalisierung - Umweltdumpingsub-nationalnationaleuropeanCompetitionCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTransportBureau of International Recycling European Recovered Paper Association2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.040000.0Für die Ziele der Mitgliedsunternehmen und die Interessenvertretung in politischer Hinsicht tritt der bvse auf verschiedene Weise ein. Nach innen kommuniziert er aktuelle europäische Entwicklungen, nach außen verhandelt er für die Mitgliedsunternehmen. Der bvse erarbeitet Analysen und Stellungnahmen mit dem Ziel, politische Prozesse im Sinne der Recycling- und Entsorgungswirtschaft zu befördern. Der bvse setzt Impulse für bessere Rahmenbedingungen im Interesse einer nachhaltigen und wirtschaftlich erfolgreichen Recycling- und Entsorgungswirtschaft.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative8.06437280268-55active2008-08-01T11:57:11.812+02:002012-12-10T12:23:05.918+02:00Gesamtverband der Deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft e.V.GDVeingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDr. JörgFreiherr Frank von FürstenwerthVorsitzender der Hauptgeschäftsführung und gf. PräsidiumsmitgliedBarbaraGallistLeiterin EuropabüroWilhelmstraße43 / 43 G10117BerlinGERMANY4930 2020 50004930 2020 6000Europabüro des Gesamtverbandes der Deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft e.V. 51, rue Montoyer B-1000 Brüssel Tel.: (+32) 2 282 4730Der Gesamtverband der Deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft (GDV) mit Sitz in Berlin ist die Dachorganisation der privaten Versicherer in Deutschland. Seine 468 Mitgliedsunternehmen mit rund 216.400 Beschäftigten und Auszubildenden bieten durch knapp 453 Millionen Versicherungsverträge umfassenden Risikoschutz und Vorsorge sowohl für die privaten Haushalte wie für Industrie, Gewerbe und öffentliche Einrichtungen. Als Risikoträger und bedeutender Kapitalgeber (Kapitalanlagebestand etwa 1256 Milliarden Euro) haben die privaten Versicherungsunternehmen auch eine herausragende Bedeutung für Investitionen, Wachstum und Beschäftigung in der deutschen Volkswirtschaft. Der GDV bündelt und vertritt die Positionen der deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft gegenüber der Gesellschaft, der Politik, der Wirtschaft, den Medien und der Wissenschaft. Er setzt sich für ordnungspolitische Rahmenbedingungen ein, die den Versicherern die optimale Erfüllung ihrer Aufgaben ermöglichen. Zugleich ist der Verband sachkundiger Ansprechpartner für alle die Versicherungswirtschaft betreffenden Fachfragen und steht der Öffentlichkeit mit seinem Fundus an Erfahrungen und Kenntnissen zur Verfügung. Der GDV informiert und unterstützt als Dienstleister seine Mitgliedsunternehmen, nimmt branchenrelevante politische und gesellschaftliche Entwicklungen auf und erarbeitet Lösungsvorschläge. Ergänzend siehe auch § 1 der Satzung unter: http://www.gdv.de/2007/02/satzung/die-satzung-des-gdv/nationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouthDer GDV ist Mitglied im europäischen Versichererverband "Insurance Europe". Siehe: http://www.insuranceeurope.eu2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.02250000.02500000.0Neben den Aktivitäten des GDV-Europabüros in Brüssel werden auch Tätigkeiten mit EU-Bezug in der GDV-Zentrale in Berlin berücksichtigt. Die Arbeit des GDV finanziert sich satzungsgemäß aus den Beiträgen seiner Mitglieder; siehe dazu §6 Absatz 1 der Satzung unter http://www.gdv.de/2007/02/satzung/die-satzung-des-gdv/Solvency II, Omnibus II, IMD II, PRIPs, IGS, Datenschutz, Sammelklage & ADR, Weißbuch Altervorsorge, EbAV-Richtlinie, Klimawandel, Umwelthaftung, FTT, Antidiskriminierungs-Richtlinie u.v.m.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative20.0Neben den Aktivitäten des GDV-Europabüros in Brüssel werden auch Tätigkeiten mit EU-Bezug in der GDV-Zentrale in Berlin berücksichtigt.9737109263-94active2008-07-31T13:28:27.524+02:002012-07-04T12:15:41.525+02:00VOTUM Verband Unabhängiger Finanzdienstleistungs-Unternehmen in Europa e. V.eingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsMartinKleinGeschäftsführerMatthiasLeidtReferent für ÖffentlichkeitsarbeitGlockengießerwall220095HamburgGERMANY4940 6965080Der VOTUM Verband ist die Interessenvertretung der europaweit tätigen Finanzdienstleistungsunternehmen. Er ist im Board of Directors des Europäischen Dachverbandes der unabhängigen Finanzberater und Finanzvermittler (FECIF) vertreten. Seit der Verbandsgründung 1995 zählen zu den VOTUM-Mitgliedern neben den Marktführen der unabhängigen Allfinanzunternehmen in Deutschland auch die maßgeblichen Produktgebergesellschaften für die unabhängige Versicherungs- und Anlageberatung. Durch die Mitgliedschaft von Vertrieben, Versicherern, Investmentfondsgesellschaften, Initiatoren und Fondsbanken vertritt VOTUM die gesamte Marktbreite der Finanzdienstleistungswirtschaft. Die Mitgliedsunternehmen von VOTUM repräsentieren ca. 80.000 Finanzdienstleister. Nicht nur durch seine Größe, sondern insbesondere durch seine Fachkompetenz hat sich der VOTUM Verband heute zu der Interessenvertretung der unabhängigen Vertriebsunternehmen und ihrer Produktpartner entwickelt und fungiert als kompetenter Ansprechpartner insbesondere für die deutsche Politik als wesentlicher Vertreter der Praxis.nationaleuropeanEnterpriseInformation SocietyTaxationFECIF BDWi2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Vertretung der Interessen europaweit tätiger, unabhängiger FinanzdienstleistungsunternehmenEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.00609770269-37active2008-08-01T14:41:36.545+02:002012-07-20T14:39:36.178+02:00ARCI CULTURA E SVILUPPOARCSONLUSIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarDanieleLorenziPresidentEmiliaBlasisecretaryvia dei Monti di Pietralata1600157ROMEITALY390641609500390641609214ARCS - Arci Cultura e Sviluppo is the NGO of Arci, a national association of social and cultural promotion founded in 1957. ARCS was established in 1985 in order to allow the association to have an eligible instrument to carry out its projects of international cooperation and solidarity. In 1987, Arcs obtained the legal recognition by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to Law 49/1987, article 28. As NGO of Arci, Arcs works on behalf of and with the association it belongs to. Fundamental mission of the “mother association” Arci is to affirm and protect the process of democratic participation promoting all tendencies of civil society to form associations. The commitment to international solidarity, peace and justice is deeply engraved in the genetic patrimony of Arci and defines therefore the purposes of its NGO ARCS. The main fields of intervention of ARCS: any activity which may contribute to the social, cultural, economical and democratically-oriented development of developing countries and generally speaking of third countries, to the defense of civil, social and human rights, to the fight to social exclusion, to the prevention of conflicts and their pacific solution, to the aid of peoples in danger, to the cultural and training interchange, to the mutual acquaintance and friendship among peoples, to the youth and citizens education to peace, cohabitation and universality. The institutional aims of ARCS are related to the promotion and realization of programmes of exchanges, training and international cooperation in accordance with the values and principles of its mother association: - to realize programmes aimed at social promotion and active participation of citizens to the creation and reinforcement of democracy in their own countries; - to realize sensitizing campaigns aimed at the protection and defence of human rights, with a particular care to minorities, children and women; - to promote projects related to institutional and capacity building and interchange activities between local communities, with a particular attention to the social and cultural sectors Our main activities are:  Information and Development Education campaigns both in Italy and in developing countries.  Community level training in developing countries.  Realization of short and medium term programmes of international cooperation, in developing countries.  Selection, training and employment of volunteers and professionals in developing countries in support of programmes and activities.  Decentralized cooperation programmes.  Emergency programmes. ARCS has carried out international co-operation projects with funding of its own - mainly from the fund raising campaign AttivArci - of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, of International Organizations, European Union, Italian Regions and Local Bodies: the support of these last being mainly active in some areas such as the Balkans, the Palestinian Occupied Territories, Mozambique and in support of the Euro-Latin American Observatory of the Third SectornationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCultureDevelopmentEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyHumanitarian AidJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyYouth119AFGHANISTANBOLIVIABOSNIA-HERZEGOVINABRAZILCAMEROONCOLOMBIACROATIACUBAEGYPTHAITIISRAELITALYJORDANLEBANONMOROCCOMOZAMBIQUEPALESTINIAN OCCUPIED TERRITORYRUANDASERBIATANZANIA, UNITED RE UBLIC OFTUNISIAWESTERN SAHARAARCS is part of the following associative networks:  ANNA LINDH FOUNDATION: the Euromediterranean foundation for the dialogue between cultures  SOLIDAR, a European network of NGOs working to advance social justice in Europe and worldwide. With its 53 member organisations based in 25 countries, 20 of which are EU countries, SOLIDAR works in cooperation with progressive civil society organisations, socialist democratic and social parties, and trade unions. SOLIDAR is active in three primary areas: social affairs, international cooperation and education.  AOI - The Association of Italian NGO, grouping over 160 NGOs with at least a three year activity in the field of international cooperation. Among the remits of this non profit association is to represent the Ngo members in those fields where they act jointly, such as the Italian co-operation with developing countries, the EU co-operation with developing countries and to network with over-national bodies.  ASSOCIAZIONE COOPERAZIONE LAZIO - the Association of NGO of the Latium region  CISA - Italian Committee for Food Sovereignty  COCIS - The Coordinating Network of NGOs for International Development Cooperation one of the three major Italian NGOs Federation that currently associates 26 laic and progressive NGOs, operating in different sectors of co-operation to development.  ETIMOS, a cpnsortium of more than a hundred associations supporting microfinance programmes and small enterprises in developing countries  The Social Watch Network  The Forum of Third Sector Besides this, we currently support and take an active part in the following campaigns both at a national and international level:  Sbilanciamoci! - a campaign involving 46 associations, NGOs and networks working on globalisation, peace, human rights, environment, fair trade, ethical finance. Since 2000 Sbilanciamoci! has proposed alternatives to the Italian budgetary policies, arguing for social and environmental priorities.  Sdebitarsi – the campaign calling for debt cancellation with developing countries,  GCAP – Global Action Against Poverty  GCE - Italy Global Campaign for Education2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00232720.01973243.01082630.0835710.014200.0890613.065452.0The Waldesians7000.0contributions from associations329471.0Others488690.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.02736429262-21active2008-07-31T11:29:20.005+02:002012-12-17T18:49:28.995+02:00European Confederation of Woodworking Industries aisblCEI-BoisInternational non-profit associationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPhilipBuisseretSecretary GeneralPhilipBuisseretSecretary GeneralRue Montoyer24B-1000BruxellesBELGIUM32255625853222870875The primary goal of CEI-Bois is to further the interests of the European wood sector. It is the main body representing and defending the European woodworking and furniture industries towards the European Union.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTrade2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0200000.0250000.0Financing through membership contributions only. Members are national or European associations from the woodworking sector.Climate change negotiations RES-policy Competitiveness of the forest-based sector Environmental legislation in general WTO negotiations Trade policyEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.06182372280-83active2008-08-05T12:23:43.131+02:002013-04-28T16:31:46.460+02:00Association Luxembourgeoise des Fonds d'InvestissementALFIassociation sans but lucratif (a.s.b.l.)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsCamilleThommesDirector GeneralAntoineKremerHead of European Affairsrue Erasme12206L-2012LuxembourgLUXEMBOURG3522230261Brussels Office ABBL & ALFI representative office 168, avenue de Cortenbergh B-1000 BrusselsALFI’s main objectives are to: * Help members capitalize on industry trends ALFI’s numerous Technical Committees and Working Groups are permanently analyzing global industry developments as well as legal and regulatory changes in Luxembourg, in the EU and beyond and the threats and opportunities these may constitute for the Luxembourg fund sector. * Shape regulation A modern and innovative legal and fiscal environment is of key importance to defend and improve the competitive position of Luxembourg as a center for the domiciliation, administration and distribution of investment funds. Its close contacts to the regulatory authority, the government and the legislative body allow ALFI to contribute to shape regulation by bringing valuable input when there is need to adapt the regulatory framework, to adopt a new European Directive or to create a specific regulatory framework for new products or services. * Encourage professionalism, integrity and quality Investor trust is key to successfully developing the collective investment business. ALFI therefore strives to encourage professional behavior, quality products and services and integrity of all players involved by offering training courses designed for novices and experts, by developing codes of conduct, transparency and good corporate governance and by supporting efforts to fight money laundering. * Promote the Luxembourg investment fund industry ALFI is actively promoting the Luxembourg investment fund center, its products and services by representing the fund sector in economic missions organized by the Luxembourg government around the world, by taking active part in the principal meetings of the global fund industrynationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketTaxationTradeALFI is an active member of EFAMA (European Fund and Asset Management Association) where it is represented in all major technical committees and working groups and contributes to ongoing works of the association. ALFI is a member of EFRP (European Federation for Retirement Provision) since 2011.2011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0250000.0300000.0ALFI is a non for profit organization that is financed by contributions from its members. The general costs of the ABBL and ALFI representative office are shared with the Luxembourg Bankers' Association (ABBL). ALFI's part in direct lobbying didn't exceed the 300 000 euro mark in 2011-2012. Investment fund related financial services and taxation.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.06085726271-01active2008-08-04T08:29:34.767+02:002012-08-05T10:23:34.822+02:00GLYPHE Conseil S.A.R.L.GLYPHE ConseilS.A.R.L.I - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesDominiqueMAILLOTGérantDominiqueMAILLOTdirecteur généraldu Général Leclerc592800PUTEAUXFRANCE33171034924Communication d'influence et accompagnement géo-stratégique en Europe, Asie, Afrique et Amérique latineglobalAudiovisual and MediaCultureDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHumanitarian AidInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTrade2010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0300000.0350000.050000.0IRIS2012représentation d'ONG (ex: GANDEEPAN GLOBAL FOUNDATION (Inde)), d'organismes publics en Chine et d'organismes culturels (Musées, associations)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.079628773-02active2008-06-23T10:53:06.775+02:002012-07-05T12:03:58.131+02:00Athenora ConsultingBelgium registered companyI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesStephaneDesselasManaging partnerStéphaneDesselasPrésidentavenue de la joyeuse entrée81040BrusselsBELGIUM00 322 280 28 01Athenora Consulting is a consultancy firm specialised in EU lobbying. Our objectives: -To provide relevant information on the EU to our clients. -To give access to EU decision makers. -To advise on how to communicate with the EU Institutions (position papers, press releases, open consultations, seminars...). -To facilitate contacts with EU media, think tanks and the civil society. -To assist in obtaining EU funds.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouthAthenora is member of the Public relations global network (PRGN, www.prgn.com) Athenora is member of SEAP (society of European affairs professionals, www.seap.be). Athenora is member of AFCL (association française des conseils en lobbying, www.afcl.net) Athenora is member of EPACA (European public affairs consultancy association)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0500000.0600000.050000.0Cercle Europe et économie socialeChrysantisVinciSBBFNAMMAIFCasdenConexMNT50000.0100000.0Cercle des réseaux européensLa Poste100000.0150000.0MGENAthenora is also providing training on EU issues and lobbying tools.Athenora Consulting's main lobbying activities: -Energy (gas and electricity) -Environment (waste, climate change, water) -Transport (urban, rail and air) -Public utilities (post, telecomunication, networks) -Healthcare (mutual insurance companies, patient mobility) -Social policy (social services of general interest) -Food (CAP, food safety)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.07247217279-56active2008-08-05T12:21:23.195+02:002012-08-01T12:19:42.870+02:00Movimento Nazionale Liberi FarmacistiMNLFAssociazione senza fini di lucroII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsVincenzoDevitoPresidenteFabioRomitiV. PresidenteF. Calvic/o Isabella Nestola (sede legale)435773043Coppertino (LE)ITALY390833560054390833560054Indirizzo uso frequente C.P. 57 - 73010 Lequile (LE) Telefax 0833.560054 Cell.1 +39 3388652002 Cell.2 +39 3382044970 Cell.3 +39 3472250191 Mail: info@mnlf.it Site web: www.mnlf.it Official page Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Movimento-Nazionale-Liberi-Farmacisti/252131860623?ref=tsIl MNLF si propone di: - abolire a livello nazionale ed europeo qualsiasi forma di limitazione alla professione di farmacista e all'esercizio privato della stessa; - tutelare gli interessi dei farmacisti in un quadro liberale di norme che tengano nella giusta considerazione gli interessi generali ed i consumatori; - proporre alle Istituzioni nazionali ed europee provvedimenti legislativi finalizzati alla realizzazione del libero esercizio della professione; - promuovere l'aggiornamento tecnico e professionale del farmacista in ogni ambito della propria attività; - collaborare a studi ed iniziative promosse da Organismi Pubblici o Privati in ambito sanitario e in quello farmaceutico in particolare. The Free Chemists National Movement is an organization of professionals that fights against the monopolies, for freedom of the practice.nationalCompetitionConsumer AffairsInternal MarketPublic HealthNel 2007 il Movimento Nazionale Liberi Farmacisti ha costituito la Federazione Esercizi Farmaceutici, Associazione senza scopi di lucro nata per difendere gli interessi dei titolari di esercizi farmaceutici (parafarmacie), aperti a seguito del Decreto Bersani che ha permesso la vendita di farmaci SOP e OTC (automedicazione) al di fuori del canale farmacia.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Il MNLF ha terminato il 2011 con un avanzo di esercizioIl Movimento Nazionale Liberi Farmacisti si propone di modificare la legislazione vigente in merito all'apertura delle farmacie al fine di rimuovere la predeterminazione del numero di esercizi e la loro pianificazione territoriale in quanto contrari alle norme del Trattato Europeo in fatto di concorrenza e libertà di stabilimento. In linea con quanto già affermato dall'Autorita Garante della Concorrenza italiana (Antitrust) il MNLF si propone di stabilire non un numero massimo di licenze ma un numero minimo lasciando alla libera iniziativa la possibilità di aprire nuovi esercizi. La legislazione italiana difende gli interessi di chi è già presente sul mercato non tenendo nella giusta considerazione gli interessi generali, ovvero quelli dei consumatori. In pratica tutela unicamente i livelli di reddito dei titolari di farmacia mantenendo sul territorio ingiustificate rendite di monopolio. Tale assetto legislativo è contrario anche alla tutela della sicurezza e agli interessi economici dei consumatori perchè ne impedisce la piena e totale tutela della salute. Il carattere monopolista dell'attuale legislazione italiana in tema di farmacie è comprovato da due condanne comminate dall'Antitrust all'Associazione nazionale e locale dei titolari di farmacia. Carattere monopolista che si riverbera sull'intera filiera del farmaco attraverso il controllo di una parte importante della distribuzione intermedia. Il Movimento Nazionale Liberi Farmacisti chiede l'abolizione di tali norme al fine offrire a tutti i farmacisti laureati ed abilitati la possibilità di mostrare le proprie capacità sia professionali che imprenditoriali. Questa organizzazione attraverso la F.E.F. (www.esercizifarmaceutici.it) rappresenta anche gli interessi delle parafarmacie autorizzate dal decreto Bersani.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.00804666277-93active2008-08-05T10:20:46.465+02:002012-08-07T09:15:06.043+02:00Strukton RailSRBesloten VennootschapII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsAikeSchootsGeneral DirectorKarinHaaksmanHead of Public AffairsWestkanaaldijk3542 DA Utrecht0210253600 BAMaarssenNETHERLANDS31302407200Strukton Rail is een fullserviceprovider van railsystemen. De ca. 3.200 medewerkers van Strukton Rail zetten zich in voor een beschikbaar en betrouwbaar spoorsysteem. Het doel: het spoorvervoer nog aantrekkelijker maken. Strukton Rail heeft vestigingen in Nederland, Zweden, Duitsland, België en Italië. Zelfstandige regionale en landelijke bedrijfsonderdelen realiseren in nauwe samenwerking een totaalpakket voor rail- en andere mobiliteitsystemen.europeanCompetitionDevelopmentEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketTrans-European NetworksTransport2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00100000.00.010000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0185964825-77active2008-06-23T23:02:57.739+02:002012-06-18T22:10:02.260+02:00ΙΝΣΤΙΤΟΥΤΟ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΒΙΩΣΙΜΗ ΕΞΕΛΙΞΗ ΤΟΥ ΚΕΡΚΥΡΑΪΚΟΥ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟΥINSTITUTE FOR THE SUSTAINABLE EVOLUTION OF THE CORFIOT CULTUREΔΔΗΚΕΟΜΑΜΚΟ / ΑΣΤΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΙΑ ΜΗ ΚΕΡΔΟΣΚΟΠΙΚΟΥ ΧΑΡΑΚΤΗΡΑIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarΑπόστολοςΠετρούλιαςΠρόεδρος & ΔιευθυντήςΑπόστολοςΠετρούλιαςΠρόεδρος & ΔιευθυντήςΑΛΕΠΟΥΤΡΙΚΛΙΝΟΓΕΦΥΡΑΚΙ49100ΚΕΡΚΥΡΑGREECE302661031339302661031339Το ΙΝΣΤΙΤΟΥΤΟ «ΔΔΗΚΕΟΜΑ» για την ΒΙΩΣΙΜΗ ΕΞΕΛΙΞΗ του ΚΕΡΚΥΡΑΪΚΟΥ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟΥ (ΜΚΟ / Αριθμός Πρωτοδικείου Κέρκυρας 93 / 2006), δημιουργήθηκε με ανοικτές διαδικασίες στις 27-2-2006, ώστε να επιτευχθεί η δημιουργική σύγκλιση, συνεργασία και ουσιαστική συμβολή των ενεργών επιστημονικών, πνευματικών, κοινωνικών, πολιτισμικών και αναπτυξιακών εν γένει δυνάμεων της περιοχής, με στόχο την υποστήριξη μιας στρατηγικής για την δυναμική και ολοκληρωμένη ανάπτυξη της Κέρκυρας και της Κερκυραϊκής κοινωνίας των πολιτών, προς την κατεύθυνση ανάδειξης των συγκριτικών πλεονεκτημάτων της σε σημαντικό κόμβο ευρύτερων πολιτιστικών διεργασιών και όχι μόνον.Το ΙΝΣΤΙΤΟΥΤΟ «ΔΔΗΚΕΟΜΑ» για την ΒΙΩΣΙΜΗ ΕΞΕΛΙΞΗ του ΚΕΡΚΥΡΑΪΚΟΥ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟΥ (ΜΚΟ / Αριθμός Πρωτοδικείου Κέρκυρας 93 / 2006), δημιουργήθηκε με ανοικτές διαδικασίες στις 27-2-2006, με στόχους και σκοπούς που αναπτύσσονται σε 3 σελίδες στο καταστατικό του (άρθρο 3)!sub-nationalConsumer AffairsCultureDevelopmentEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnvironmentFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTrans-European NetworksYouth100BELGIUMGREECEITALYUNITED KINGDOMΣυμμετοχές α) σε δραστηριότητες του "Συνήγορου του Πολίτη" στην Ελλάδα β) στο Anna Lindh Foundation! Δημιουργία και λειτουργία του Εντευκτηρίου της Κερκυραϊκής Κοινωνίας των Πολιτών (ΕΝΤΕΥΚΤΗΡΙΟ-ΚΕΕΜΚΟ), του Ετήσιου Κερκυραϊκού Καλενταριού & του Green Corfu Net (GCN)!2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:001250.01250.01250.0Κατατέθηκε εμπρόθεσμα στην αρμόδια Β΄ΔΟΥ Κέρκυρας φορολογική δήλωση (ΑΦΜ 998970050) οικονομικού έτους 2012! Σύνδεση πολιτισμού με τουρισμό διά του ΕΤΗΣΙΟΥ ΚΕΡΚΥΡΑΪΚΟΥ ΚΑΛΕΝΤΑΡΙΟΥ!European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.05437826103-53active2008-06-30T15:04:37.216+02:002012-12-11T16:55:47.506+02:00Investment Management AssociationIMAUK company limited by a guarantee, not for profit organisationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDanielGodfreyChief ExecutiveJuliePattersonDirectorKingsway65WC2B 6TDLondonUNITED KINGDOM44 207831 0898The IMA is the trade body for the UK based investment management industry. IMA works to foster the good reputation of the industry and promote a legal, tax and regulatory environment which is appropriate for the needs of investment managers and their customers. We do so by seeking to influence the Government, regulators and other policymakers across the UK, Europe and internationally. IMA provides a centre of excellence on investment management and publishes regular data on the state of the industry. IMA members are committed to ensuring that high standards are maintained within the industry, to the benefit of investors and the industry itself.nationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxationTradeWe are members of EFAMA (European Fund and Asset Management Association).2011-04-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-03-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0IMA works to promote a legal, tax and regulatory environment which is appropriate for the needs of investment managers and their customers, both in the UK, Europe and internationally. In Europe our main aim is to achieve a true Single Market in investment management.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative15.0303833890-77active2008-06-28T11:36:44.825+02:002013-02-22T11:29:32.838+02:00EuroProjectsEuroProjectsImpresa commercialeII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsMarcoFilippiniCEOMarcoFilippiniCEOBoulevard Reyers351030BRUXELLESBELGIUM393289259399Consulenza in affari pubblici europei per le Pubbliche Amministrazioni Locali e Regionali, project management per i programmi e i singoli progetti nei seguenti settori: energia, cooperazione internazionale, ricerca scientifica e sviluppo tecnologico, infrastrutture, trasporti.nationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTrans-European NetworksTransportYouthAderisce a CONFINDUSTRIA2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Rappresentanza interessi delle Autonomie Locali di Paesi appartenenti alla UE e di Paesi terzi. Rappresentanza di interessi di enti ed organismi pubblici e di imprese nella fase ascendente e discendente della produzione di norme del diritto comunitario. Rappresentanza di interessi di enti ed organismi pubblici e di imprese per il sovvenzionamento di iniziative progettuali candidabili presso le Autorità di gestione della UE.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0575888466-70active2008-06-25T14:11:17.549+02:002012-05-29T15:11:39.896+02:00International Securities Lending AssociationISLAUK company limited by guaranteeII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsKevinMcNultyChief ExecutiveKevinMcNultyChief ExecutiveLombard Street4EC3V 9AALondonUNITED KINGDOM442077439314The International Securities Lending Association (ISLA) is a trade association established in 1989 to represent the common interests of participants in the securities lending industry. ISLA works closely with European regulators and in the United Kingdom has representation on the Securities Lending and Repo Committee, a committee of market practitioners chaired by the Bank of England. The Association has contributed to a number of major market initiatives, including the development of the UK Securities Borrowing and Lending Code of Guidance and the industry-standard lending agreement, the Global Master Securities Lending Agreement (GMSLA). ISLA’s aims for 2012/13 are: - Working with regulators to provide a safe and efficient framework for securities lending. - Opening up new markets for securities lending. - Providing information to members about securities lending market developments. - Developing good industry practices. - Enhancing the public profile of the securities lending industry. - Fostering good communication and cooperation with other trade associations. - Promoting use of the industry master agreement (Global Master Securities Lending Agreement 2010). ISLA has around 100 full and associate members comprising insurance companies, pension funds, asset managers, banks, securities dealers and service providers representing more than 4,000 clients. Whilst based in London, ISLA represents members from more than twenty countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and North America. ISLA has an elected Board of twelve industry professionals representing firms from all parts of the industry.europeanInternal MarketTaxation2011-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0ISLA's annual budget is around £450,000. The Association is financed from member subscriptions (currently £3000 per annum for full members) and revenue from the annual conference and other events.Working with regulators to provide a safe and efficient framework for securities lending. Opening up new markets for securities lending. Enhancing the public profile of the securities lending industry.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.0034546859-02active2008-06-25T10:44:05.792+02:002013-02-04T09:29:15.220+02:00UGAL - Union des Groupements de Détaillants indépendants de l'Europe a.i.s.b.l.UGALa.i.s.b.l. - Association internationale sans but lucratifII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsElseGROENDirecteur GénéralElseGROENDirecteur GénéralAvenue des Gaulois331040BruxellesBELGIUM322 732 46 60322 735 86 23Aux termes de ses statuts, l'UGAL entreprend toute recherche, recueille et diffuse toute information scientifique touchant le statut légal, économique et social des groupements et associations de groupements légalement constitués suivant les lois et usages de leurs pays, et dont l’objectif vise la promotion des détaillants indépendants. Les objectifs de l'UGAL consistent à ce que les réglementations de l'Union européenne incluent et contribuent à la promotion économique, politique et juridique des détaillants indépendants au moyen de leurs groupements et les autorisent à choisir librement les solutions les mieux adaptées pour faire face à la concurrence. Créée en 1963, l'Union des groupements de détaillants indépendants de l'Europe – UGAL – rassemble, au niveau européen, les principaux groupements de détaillants indépendants des secteurs alimentaire et non alimentaire. Ces groupements sont des entreprises constituées au niveau du commerce de gros par des détaillants et des artisans indépendants. Leur but est non seulement d’offrir à leurs adhérents les meilleures conditions d'achat mais aussi, par des efforts communs, de leur apporter les moyens techniques et matériels ainsi que l'ensemble des services et compétences humaines nécessaires. Ceci permet de garantir aux détaillants l'exploitation et le développement d'entreprises modernes du commerce et de la distribution face à la concurrence dans une économie de marché. Ces groupements agissent en faveur de leurs membres, à la fois pour la mise en valeur de leur patrimoine, pour la performance économique de leurs points de vente, pour leur implication et leur participation active dans la vie du groupement. Pour ce faire, ces groupements visent la performance économique du réseau, constitué de PME travaillant le plus souvent sous enseigne commune. L'UGAL représente près de 300.000 détaillants / entrepreneurs indépendants avec un chiffre d'affaires de détail supérieur à 623 milliards d'euros et plus de 540.000 points de vente. Cela représente 25 groupements et associations de groupements en Europe employant plus de 5 millions de personnes au total et avec un chiffre d'affaires de gros supérieur à 260 milliards d'euros.nationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketTaxationL'UGAL est membre affilié d'EuroCommerce EuroCommerce Avenue des Nerviens 85 1040 Bruxelles www.eurocommerce.be2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0684900.0L'entièreté du montant de chaque budget annuel étant affectée à l'objet social de l'association, ce montant est à considérer comme représentant les coûts liés aux activités de représentation d'intérêts. Budget 2012 : 684.900 € Les revenus proviennent exclusivement des cotisations des membres.L'UGAL s'engage notamment dans les domaines suivants : - droit de la concurrence (accords verticaux et horizontaux) ; - droit alimentaire (responsabilité différenciée et information des consommateurs sur les denrées alimentaires, étiquetage du pays d'origine, travaux de l'Advisory Group on the food chain and animal and plant health) ; - politique des consommateurs (sécurité générale des produits, droits des consommateurs, responsabilité du fait des produits défectueux, droit commun européen de la vente) ; - marché intérieur (Retail Market Monitoring, Single Market Act) ; - travaux du High Level Forum for a Better Functioning Food Supply Chain ; - image du commerce. Les rapports d'activités annuels de l'UGAL sont disponibles sur son site (www.ugal.eu) en français, anglais et allemand.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0702397445-73active2008-06-24T13:19:04.089+02:002012-05-29T09:38:53.479+02:00WEEE Forum aisblWEEE ForumAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPascalLeroySecretary GeneralPascalLeroySecretary GeneralBoulevard A. Reyerslaan801030BrusselsBELGIUM3227068701The Brussels office is run by Pascal Leroy, secretary general. He can be reached on +32.2.7068701.The WEEE Forum is a European association of 41 WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment) producer responsibility organisations, each of them controlled by or run on behalf of producers or producer associations. Its mission is to provide a platform for co-operation and exchange of best practices, and, in so doing, optimise the efficiency of the operations of the member organisations, while striving for excellence and continuous improvement in environmental performance. The WEEE Forum also seeks to be a centre of competence that allows members to make constructive contributions to the general debate on e-waste policy matters.nationaleuropeanCompetitionEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTaxation2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.0159690.050000.0There are no other financial sources of revenue. The interim payment of €159.690 was paid in 2011 subsequent to the positive evaluation by the European Commission services of the WEEELABEX project. The total grant for the years 2009-12 is €532.300.Policies related to management of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), and European environmental services.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.0259300241-47active2008-06-24T11:31:37.546+02:002012-05-29T11:13:53.288+02:00Exelcom Public AffairsExelcomV.O.F.I - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesMatthijsSpitsBoardroom ConsultantSpitsMatthijsPartnerVan Brienenlaan18968842509 JGDen HaagNETHERLANDS3170324104131703240347Exelcom Public Affairs & Public Relations is een internationaal georiënteerd adviesbureau, opgericht in 1992 en gevestigd in Den Haag. Exelcom Public Affairs behartigt de politieke belangen van (internationale) opdrachtgevers en anticipeert voor haar opdrachtgevers op relevante wetgeving en besluitvorming in Den Haag en Brussel. Wij volgen en sturen het politieke en ambtelijke besluitvormingsproces van wet- en regelgeving en brengen de klant desgewenst in contact met beleidsmakers, besluitvormers en bestuurders bij overheid en parlement. Ook kunnen wij voor de klant het dossier “overnemen” en het lobbyproces zelfstandig uitvoeren. Wanneer onderwerpen, die onze klanten raken, onverwacht op de politieke agenda komen zorgen wij voor een snelle en adequate reactie. Onze uitgebreide kennis en ervaring binnen de Haagse en Europese politiek en media staan garant voor een professionele en succesvolle aanpak.globalAudiovisual and MediaCommunicationCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnvironmentInformation SocietyResearch and TechnologyBeroepsvereniging voor Communicatie Internationaal Press Centre Nieuwspoort Association of European Journalists Broadcast Business Club BPV Foreign Press Asociation2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.050000.0Broadcast PartnersRTLRadio 538Exelcom is gespecialiseerd in dienstverlening aan bedrijven in de technologie, media en telecommunicatie. Dit zijn dynamische sectoren die een snelle ontwikkeling doormaken. De problematiek in deze sectoren is vaak zeer technisch en specialistisch van aard. Om in deze sectoren te kunnen opereren is gedegen inhoudelijke kennis van dossiers en de daaraan gerelateerde wetgeving een noodzaak. Exelcom heeft zich de afgelopen jaren gespecialiseerd op dit gebied en is in staat om de zeer technische boodschappen te vertalen naar begrijpelijke standpunten. Uiteraard zetten wij onze kennis en ervaring van het politieke proces ook in voor opdrachtgevers uit andere sectoren.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0Exelcom verzorgt voor haar opdrachtgevers de contacten met beslissers bij de overheid en politiek. Bekend met alle facetten van politieke processen anticipeert Exelcom op besluitvorming en wetgeving over zaken die de opdrachtgever betreffen. Zij zorgt ervoor dat de opvattingen, argumenten en wensen van de opdrachtgever op het juiste tijdstip bij de juiste persoon worden kenbaar gemaakt, om zo het beleid in de gewenste richting bij te stellen. Door haar jarenlange ervaring op het Binnenhof en in de Wetstraat heeft Exelcom een goede naam opgebouwd bij ambtenaren en politici. Exelcom gaat altijd zorgvuldig te werk en opereert op de achtergrond, maar is niettemin een vertrouwd gezicht. Opdrachtgevers èn beslissers kunnen ervan op aan dat de informatie die Exelcom verstrekt en ontvangt correct is en met vertrouwelijkheid wordt behandeld. Dat men deze manier van werken waardeert blijkt uit de regelmatige informatieverzoeken m.b.t. onze dossiers die Exelcom ontvangt vanuit politiek en overheid.431774426-08active2008-06-24T00:16:27.307+02:002012-05-31T18:45:47.587+02:00EUROSENIORAsociación sin ánimo de lucroIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarJosepAracil XarriePresidenteJosepAracil XarriePresidenteEsperança1908330Premià de MarSPAIN34937548447Portal EuroSenior.net DENOMINACIÓN Se ha inscrito en el registro de asociaciones del Ministerio del Interior, número de registro 169 763 de la sección 1ª y fecha de registro 09-10-2002 la asociación EUROSENIOR. Con esta denominación nace un “sindicato” eu-ropeo del siglo XXI para los mayores, basado en la utilización de la red Internet. En estos momentos esta asociación, con una comisión gestora que asume las funciones de la Junta Directiva, se encuentra “dormida” a la espera de la puesta en funcionamiento del portal EuroSenior.net. Inicialmente la creación de este portal lo asumirá la asociación madre Consell Sènior de Premià de Mar. Una vez conseguido el funcionamiento operativo de este portal, se plantea “despertar” la asociación hija EuroSenior y crear una Junta Directiva formada por miembros de diferentes asociaciones, de ámbitos territoriales también diferentes. MISIÓN Impulsar, promover y facilitar el funcionamiento de la red europea EuroSenior.net, dentro del contexto de la UE, sustentado en el estado del bienestar social, elemento básico e irrenunciable para su funcionamiento. CARACTERÍSTICAS Aspirar a convertirse en la gran organización sènior europea, que haga posible a sus miembros, tener un peso específico importante en la UE, hasta llegar s ser su principal grupo de influencia. Funcionar como una organización moderna, con una estructura de red, ampliamente socializada, sin jerarquías y sin ánimo de lucro que utiliza las nuevas tecnologías. OBJECTIVOS Hacer posible una vejez digna y respetada Ayudar a dejar un mundo mejor para nuestros nietos ÁMBITO DE ACTUACIÓN Todos los países de la UE.Portal EuroSenior.net MISIÓN Impulsar, promover y facilitar el funcionamiento de la red europea EuroSenior.net, dentro del contexto de la UE, sustentado en el estado del bienestar social, elemento básico e irrenunciable para su funcionamiento. CARACTERÍSTICAS Aspirar a convertirse en la gran organización sènior europea, que haga posible a sus miembros, tener un peso específico importante en la UE, hasta llegar s ser su principal grupo de influencia. Funcionar como una organización moderna, con una estructura de red, ampliamente socializada, sin jerarquías y sin ánimo de lucro que utiliza las nuevas tecnologías. OBJECTIVOS Hacer posible una vejez digna y respetada Ayudar a dejar un mundo mejor para nuestros nietos ÁMBITO DE ACTUACIÓN Todos los países de la UE.nationaleuropeanAudiovisual and MediaCultureEducationGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyPublic HealthYouth22002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:006050.06050.0150.05900.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative55.0352172811-92active2008-06-23T12:53:12.231+02:002013-02-07T16:22:41.556+02:00PERNOD RICARDSociété AnonymeII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsJeanRodeschDirecteur des Affaires InstitutionnellesLaurentScheerDirecteurPlace des Etats-Unis1275783PARIS CEDEX 16FRANCE3314100410033141004086Bureau de Bruxelles : PERNOD RICARD 9 Rond-Point Schuman, Boîte 17, 1040 Bruxelles, +32.2.230.17.58représentation des intérêts de l'entreprise auprès des Institutions européennesglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketPublic HealthTaxationTradespiritsEUROPE (fusion entre la confédération européenne des producteurs de spiritueux et European Forum for Responsible Drinking) Comité Européen des Entreprises Vins (CEEV) Association des Industries de Marques (AIM)2011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0800000.0900000.0Ce montant couvre le budget total des Affaires Européennes (hors salaires). Toutefois une partie de l'équipe a des activités mondiales hors UE. Nous n'avons par ailleurs aucune dépense de consultance concernant l'activité de l'UE. Enfin, conformément aux lignes directrices de la Commission en la matière, nous n'avons pas inclus les cotisations aux 3 organisations professionnelles précitées, ces organisations étant déjà inscrites au registre par ailleurs et que leur budget y figure. suivi de toutes les questions d'intérêt, en particulier dans le domaine commercial, fiscal, agricole, entreprise, marché intérieur, santé et consommateurs. Mais une bonne partie de l'équipe intervient aussi sur des sujets non-UE et joue le rôle de conseiller des filiales européennes sur des questions de réglementation locale.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative8.0un Vice-Président, responsabilité globale des affaires publiques et CSR : Jean Rodesch un Directeur des Affaires européennes : Laurent Scheer un Directeur adjoint, en charge du suivi du Marché Intérieur : Antoni Garcia Rojals une responsable questions commerciales internationales (Amériques, Afrique et Chine) : Hermance de La Bastide une responsable questions commerciales internationales (Asie): Darya Galperina une responsable questions commerciales internationales (Russie - pays CEI): Agnieszka Katner une responsable Communication CSR et Responsible Day : Sandrine Ricard une office manager : Pamela Blanchard870503037-12active2008-06-24T10:56:24.857+02:002012-09-25T15:16:18.067+02:00Nederlandse Publieke OmroepNPOstichtingII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsHenkHagoortVoorzitter Raad van BestuurLouisHeinsmanAdviseur Internationale BetrekkingenSumatralaan45264441202 JJHilversumNETHERLANDS31-356772148lid van de European Broadcasting Union (EBU)koepelorganisatie van de landelijke publieke omroep in NederlandnationalAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsSportEuropean Broadcasting Union Federatie Auteursrechtbelangen2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0onderhouden van relevante contacten metleden van het Europees Parlement en hun medewerkers; met leden van het de Europese Commissie, hun medewerkers en kabinetsleden; met de permanente vertegenwoordiging van Nederland bij de Europese instellingen.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.04607967111-17active2008-07-01T12:04:47.683+02:002012-06-06T10:04:21.507+02:00Wirtschaftskammer Wien/Fachgruppe FinanzdienstleisterFG FDL/WKWKörperschaft öffentlichen RechtsII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsGeorgPlesnikGeschäftsführerGeorgPlesnikGeschäftsführerSchwarzenbergplatz141040WienAUSTRIA431514503735431514503734Die Wirtschaftskammern Österreichs vertreten die Interessen der Unternehmen, fördern die Wirtschaft und vermitteln Wissen. Die Fachgruppe Finanzdienstleister der Wirtschaftskammer Wien setzt sich als Interessenvertretung der Finanzdienstleistungsbranche Österreichs für die Schaffung von allgemein gültigen Qualitätsstandards auf höchstem Niveau - unter Wahrung sowie Bemühungen um den Anleger- und Konsumentenschutz - sowie für die Verbesserung der Rahmenbedingungen für die Finanzdienstleistungsbranche ein.nationalInternal Market2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.045000.0Lobbying im Bereich der Finanzdienstleistung;European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.05903604107-54active2008-06-30T16:55:38.837+02:002012-06-04T12:21:30.136+02:00Taxpayers Association of EuropeTAENon Profit OrganisationIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarRolf vonHohenhauPräsidentMichaelJägerGeneralsekretärNymphenburger Str.11880636MünchenGERMANY49 89126008 20Taxpayers Association of Euorpe (TAE) Avenue de la Renaissance 1 B-1000 Brüssel Tel.: ++32/2/7387112 Fax: ++32/2/7360571Die Taxpayers Association of Europe (TAE), der europäische Bund der Steuerzahler (BdSt), wurde im Mai 1969 unter dem Namen European Taxpayers Association gegründet und in Luxemburg im Vereinsregister eingetragen. Im Jahr 1996 erfolgte die Umbenennung in TAE. Die europäische Steuerzahlerorganisation hat Büros in Brüssel und München. Der Dachorganisation gehören derzeit 30 nationale Steuerzahlerorganisationen an. Alle Mitgliedsorganisationen behalten ihre Eigenständigkeit. Die TAE entstand aus dem Wunsch der Bürger heraus, sich vor den zunehmenden Steuerforderungen des Staates zu schützen. Sie arbeitet darauf hin, eine Gesellschaft mit weniger Besteuerung und mehr persönlicher Freiheit zu schaffen. Sie möchte zu mehr Wirtschaftlichkeit im öffentlichen Sektor führen. Sie übt Einfluss auf die Gesetzgebung aus um die Steuerlast zu begrenzen. Sie versucht ungerechte Übergriffe von Steuereinziehern zu verhindern und für eine klare Information der Regierungsbesteuerung und Ausgaben zu sorgen. Die TAE ist ein Zusammenschluss von Steuerorganisationen in Europa. Ihre Ziele sind: Den Kontakt- und Informationsaustausch zwischen den verschiedenen Ländern und ihren Organisationen anzuregen.In Zusammenarbeit mit der World Taxpayers Associations ihre satzungsgemäßen Aufgaben auch international zu verfolgen.Die Steuerzahlerbewegung auf andere Länder zu übertragen.Vergleichsstudien über "öffentliche Ausgaben und Besteuerung zu erstellen.Gemeinsame Beratung von finanzpolitischen und steuerrechtlichen Grundsatz-und Einzelfragen.Gewährung gegenseitiger Hilfe, wenn diese von einer der TAE angeschlossenen Organisation erbeten wird.Forschungsprojekte über die Auswirkungen von Steuern und Staatsausgaben zu fördern. Die Taxpayers Assocaition of Europe (TAE) ist eine parteipolitisch neutral und unabhängige Organisation. Die Taxpayers Association of Europe (TAE) kämpft für: • niedrigere Steuern • einfachere und gerechtere Steuergesetze • mehr persönliche Freiheit Die Taxpayers Association of Europe kämpft gegen: • Steuererhöhungen • ausufernde Bürokratie • öffentliche Verschwendungsub-nationalnationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetCompetitionCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnlargementFisheries and AquacultureGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketRegional PolicyTaxation80000030BdSt Belgien150BdSt Bulgarien2000BdSt Dänemark1500BdSt Deutschland350000BdSt Estland2700BdSt Finland189000BdSt Frankreich120000BdSt Georgien1500BdSt Großbritannien5000BdSt Italien500BdSt Kroatien20BdSt Luxenburg200BdSt Litauen75BdSt Lettland350BdSt Norwegen18000BdSt Österreich750BdSt Polen50BdSt Portugal50BdSt Russland700BdSt Schweden110000BdSt Slowakei2000BdSt Serbien100BdSt Tschechien20BdSt Ukraine2000BdSt Ungarn120BdSt Weißrussland350BdSt Schweiz200Niederlande20Spanien100Griechenland100AUSTRIABELARUSBELGIUMBULGARIACROATIACZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAFINLANDFRANCEGEORGIAGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYITALYLATVIALITUANIALUXEMBOURGNETHERLANDSNORWAYPOLANDRUSSIA, FEDERATION OFSERBIASLOVAKIASPAINSWITZERLANDUKRAINEUNITED KINGDOMDurchführung von Informationsveranstaltung und Events und/oder Unterstützung von Veranstaltung durch Referentstellung so z. B. mit der European Resource Bank Heritage Foundation World Taxpayers Association Friedrich von Hayek Stiftung Konrad Adenauer Stiftung SME Union Europäischer Wirtschaftssenat Europäische Bewegung Hanns Seidl Stiftung Stockholm Network Vereinigung zum Schutz der Interessen der Steuerzahler in Osteuropa und Zentralasien. Eine Kooperation oder ein Netwerk ist für die TAE nur dann möglich, wenn es zu keinem Konflikt mit der satzungsgemäßen Zielsetzung kommt.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00200000.0158500.0Übernahme Kosten durch nationale Organistaionen158500.041500.041500.050000.0Alle Vorstände sowie der Generalsekretär der TAE erhalten keinerlei Vergütung/Gehalt für ihre Tätigkeit für die TAE. Sie arbeiten ehrenamtlich und werden, sofern sie nicht privat die Kosten tragen, von den nationalen Organisationen frei gestellt. Die Taxpayers Association of Europe nimmt keinerlei staatliche Subventionen an. Die Taxpayers Association of Europe wird insbesondere durch die nationalen Organisationen unterstützt, in dem diese ihre wissentschaftliche Grundlagenarbeit oder Referenten/Experten kostenlos zur Verfügung stellen. Die Taxpayers Association of Europe (TAE) kämpft für: • niedrigere Steuern • einfachere und gerechtere Steuergesetze • mehr persönliche Freiheit Die Taxpayers Association of Europe kämpft gegen: • Steuererhöhungen • ausufernde Bürokratie • öffentliche Verschwendung Die TAE versucht als Sprachrohr der Steuerzahler diesen Gehör zu verschaffen. Sie setzt sich für Transparenz der politischen Entscheidungsfindung ein. Sie ist damit ein natürliches Gegengewicht zu den nationalen und unternehmerischen Partikularinterssen.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.03606882168-35active2008-07-09T15:32:48.193+02:002013-04-10T14:34:12.555+02:00European Heart NetworkEHNA.I.S.B.L.III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarSusanneLogstrupDirectorSusanneLogstrupDirectorRue Montoyer311000BrusselsBELGIUM32 2512 91 7432 2503 35 25The European Heart Network plays a leading role in the prevention and reduction of cardiovascular diseases, in particular heart disease and stroke, through advocacy, networking, education and patient support, so that they are no longer a major cause of premature death and disability throughout Europe.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentConsumer AffairsPublic HealthTaxation031Belgian Heart League1British Heart Foundation1Cyprus Heart Foundation1Danish Heart Foundation1Finnish Heart Association1Foundation of Health and Heart, Bosnia and Herzegovina1German Heart Foundation1Heart to Heart League, Slovakia1Hellenic Heart Foundation, Greece1Hungarian National Heart Foundation1Icelandic Heart Association1Irish Heart Foundation1Italian Association against Thrombosis and CVDs (ALT)1Italian Heart Foundation1Lithuanian Heart Association1National Heart Forum, UK1Netherlands Heart Foundation1Northern Ireland Chest, Heart and Stroke1Portuguese Heart Foundation1Romanian Heart Foundation1Serbian Heart Foundation1Slovenian Heart Foundation1Spanish Heart Foundation1Swedish Heart and Lung Association1Swedish Heart Lung Foundation1Swiss Heart Foundation1Turkish Heart Foundation1Heart and Vessel Group, The Netherlands1Italian Society for Cardiovascular Prevention (SIPREC)1Heart and Circulation Foundation - Onlus, Italy1Faroese Heart Foundation1BELGIUMBOSNIA-HERZEGOVINACYPRUSDENMARKFAROE ISLANDSFINLANDGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYICELANDIRELANDITALYLITUANIANETHERLANDSPORTUGALROMANIASERBIASLOVAKIASLOVENIASPAINSWEDENSWITZERLANDTURKEYUNITED KINGDOMEHN is a member of the European Chronic Disease Alliance (ECDA), the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), the European Public Health and Agriculture Consortium (EPHAC), the Smoke Free Partnership (SFP), and the World Heart Federation (WHF).2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0082105.0738390.082105.0656285.052487.0592889.0Investment income10909.0100000.0150000.0It is estimated that 15-20% of total costs were related to the direct representation of interests to EU institutions. For more information, see the Finances: http://www.ehnheart.org/about-us/governance.htmlFor this information, please click on the below EHN website link to read the EHN Annual Report: http://www.ehnheart.org/publications/annual-reports.htmlEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.09973626135-43active2008-07-03T16:02:07.323+02:002012-06-06T14:04:06.644+02:00Ygomi Europe KftPrivate companyII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsErrolScialomManaging DirectorAndrasCsepinszkyExternal relation managerRue de la Grotte8C1310La HulpeBELGIUM32499 18 88 60Ygomi développe des solutions logicielles dans les domaines suivants: - telecom - restauration rapide - transport intelligents De plus, la société opère des call-centers dans différents pays (US, Hongrie, Germany). Nos préoccupations touchent principalement les régulations se rapportant au travail, aux télécoms (e.g. plans de fréquence), aux applications transports (e.g. eCall, information trafic).globalEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentInformation SocietyResearch and TechnologyTrans-European NetworksTransportYgomi est membre de la société ERTICO basée à Bruxelles.2010-07-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-07-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0La représentation consiste à suivre principalement les réunions des comités transport et énergie ainsi que industrie et recherche. Il y a aussi une participation à des hearings et des réunions avec des membres du parlement.- suivre les régulations au niveau telecom - suivre les régulations au niveau travail - suivre et influencer les régulations au niveau transports intelligentsEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.04227861124-34active2008-07-02T15:56:21.321+02:002012-06-05T10:26:55.627+02:00Association of Chartered Certified AccountantsACCAMembership bodyII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsHelenBrandCEOCecileBoninoPAMR managerLincoln's Inn Fields29WC2A 3EELondonUNITED KINGDOM442070595615Brussels office 14 rue de la Science 8th floor 1040 BrusselsACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. We aim to offer business-relevant, first-choice qualifications to people of application, ability and ambition around the world who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, finance and management. We support our 131,500 members and 362,000 students throughout their careers, providing services through a network of 80 offices and centres. Our global infrastructure means that exams and support are delivered - and reputation and influence developed - at a local level, directly benefiting stakeholders wherever they are based, or plan to move to, in pursuit of new career opportunities. Our focus is on professional values, ethics, and governance, and we deliver value-added services through 50 global accountancy partnerships, working closely with multinational and small entities to promote global standards and support. We use our expertise and experience to work with governments, donor agencies and professional bodies to develop the global accountancy profession and to advance the public interest. Our reputation is grounded in over 100 years of providing world-class accounting and finance qualifications. We champion opportunity, diversity and integrity, and our long traditions are complemented by modern thinking, backed by a diverse, global membership. By promoting our global standards, and supporting our members wherever they work, we aim to meet the current and future needs of international business.globalBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyTaxationYouthUEAPME FEE EFAA EP Public services intergroup2011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Subject matters relating to financial services legislation,audit, financial reporting, better regulation, legislation affecting small and medium sized enterprises, sustainability and consumers issues, public health, corporate governanceEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative10.03505006282-58active2008-08-05T12:36:43.093+02:002013-04-28T16:24:47.299+02:00Association des Banques et Banquiers, LuxembourgABBLassociation sans but lucratif (a.sb.b.l.)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJean-JacquesRommesCEO / Head of the Management BoardAntoineKremerHead of European Affairsrue Erasme12P.O. Box 13L-2010LuxembourgLUXEMBOURG3524636601Brussels Office ABBL & ALFI EU Representative Office 168, avenue de Cortenbergh B-1000 BrusselsThe Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL) is the professional organization of most of the banks established in Luxembourg and also of other financial sector professionals. Its purpose is to represent the professional interests of its members. Its missions are as follows: • the drafting of opinions and proposals on taxation, legislation and general or banking regulations, at both national and European or international level; • monitoring developments in the economic and financial fields followed by the definition of appropriate actions if necessary; • the organization of institutional actions to make the financial center better known beyond its borders by putting in place specific promotional instruments and maintaining ongoing contacts with the national and international specialized press; • the negotiation of collective employment agreements applicable to the whole center; • setting up training structures adapted to the needs of the banks. Since 1991, this task has been performed by The Luxembourg Institute for Training in Banking (IFBL) incorporated as a public interest establishment. The Association’s field of activity is very extensive and diversified, especially as Luxembourg has, over the years, become a Financial Center enjoying a global reputation. The ABBL also has the task of representing the banking sector – sometimes at the highest level – in a number of bodies forming part of the Luxembourg economic and social fabric. Since 1960 it has been a member of the European Banking Federation (EBF). In that capacity, it is present in the management bodies and technical committees of this important Federation. In order to deal with the increasing importance of EU legislation and influence on the day to to day activities of its members, ABBL has created in 2006 the task of European Affairs Adviser in charge of relations with the EU institutions, which has been reinforced in 2011 with another EU affairs Adviser. This task is shared on a half time basis with ALFI, the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry. In dealing with the EU institutions, ABBL sees its activity in particular in supplying technical know how and guidance regarding potential benefits or drawbacks of draft legislation on the ground. You will find a historical overview of the Association, membership details of its Board of Directors and the internal organization of its Secretariat on our site www.abbl.lu .nationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxationTradeSince 1960 it has been a member of the European Banking Federation (EBF). In that capacity, it is present in the management bodies and technical committees of this important Federation.2011-03-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-03-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0200000.0250000.0ABBL is a non for profit organization that is entirely financed by contributions from its members. The general costs of the ABBL and ALFI representative office in direct lobbying activities didn’t exceed the 250 000 euro mark in 2010-2011. Financial services, taxation, consumer protection and competitionEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.01929324148-18active2008-07-07T09:52:23.797+02:002012-06-25T09:28:31.483+02:00MARCELLO MISSAGLIALIBERO PROFESSIONISTAI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsSelf-employed consultantsMARCELLOMISSAGLIACONSULENTE INDIPENDENTEmarcellomissagliaresponsabileVIA PIRANESI720137MILANOITALY390270126404EUROPEAN AFFAIRS , RAPPRESENTANZA DEGLI INTERESSIInformazione, monitoraggio e definizione azioni a salvaguardia degli interessi dell clientelaeuropeanCustomsFood SafetyHumanitarian AidInternal MarketPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTransportYouth2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.050000.0missagliaeassociatiSalvaguardia degli interessi della cliente e studio opportunità operativeEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.06757761112-79active2008-07-01T14:10:04.717+02:002012-06-09T07:07:52.372+02:00Council of GeopoliticsGeopolitikai TanácsalapítványIV - Think tanks, research and academic institutionsThink tanks and research institutionsIstvánPintérPresidentIstvanPinterPresidentKiskorona14.1036BudapestHUNGARY36131523203613152320The Council on Geopolitics was formed in 2001 as a civil analysis center. Primarily the Council makes competitive, political and strategic researches and geopolitical analyses. It organizes conferences and seminars as well as holding lectures on the questions of foreign and security policy. It also undertakes the preparation of risk analyses and the handling of the business risks revealed. The Council follows with attention and annually rewards with a diploma of honor the Hungarian and foreign journalists on regional foreign policy. In addition, it has strong transatlantic connections, and, as a policy, does not lobby in the interests of any one of its individual members nor does it seek out or accept government subsidies. This independent and neutral position is a vital foundation for the Council's lobbying activities within the European Parliament. As allied member of the Global Financial Integrity's Task Force the Council promotes national and multilateral policies, safeguards, and agreements aimed at curtailing the cross-border flow of illegal money. In putting forward solutions, facilitating strategic partnerships, and conducting groundbreaking research,nationalglobalEconomic and Financial AffairsInformation SocietyJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTaxation152HUNGARYGlobal Financial Integrity's Task Force AmCham Magyarországi Tagozata Joint Venture Szövetség2009-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:0077324.053195.037887.04426.0SZJA 1%882.0Husszú távú kamatmentes hitel10000.024129.024129.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.03260509286-84active2008-08-06T16:09:57.823+02:002012-08-16T14:23:33.104+02:00Vlaamse Radio- en TelevisieomroeporganisatieVRTNV van publiek rechtVI - Organisations representing local, regional and municipal authorities, other public or mixed entities, etc.Other public or mixed entities, etc.SandraDe PreterGedelegeerd bestuurderLutVercruysseDirecteurAuguste Reyerslaan521043BrusselBELGIUM322 7413111De Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie (VRT) is de openbare omroep van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap. De opdracht van de VRT is "een zo groot mogelijk aantal kijkers en luisteraars te bereiken met een diversiteit aan programma's die de belangstelling van de kijkers en luisteraars wekken en eraan voldoen." Deze opdracht en bijhorende bepalingen zijn in de gecoördineerde mediadecreten en in de beheersovereenkomst met de Vlaamse overheid vastgelegd.nationalAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologySportTradeYouth2480European Broadcasting Union2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0028000.0420066116280854174280799364from supranational sources26810.0139211942from commercial and other own income13921194250000.0onderhouden van relevante contacten met leden van het Europees Parlement en hun medewerkers; met leden van de Europese Commissie, hun medewerkers en kabinetsleden; met de permanente vertegenwoordiging van België bij de Europese instellingen.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative20.07769830145-83active2008-07-06T11:20:37.658+02:002012-07-08T15:41:51.170+02:00Académie Diplomatique Africaine / African Diplomatic AcademyADANRO / ONGIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarBenoîtDr. NGOMPresident Fondateur / GründungspräsidentAngelaKochSecretaire Executive internationale adjointeRue Abdou Karim Bourgi8BP 9053DakarSENEGAL221776304379A.D.A. Europa / A.D.A. Europe: Dr. Angela Koch Internationale Vizeexekutivsekretärin/Secrétaire Exécutive Internationale Adjointe Kasteelstraat 44, B-3620 LANAKEN Belgien / Belgique Tel. + Fax: (+32) 089 73 37 48 GSM: (+ 32) 0473 81 31 53 e-mail: dr.anko@telenet.be Internationales Sekretariat / Secrétariat International: S.K.H. / S.A.R. Prince Dah Bokpe d'Allada Internationaler Exekutivsekretär/ Secrétaire Exécutif International Tempelhofer Weg 2, D-12099 BERLIN-TEMPELHOF Deutschland / Allemagne Tel.: +49 30 683 02 193 Fax.: +49 30 685 31 12 e-mail: info@ada-net.de Dr. Benoît NGOM Gründungspräsident / Président Fondateur e-mail: acadiploafricaine@yahoo.frL’ADA a été crée en 1999 avec le soutien du Gouvernement du Sénégal ainsi que de nombreuses Organisations Internationales et d’éminentes personnalités à travers le monde. L’ADA a pour objectif de favoriser l’émergence d’une diplomatie africaine au service d’un développement durable, de la culture et de la paix. L’ADA est un THINK-TANK regroupant des experts et intellectuels versés dans le domaine de la diplomatie, des relations internationales, de la culture, de l’Education, des sciences et des nouvelles Technologies. L’ADA est aussi une STRUCTURE OPERATIONNELLE ET D’INTERVENTION indépendante en faveur du Continent Africain au niveau international. Grâce à son statut de lobbyistes auprès du Parlement Européen, avec l’aide des groupes parlementaires amis et avec le soutien des ONG européennes et des ONG du monde entier et la coopération avec des organisations internationales non africaines telle l’UE, l’ADA souhaite de mieux soutenir les efforts des Etats africains auprès des instances européennes et de mobiliser l’opinion publique internationale. Avec l’aide de ce réseau international et en coopération avec les Ambassadeurs Africaines, l’ADA contribue à un développement de l’économie, de la démocratie, des Droits de l’Homme et de la paix en Afrique. A.D.A. was founded in 1999 with the assistance of the Government of Senegal, numerous international organizations and outstanding personalities from all over the world. The ADA has set the goal of improving occurrence of the African Diplomacy, where it serves a durable development of culture and peace. The ADA is a THINK-TANK, including experienced and intellectual experts within the range of diplomacy, international relations, culture, education, sciences and new technologies. L’ADA is also an INDEPENDENT OPERATIONAL AND INTERVENTIONAL STRUCTURE to the favour of the African continent on an international level. Thus and thanks of her status as accredited stakeholders with the European Parliament, with the help of groupings of parliamentary friends, by assistance of european NGO’s and NGO’s around the world, the co-operations with international non-African organizations such as the European Union the ADA is able to support the African States better in their efforts as regards the European Institutions and to take influence on the international public opinion. With the help of this international network and in co-operation with the African Ambassadors, the ADA contribute to the development of the economy, the democracy, the Human Rights and the peace in Africa. Die ADA wurde 1999 mit Unterstützung der senegalesischen Regierung sowie zahlreicher Internationaler Organisationen und herausragender Persönlichkeiten aus der ganzen Welt gegründet. Ziel der ADA ist es, die afrikanische Diplomatie, die einer dauerhaften Entwicklung der Kultur und des Friedens dient, zu verbessern. Die ADA ist ein THINK-THANK, der erfahrene Experten und Intellektuelle im Bereich der Diplomatie, der internationalen Beziehungen, der Kultur, der Erziehung, der Wissenschaften und neuer Technologien einschließt. Ausserdem ist die ADA eine UNABHÄNGIGE OPERATIVE UND INTERVENIERENDE STRUKTUR auf internationaler Ebene zu Gunsten des afrikanischen Kontinents. Dank ihres Status als akkreditierte Interessenvertreter beim Europäischen Parlament, mit Hilfe von Gruppierungen von parlamentarischen Freunden, mit der Unterstützung europäischer NRO’s und NRO’s aus der ganzen Welt und dank der Kooperation mit internationalen nicht-afrikanischen Organisationen wie der Europäische Union möchte die ADA die Bemühungen der afrikanischen Staaten gegenüber den europäischen Institutionen unterstützen und auf die internationale öffentliche Meinung Einfluss nehmen. Mit Hilfe dieses internationalen Netzwerkes und in Zusammenarbeit mit den afrikanischen Botschaftern leistet die ADA einen Beitrag zur weiteren Entwicklung der Ökonomie, der Demokratie, der Menschrechte und des Friedens in Afrika.globalCultureDevelopmentEducationEmployment and Social AffairsExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceHome AffairsHumanitarian AidJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTrans-European Networks249ALGERIAAUSTRIABELGIUMBENINBRAZILCHINACOTE D'IVOIRECZECH REPUBLICEGYPTFRANCEGEORGIAGERMANYGHANAGUINEAGUINEA BISSAUITALYJAPANLIBYAMALIMAURITANIAMOROCCOMOZAMBIQUENETHERLANDSNIGERNIGERIAPOLANDPORTUGALRUSSIA, FEDERATION OFSENEGALSIERRA LEONESOUTH AFRICASPAINSWITZERLANDTHAILANDTURKEYUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESPar exemple: AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF SOUTH AFRICA - AISA - (SOUTH AFRICA). L’INSTITUT DES RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES ET STRATEGIQUES - IRIS - (PARIS). L’ UNION DES CHAMBRES DES EXPERTS EUROPEENS -UCEE - (BRUXELLES). L’ACADEMIE DIPLOMATIQUE INTERNATIONALE - ADI - (PARIS). DIE INTERNATIONALE AKADEMIE DER INNOVATIVEN PÄDAGOGIK DER FREIEN UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN (BERLIN). L'INSTITUT HONGROIS DE DÉVELOPPEMENT (BUDAPEST). JURAGENT (SUISSE) AG (ZÜRICH). VEREINIGUNG DER WIRTSCHAFTSKOSULN IN BERLIN-BRANDENBURG E.V. (BERLIN). THE NGO CONFEDERATION FOLARIS CONSORTIUM THE BLACK SEA REGIONNGOCONFEDERATIO (KASTOB) ORDEN BONARIA2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00250000.025000.0autres resources25000.0225000.035000.0190000.0par exemple: Symposium International de Sirte – Libye 6-9 sept. 2007. L’accréditation comme lobbyistes auprès du Parlement Européen. Présentation à Berlin 18.06.2008. Entretiens réguliers et/ou signature de différentes contractes de coopération avec des différentes Ambassadeurs, Institutions, Universités, Politiciens sur un niveau international. Création des « Club Afrique ». Le prix de l’Académie. Présentation à Izmir. Présentation à Alicante. S.E. Ernest Bai Koroma, Président de Sierra Leone, est devenu Président d'honneur de l'ADA en avril 2009. Création d'un Siège le l'ADA à Sierra Leone en avril 2009. Programmes IDA (Initiative pour le Développement de l'ADA) et FIPA (Forum International du Partenariat pour l'Afrique) etc.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.00755519437-45active2008-09-29T11:57:44.255+02:002012-09-20T16:07:07.993+02:00Advokatfirmaet Frederik MadsenAdvokatfirmaet Frederik MadsenI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsLaw firmsFrederikMadsenAdvokatFrederikMadsenLawyerBernstorffsgade273371504København VDENMARK4533324344E-mail: info@frederikmadsen.dk Intet kontor i Bruxelles.Advokatfirmaet Frederik Madsen beskæftiger sig med sædvanlige juridiske opgaver samt som sekretariat for brancheforeninger. Advokatfirmaet Frederik Madsen er finansieret ved betaling fra klienter og brancheorganisationer.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentConsumer AffairsEnergyEnvironmentFood SafetyPublic HealthTransportAdvokatfirmaet Frederik Madsen er medlem af Advokatsamfundet.2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-09-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.050000.0MIFU - Margarine ForeningenBatteriForeningen BAFOEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.00584121345-92active2008-08-28T12:05:28.013+02:002012-08-08T08:21:06.845+02:00Ausstellungs- und Messe-Ausschuss der Deutschen Wirtschaft e.V.AUMAe.V.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPeterNevenGeschäftsführerSilviaBauermeisterRechtLittenstr.910179BerlinGERMANY49030 24000 0Office Brussels: 19 A-D Avenue des Arts 1000 Bruxelles BelgiumAUMA, the Association of the German Trade Fair Industry represents the interests of the trade fair industry on a national and international level in dealings with parliament, ministries, authorities and other organizations. informs exhibitors and visitors about dates, product ranges, exhibitor and visitor figures of German and foreign events by internet, printed media and individual information. As a complement to this, it publishes specialist brochures for the preparation and staging of trade fair participations. supports the international marketing of the German organizers A series of posters and advertisements, the "Messen made in Germany" folder and a video film, provide information worldwide about the specific qualities of German trade fairs and organizers. In addition, AUMA organizes and supports seminars and presentations for opinion-makers, especially in countries outside Europe. conducts marketing pro trade fair through the outdoor advertising campaign "Your success is only fair", through the AUMA_Trade Fair Benefits Check for the determination of costs and benefits of trade fair participations and through the CD-ROM "Messe fit" with tips for planning and conduct of trade fair participations. The basis for marketing pro trade fair are, among others, research projects on the position of the trade fair in the marketing mix. is involved in training and further education AUMA supports universities and technical colleges as well as other facilities which are concerned with training and further education for the trade fair industry. It has itself played a part in the development of the training and further training course of study "International Event Organiser" and was involved in the conception of the job description "Event Manager". maintains the German Trade Fair Library The library consists of a large collection of books, scientific papers, newspaper articles, trade fair catalogues and historic publications. It is open to students and graduates studying for their doctorate, as well as to anyone who is professionally involved with trade fairs, for their researches. improves the transparency of the trade fair market As a neutral clearing body, it is involved in balancing the various interests of exhibitors, visitors and organizers with respect to the location, date or product range of trade fairs. In addition, AUMA ensures clarity and truth in relation to event descriptions. is responsible for the management of FKM The FKM - Society for the Voluntary Control of Trade Fair and Exhibition Statistics - has developed uniform rules for the collection and publication of exhibitor and visitor figures and for the conducting of visitor analyses with the aim of ensuring the comparability of trade fair figures. Adherence to the regulations is controlled by a company of public accountants. coordinates the German participations at foreign fairs AUMA, in close cooperation with the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology and also the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, prepares the official German trade fair programme abroad. Within the framework of this programme, the Federal Government provides export platforms where German companies can participate at foreign events, but also supports separate presentations by German industry abroad. The interests of business and politics in this sector are coordinated within the Working group for Foreign Trade Fair Participation at AUMA, in which representatives of export-oriented associations regularly meet the representatives of the Ministries. AUMA's members are * the central associations of German business (industry, trade, skilled trades etc.), * trade associations of the exhibiting and visiting industries who are interested in trade fairs, * the German trade fair and exhibition organizers as well as the companies organizing foreign trade fair participations, * associationsnationaleuropeanCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseExternal RelationsTaxationTradeUFI - The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0..European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.03265773534-15active2008-10-20T17:23:28.536+02:002012-10-08T10:22:24.272+02:00Association des régions européennes des produits d'origineAREPOassociation française loi 1901III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarTiberioRABBONIPrésidentLaurentGOMEZSecrétaire généralFrançois de Sourdis1433077Bordeaux CedexFRANCE336 10 13 11 89Bureau de représentation à Bruxelles : AREPO Carolina Gario Policy officer Bureau de la région Emilie-Romagne 19, Avenue de l'Yser BruxellesLes missions de l’AREPO sont : - Promouvoir et défendre les intérêts des régions et des producteurs de produits de qualité au niveau européen et renforcer leur représentation auprès des institutions européennes. - Développer les échanges entre les régions. - Valoriser et promouvoir les démarches d’origine auprès des consommateurs et des relais d’opinion à un niveau européen et international.europeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEnlargementEnvironmentFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyInternal MarketRegional PolicyTrade280FRANCEGERMANYGREECEITALYPOLANDPORTUGALSPAIN2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00170000.0170000.0170000.0100000.0150000.0La cotisation annuelle des régions membres est fixée à 5 000 €Défense et promotion des IGP, AOP, STG, agriculture biologique, produits de qualité reconnus par les Etats membres, montagne, produits locaux, circuits courtsEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.05265780509-97active2008-10-14T10:16:54.180+02:002012-10-01T15:58:23.807+02:00American Chamber of Commerce to the European UnionAmCham EUAssociation sans but lucratif (a.s.b.l.) – Non-profit associationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsSusanDangerManaging DirectorAndreasGalanakisPolicy DirectorAvenue des Arts53B-1000BrusselsBELGIUM322 513 68 92Fax: (+32) 2 513 79 28 E-Mail: amchameu@amchameu.euAmCham EU speaks for American business committed to Europe on trade, investment and competitiveness issues. It aims to ensure a growth-orientated business and investment climate in Europe. AmCham EU facilitates the resolution of transatlantic issues that impact business and plays a role in creating better understanding of EU and US positions on business matters. Our aim is to ensure a growth-oriented business and investment climate in the European Union. We are committed to transparent and open communication and inclusive dialogue between our members and European policy makers. For a full list of our members please visit our web site: http://www.amchameu.eu/?tabid=107europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportAmCham EU is member of the following associations: AmChams in Europe (European Council of American Chambers of Commerce), European Policy Centre, US Chamber of Commerce, CEPS. Our member companies engage in further networking activities in their own capacity.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0450000.0500000.0AmCham EU estimates that the amount declared above represents the proportion of the overall cost budget of the organisation (2.102.000 €) associated with the direct lobbying of EU institutions. Further costs are dedicated to activities such as information gathering and distribution, policy monitoring, issuing of studies, preparation and editing of publications, organisation of networking opportunities among our members. Common Agricultural Policy Reform Post 2013 Innovation and Risk Management in the Agro-Food Chain Due Process in Competition Law Enforcement Damages Action/Private Litigation Extraterritoriality and the EU's competition policy Technology Transfer Rules General Product Safety Directive Alternative Dispute Resolution Directive and ODR Regulation Common European Sales Law Customs valuation MCCIPs Union Customs Code/Modernised Customs Code recast Data Protection Regulation Cloud COmputing Data Retention Digital Agenda and EU Telecoms Review REACH Scope revision RoHS/WEEE post-legislative Impact Assessment on Scope Resource Efficiency Roadmap F Gases Water Framework Directive EU 2020 Strategy for Jobs and Growth Working Time Directive EMIR MIFID Short Selling Financial Transaction Tax AIFMD Memorandum of Understanding on eHealth Active and Healthy Ageing Innovation Partnership The new Comitology Rules Joint Transparency Register Standardisation Package Reform of the European Patent System Revision of Community trade mark Regulation and Directive Smart Borders Aviation and Cargo Security Bilateral Relationships Energy Efficiency Implementation of Fuel Quality Directive art 7a Future of Transport 2050 Roadmap to a low carbon economy Climate Change impact assessment Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base Banking Taxation Energy Taxation VAT High Level Working Group on Jobs and Growth Public Procurement The enforcement of the rule of law in EUrope Single Market Act 1-2European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative9.0Susan Danger, Managing Director Andreas Galanakis, Policy Director Emanuele Degortes, Policy Officer Roger Coelho, Senior Policy Officer Stephanie Schretlen, Policy Officer Aylin Lusi, Policy Officer Pierre Bouygues, Policy Officer Adriaan Scheiris, Policy Officer Julie Linde Kjeldsen, Policy Officer5112539508-74active2008-10-14T09:13:20.121+02:002013-04-19T13:50:26.998+02:00F.I.R.M - International Association of Engine Rebuilders and RemanufacturersF.I.R.MNon profit AssociationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsFilippoMarinoSecretary GeneralFilippoMarinoSecretary Generalrue du Dahlia151030BruxellesBELGIUM3222420007Founded in 1958 in Vienna, F.I.R.M. is the European umbrella organisation representing the interests of engine remanufacturers and rebuilders. 9 national trade associations representing more than 900 engine remanufacturers and rebuilders are members of F.I.R.M. Based in Brussels, F.I.R.M. is a recognised discussion partner of the European Institutions, fellow associations across the world (AERA, APRA, NZERA etc.) and other international & European trade federations of the automotive sector (FIGIEFA, EGEA, CECRA, AIRC etc.). F.I.R.M. is a member of the World Engine Remanufacturing Council (WERC) and of the Right to Repair Campaign Alliance in Europe (R2RC). Mission Statement The mission of F.I.R.M is: To draw attention to issues of strategic interest to European engine remanufacturers and rebuilders To raise awareness among European policy makers of the role of engine remanufacturers and rebuilders in sustaining safety, security and the environmental compliance of engines To promote the use of engine remanufacturing and rebuilding solutions in Europe, notably by contributing to the policy-making processes within the EU institutions In order to achieve this mission, FIRM aims at: Positioning engine remanufacturing issues at the heart of the European and National policies Providing a platform to its members for an exchange of experience in the engine remanufacturing sectoreuropeanglobalCompetitionEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketRegional PolicyTransportF.I.R.M. is a member of the World Engine Remanufacturing Council (WERC) and of the Right to Repair Campaign Alliance in Europe (R2RC).2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0F.I.R.M activities focuses on the maintenance of free and effective competition in the engine repair market, on access to technical information for engine repair and on environmental issues such as 3Rs (Reduce, Re-use, Recycle)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.06766950469-32active2008-10-05T18:11:56.253+02:002012-09-11T23:14:32.187+02:00The Lisbon Council for Economic Competitiveness and Social Renewal asblThe Lisbon CouncilasblIV - Think tanks, research and academic institutionsThink tanks and research institutionsPaulHofheinzPresidentAnnMettlerExecutive Directorrue de la LoiIPC-Residence Palace1551040BrusselsBELGIUM32264795753226409828The Lisbon Council is a think tank and policy network committed to promoting sustainable economic growth, encouraging human capital development, generating more and better jobs and working towards a prosperous future for Europe and the world. Our collaborative network – made up of top economists, NGO leaders, business strategists, progressive policy makers, public figures, concerned citizens and leading-edge thinkers – believes in the power of innovation, the spirit of entrepreneurship and the difference that each and every individual can make. At the heart of our activities are solution-oriented seminars, thought-provoking publications, and distinguished centres of research excellence. The Lisbon Council is incorporated in Belgium as an independent, non-profit and non-partisan association.europeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTradeYouth10BELGIUMFRANCEGERMANYITALYNETHERLANDSPOLANDUNITED KINGDOMECAS, associate member; Euclid Network for third-sector leaders, member2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00253808.0801296.0253808.0547488.0547488.050000.0The Lisbon Council would like to thank the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency of the European Commission for an operating grant, which covers roughly one-quarter of the organisation's annual operations. The Lisbon Council is also grateful to the following organisations for their support in 2011: Accenture, ANAIN (Innovation Agency of Navarra), Berenberg Bank, Permanent Representation of Denmark to the European Union, European Commission Directorate General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (PROGRESS programme), Google, HP, IBM, Kapp Netherlands, Oracle, Philips and Telefonica. The Lisbon Council is an independent, non-profit, non-partisan association registered in Belgium. Support for the Lisbon Council's activities does not constitute acceptance or endorsement of any comment or statement made by the Lisbon Council or any of its individual members or associates.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative8.0The Lisbon Council for Economic Competitiveness and Social Renewal is an independent, non-partisan, not-for-profit think tank committed to promoting sustainable economic growth, encouraging human capital development, generating more and better jobs and working towards a prosperous future for Europe and the world. The views of its analysts are also independent, and may or may not represent the views of other Lisbon Council associates. The Board of Directors and General Assembly, which govern the oganisation's activities, are made up of independent think tankers and small business leaders. The organisation has a diversified funding base, with donations coming from corporations, foundations and the public sector. As such, it does not represent or seek to represent any individual or interest and does not allocate funds for lobbying.8116814461-28active2008-10-02T17:03:31.468+02:002012-09-05T09:23:39.845+02:00Bundesverband der Freien BerufeBFBNicht eingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsStephanieBauerHauptgeschäftsführerinStephanieBauerHauptgeschäftsführerinReinhardtstraße3410117BerlinGERMANY493028444420493028444478BFB Büro Brüssel Rue Montoyer 23, b7 1000 Brüssel 0032 2 5001050Der Bundesverband der Freien Berufe (BFB) ist der Dachverband der Spitzenvereinigungen der Freien Berufe. Er vertritt in Deutschland die gemeinsamen Interessen von über einer Million Freiberufler mit über 3,1 Millionen Angestellten und 125 Tausend Auszubildenden. 1949 gegründet, gehören dem BFB heute 52 Organisationen sowie 16 Landesverbände an. Die Berufsfachorganisationen stammen aus den Bereichen: - heilkundliche Berufe - rechts-, steuer- und wirtschaftsberatende Berufe - technisch-naturwissenschaftliche Berufe - pädagogische, psychologische und übersetzende Berufe - publizistische und künstlerische Berufe Die einzelnen Berufsgruppen sind in Selbstverwaltungskörperschaften und Verbänden zusammengeschlossen. Organe des Bundesverbandes der Freien Berufe sind: a) das Präsidium b) die Mitgliederversammlung Der Präsident und die drei geschäftsführenden Vizepräsidenten des Bundesverbandes der Freien Berufe sind Vorstand im Sinne des § 26 BGB. Der Präsident ist alleinvertretungsberechtigt, im Übrigen sind je zwei geschäftsführende Vizepräsidenten gemeinsam vertretungsberechtigt. Der BFB unterhält Geschäftsstellen in Berlin und Brüssel. AUFGABEN: Als Spitzenverband der freiberuflichen Kammern und Verbände hat der BFB u.a. folgende Aufgaben: - gegenüber Bund, Ländern und der Öffentlichkeit die Interessen der Freien Berufe zu vertreten und die Freien Berufe zu fördern - die ethischen und ökonomischen Grundlagen der freien Berufsausübung zu sichern - eine qualifizierte Aus-, Weiter- und Fortbildung in den Freien Berufen zu fördern - den Einfluss der Freien Berufe in Staat und Gesellschaft zu stärken - die Beziehungen der Freien Berufe untereinander zu pflegen Grundsätzlich tritt der BFB für das Existenzrecht der Freien Berufe in unserer Arbeitgeber-Arbeitnehmer-Gesellschaft und für die Freiheit der Berufsausübung ein. Der Verband kämpft für eine maßvolle, vereinfachte und international wettbewerbsfähige steuerliche Behandlung. Er streitet aber auch in anderen wichtigen Politikfeldern wie Sozialpolitik, Umweltschutz und Bildung für die Belange der Freiberufler. Im Interesse der Verbraucher sieht der Verband den Schutz der Berufsbezeichnung aller Gruppen der Freien Berufe als notwendig an.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthResearch and Technology2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0120000.0Die Arbeit des Bundesverbandes der Freien Berufe finanziert sich aus den Beiträgen ihrer Berufsfachorganisationen. Das BFB Büro Brüssel wacht über die gemeinsamen politischen Interessen seiner 68 Mitgliedsorganisationen als Dachorganisation auf EU-Ebene und steht als Ansprechpartner für Informations- und Sachkentnissübermittlung den EU-Institutionen zur Verfügung.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative10.0insgesamt 10 Festangestellte im Gesamtverband, davon 2 in Brüssel4713568401-18active2008-09-16T09:19:41.662+02:002012-08-24T09:00:33.094+02:00Fédération des Experts comptables EuropéensFEEAssociation internationale sans but lucratifII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsOlivierBoutellis-TaftChief Executive OfficerOlivierBoutellis-TaftChief Executive OfficerAvenue d'Auderghem22-2881040BruxellesBELGIUM32 2285 40 85FEE is the Fédération des Experts-comptables Européens (Federation of European Accountants). It is an international non profit organisation based in Brussels and governed by Belgian Law (AISBL), officially recognised by a Royal Decree of the Belgian King published on 20 January, 1987. FEE represents 45 professional institutes of accountants and auditors from 33 European countries, including all of the 27 EU Member States. In representing the European accountancy profession, FEE recognises the public interest. It has a combined membership of more than 700.000 professional accountants, working in different capacities in public practice, small and big accountancy firms, businesses of all sizes, government and education, who all contribute to a more efficient, transparent, and sustainable European economy. FEE represents the European Accountancy Profession toward the EU institutions and other international organisations. It is a Regional Organisation, member of IFAC, the International Federation of Accountants. One of FEE’s main objectives is monitoring and contributing to professional, regulatory and public policy developments relating to its field of interest and expertise. It promotes cooperation between its Member Bodies, ensures their timely information and offers leadership in representing the profession. For the past 20 years FEE has supported progress and constant adaptation of the profession to an ever rapidly changing world, while continuously promoting the fundamental values of the profession – integrity, objectivity, independence, professionalism, competence and confidentiality. Over these years, professional accountants are proud to have contributed to making the Internal Market a reality for consumers and business, both for the listed entities and for millions of small and medium sized enterprises that professional accountants assist daily. This day to day involvement of practitioners in fieldwork also nurtures the feedback that FEE provides to European policymakers through a constructive dialogue, thus contributing to making policies more efficient and practicable. FEE will continue to represent professional accountants from all European countries, all sectors and all firms, and help them cooperate, reflect and innovate to fulfil market needs and serve the public interest.europeanglobalEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketTaxationTradeFEE does not per se belong to any association but has relevant relationships with the following organisations: - International Federation of Accountants (IFAC and its standards board competent in auditing (IAASB), ethics (IESBA), education (IEASB) and public sector (IPSASB); - FEE is one of the founding organisation of the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) which was to provide the European Commission with technical expertise and advice on the technical quality of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) - European Service Forum (ESF) - European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI) - European Social Investment Forum (EUROSIF), an umbrella association covering socially responsible investment issues at the European level - Academic bodies such as European Accounting Association (EAA) or the the International Association of Accounting Education and Research (IAAER) - As well as think-tanks such as the European Policy Centre (EPC) and the Centre for European Policies Studies (CEPS)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0FEE’s financial statements are filed with the Belgian register of AISBL and summarised in the Annual Review available on the FEE website (www.fee.be) It is important to note that FEE does not only comment on EU matters. Recognising the European public interest, FEE also advises and comments on projects of global standard setters operating in the areas where FEE develops activities and especially financial reporting, sustainability reporting and public sector accounting, auditing and other professional matters. The estimated cost mentioned above does not distinguish between the different bodies at European or global level to which FEE comments are addressed. Activities of professional accountants in public practice, business and government include activities such as preparation of financial information, tax services, statutory audit, as well as many innovative services in the areas of sustainability, strategy and management consultancy. They provide value to entrepreneurs, large and small corporations, shareholders, governments, administrations and other public sector organisations, non-governmental organisations and charities. FEE’s main areas of work are: - Accounting and financial reporting in the private and public sector for small and large entities - Statutory audit and other assurance services - Ethics of professional accountants - Education, qualification and market access for professional accountants - Financial services - Company law and corporate governance - Sustainability reporting and assurance on sustainability reports - TaxationEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.01992865484-43active2008-10-09T11:18:22.131+02:002012-09-12T09:49:59.788+02:00Association Française des Marchés FinanciersAMAFIAssociation, Loi 1901II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPierrede LauzunDélégué généralVéroniqueDONNADIEUDirectrice des affaires européennes et internationalesAuber1375009parisFRANCE3301 53 83 00 70- Représentation des acteurs des marchés financiers - Représentation des intérêts des adhérents - Expression de l'avis de la profession dans les processus de consultation aux niveaux national, européen et international - Informer et conseiller collectivement les adhérents L'AMAFI représente 125 acteurs actifs sur les différents segments de marché (action, obligations, dérivés, commodities) et aussi infrastructures de marché (marchés réglementés, MTF, chambres de compensation ...)dont près d'un tiers sont filiales de groupes internationaux.nationaleuropeanglobalGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal Market- EFSA: European Forum of Securities Associations - ICSA: International Council of Securities Associations - SROCC/IOSCO: Self-Regulatory Organisations Consultative Committee2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0Comptes approuvés par assemblée générale des adhérents et certifiés par un commissaire aux comptes.Représenter les acteurs des marchés financiers et principalement sur les marchés de gros.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.01637225479-02active2008-10-07T15:03:18.490+02:002012-09-11T11:15:10.827+02:00Freshfel Europe - the forum for the European fresh fruits and vegetables chainFreshfelNon for profit organisationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPhilippeBinardGeneral DelegateRaquel Izquierdo de SantiagoPolicy AdvisorRue de Trèves49-5181040BrusselsBELGIUM3227771580• Represent the interests of small, medium and large companies and associations in the fresh produce sector. • Enhance the freedom of international trade and facilitate the distribution of fresh produce. • Provide a networking platform where industry representatives from across the chain can meet, share views and gear positions to one another. • Update members on recent legislative and commercial developments in the fresh produce sector. • Enhance health and safety aspects of fresh fruits and vegetables • Coordinate and facilitate promotional activities with a view to raising consumptioneuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTradeTransportMember of several EU consultative bodies (notably belonging to SANCO, AGRI and TRADE), UNECE, OECD Several cooperation with European and international organizations ( horizontal or vertical ) on food or more specific on fruit and vegetables2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Freshfel budget comes directly from membership fee. We estimate that around 20 to 30% of the budget can be directly attributable to interest representation with EU institutions, the other 70 to 80% relating to administrative and operational tasks, networking and advising to members, reporting and other non-lobbying related activities. Promotion of agricultural products (fresh fruit and vegetables) EU and International fresh produce rade Food safety and environmental issues Helath related issues and participation to the EU obsesity platform Sustainable production and consumption More information is available from Freshfel's Annual Report available from www.freshfel.orgEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.03543183647-05active2008-11-17T13:27:05.158+02:002013-03-05T15:56:59.956+02:00Confédération Fiscale EuropéenneCFEInternational non-profit organisation under Belgian law (aisbl)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJiriNekovarPresidentRudolfReibelFiscal and Professional Affairs OfficerAvenue de Tervuren188a1150BrusselsBELGIUM32276100913227610090Seat and Main Office: Confédération Fiscale Européenne Avenue de Tervuren 188 A, 1150 Brussels, Belgium Secretariat General: Haus der Steuerberater Behrenstr. 42 10117 Berlin Germany brusselsoffice@cfe-eutax.org Tel: +32-2 761 00 91 Fax: +32-2 761 00 90CFE is the Confédération Fiscale Européenne (Federation of European Tax Advisers). It is an international non-profit organisation (aisbl) based Brussels with a General Secretariat in Berlin. CFE represents 32 national organisations from 24 European countries and within them over 180,000 tax advisers. (1) The purpose of the CFE is to bring together all tax advisers' organisations of all European States and to safeguard the professional interests of tax advisers and to assure the quality of tax services provided to the public. (2) In particular, the CFE aims: a) to promote the further development of the national laws governing the profession. b) to exchange information about national tax laws and the development of the tax law in Europe; c) to maintain relations with the authorities at national and international levels, and most of all to bring to the authorities of the European Union the experience of practitioners of all areas of taxation and of professional law; d) to inform the public about the services that tax advisers provide; e) to facilitate co-operation in all areas which are of common interest to tax advisers of the European countries, both inside and outside the European Union; f) to seek to provide the best possible conditions for tax advisers to carry out their profession. g) to develop strong relationships with associations of tax professional bodies outside Europe in order to facilitate the exchange of information and cooperation on projects of mutual interest and benefit including, in particular, the Asia-Oceania Tax Consultants’ Association (AOTCA) which represents tax professional bodies in Asia and Oceania.europeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxationCFE does not belong to any association but has relationship with the following organisations: CFE cooperates with AOTCA (Asia-Oceania Tax Consultants Association). AOTCA is the International Organisation for the tax professionals in that region. In 2007 CFE has obtained the consultative status with the ECOSOC (Economic and Social Council of the UN). As such, CFE is able to attend meetings of the above Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters. There is co-operation with FEE, Businesseurope, UEAPME and European organisations of other liberal professions on an informal level.2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0The CFE budget derives only from membership contributions from its member organisations. CFE events (conferences etc.) and publications are cost-covering.Taxation: - Reform of the VAT system - Proposal for a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB) - Initiatives against double (non-) taxation, tax fraud, tax evasion and aggressive tax planning Professional affairs: - Implementation of the Services Directive - Proposal for a modernised Professional Qualifications Directive - Revision of the 3rd Anti Money Laundering Directive - Standardisation RegulationEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0The permanent staff of CFE is four persons (three in Brussels and one in Berlin), two of which are regularly engaged in activities in the scope of the Register.3394026642-58active2008-11-14T16:08:26.941+02:002013-04-09T16:50:41.753+02:00BP p.l.c.BPPublic Limited CompanyII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsBobDudleyGroup Chief ExecutiveEmmanuelHatonDirector European Government AffairsSt. James's Square1SW1Y 4PDLondonUNITED KINGDOM442074964000details of Brussels office: Emmanuel Haton Director European Government Affairs BP p.l.c. 11 Rond-Point Schuman B-1040 Brussels Belgium +32-2-2878080BP operates in the fields of oil, gas and renewable energies and provides its customers with fuel for transportation, energy for heat and light, retail services and petrochemicals products for everyday items. BP has operations in around 100 countries with well-established businesses in Europe, Russia and the Caspian, North and South America, East Asia, Australasia and Africa.globalClimate ActionCompetitionEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportour principal memberships are as follows: 1. EUROPIA (European Petroleum Industry Association) 2. CONCAWE (Association for Environment, Health and Safety in Refining and Distribution) 3. OGP (International Association of Oil & Gas Producers) 4. EUROGAS (European Gas Industry Association) 5. ERT (European Round Table of Industrialists) 6. BUSINESSEUROPE 7. CEPS (Centre for European Policy Studies) 8. EPC (The European Policy Centre) 9. Friends of Europe 10. TPN (Transatlantic Policy Network) 11. EEF (European Energy Forum) 12. The Kangaroo Group 13. EABC (European American Business Council)- TABD 14. EUGBC (EU Georgia Business Council) 15. British Chamber of Commerce in Belgium 16. American Chamber of Commerce 17. The German Marshall Fund of the United States2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-11-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0600000.0700000.01. Estimate based on full year 2011 actual expenditures and use of time for the direct lobbying of all the EU institutions. 2. Estimate includes costs (including overheads) of all staff and consultancy services attributable to direct lobbying and all payments to trade associations and think tanks not entered in the Transparency Register at the date of filing. 3. Estimate has been calculated in a comparable way to previous years, with additions as per the most recently issued guidelines. Representation of the positions, views and interests of BP p.l.c. to the institutions of the European Union in areas including: 1. European policy and legislation impacting the business of our company including in the areas of energy, offshore safety, research and innovation, climate change, environmental protection, competition, financial markets and employment. 2. EU international relations with countries and regions of importance to our business operations.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.0This is the total number of permanent staff (full time BP employees) routinely engaged in direct lobbying activities and falling under the scope of the Transparency Register. In addition to the 4 full time employees, we have 4 interns on a temp contract (internship agreement or temp agency such as Randstad) who also need accreditation for access to the European Parliament.3960234639-24active2008-11-14T11:24:31.983+02:002012-11-14T09:04:04.072+02:00Quaker Council for European AffairsQCEAAISBLIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarAlexandraBosbeerHead of OfficeAlexandraBosbeerHead of OfficeSquare Ambiorix501000BrusselsBELGIUM32223049353222306370QCEA blog: http://qceablog.wordpress.com QCEA Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Quaker-Council-for-European-Affairs-QCEA/208820802584092?ref=stream QCEA Twitter account: @QCEAThe twin goals of the Quaker Council for European Affairs are: first, to engage Quakers and those in close sympathy with Quakers in Europe in the political processes of the European Institutions and, second, to influence where possible the policies of the European Institutions in line with the values and concerns of Quakers and those in close sympathy with Quakers in Europe, on matters relating to peace, human rights, economic justice, energy security, sustainability, and transparency.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCustomsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European Networks915Britain Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends16000Ireland Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends1500German Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends270Norway Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends150Sweden Yearly meeting of the Religious Society of Friends100Netherlands Yearly Meeting of the Relgious Society of Friends100France Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends60Switzerland Yearly Meeting of the Religious Societh of Friends75Belgium and Luxembourg Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Fri40Friends World Committee for Consultation EMES20000Europe and Middle East Young Friends100Denmark Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends30QCEA British Committee15Friends of QCEA - Netherlands (VVQREA)10Europe and Middle East Section of Friends World Committee for Consulta120AUSTRIABELGIUMBULGARIACZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYIRELANDITALYLATVIALITUANIALUXEMBOURGNETHERLANDSNORWAYPALESTINIAN OCCUPIED TERRITORYPOLANDSPAINSWEDENSWITZERLANDUNITED KINGDOMThe Quaker Council for European Affairs belongs to the following networks: European Peacebuiding Liaison Office Human Rights and Democracy Network Civil Society Contact Group2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00222298.0222298.0947.0141719.0Grant Giving Trusts30000.0Lettings Income23616.0Publications and Events10385.0Income towards maintenance of building1024.0Bank Interest2160.0Reimbursements of direct costs3303.0Restricted funds for specific projects9144.0150000.0200000.0QCEA has had a change of staff, with two new Joint Representatives and two new Programme Assistants from 1 October 2012. (The information below pertains to the previous year.) On behalf of the Quaker Council for European Affairs the persons listed below have had, during the reporting period, four or more contacts with members or officials of the EU institutions with the objective of influencing the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions; or they have spent 20 percent or more of their working time on behalf of the Quaker Council for European Affairs carrying out such activities: Liz Scurfield - Joint Representative and Head of Office EU policy on justice matters EU Policy in Israel/Palestine EEAS Martina Weitsch - Joint Representative and Head of Office CSDP Peacebuilding Partnership Stability Instrument Conflict Prevention Policy EU Budget Review and Multiannual Financial Framework Horizon 2020, European Security Research Programme and Consultation about future direction in both EEAS EIB Social and Environmental Standards EU Policy in Israel/Palestine Paul Parrish - Advocacy Officer EU Energy Policy EU Climate Policy Isabel Skrine (from October 2011 to July 2012) EU Climate and Energy Policy Hannah Slater (from October 2011 to June 2012) EU policy on Israel/Palestine Cat Hellewell (from October 2011 to June 2012 EU policy on justice matters EU Budget Review and Multiannual Financial FrameworkEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.0We employ: 2 Joint Representatives/Heads of Office 2 Programme Assistants (Stagaires/Interns) All of these staff spend most of their time on advocacy, i.e. activities which fall under the scope of this register.3945154610-54active2008-11-04T19:24:12.910+02:002012-10-31T10:34:51.088+02:00European Anti Poverty NetworkEAPNInternational Association under Belgian LawIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarSergioAiresPresidentFintanFarrellDirectorSquare de Meeus18B-1050BruxellesBELGIUM32 2226 585032 2226 58 69The goal of EAPN is to establish across Europe a democratic and effective network of voluntary groups or non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working against poverty, which shall primarily be an expression of the desire of people experiencing poverty to initiate and effect change in the structures that keep people in a marginalised position. The explicit and main purpose of groups that join the Network must be to empower people and groups experiencing poverty and social exclusion to fulfil their responsibilities, to exercise their rights, to break their isolation and counter their social exclusion. The Network shall pursue three main objectives:  To promote and enhance the effectiveness of actions against poverty and social exclusion;  To help shape social policies and design action programmes  To lobby for and with people and groups experiencing poverty and social exclusion. While EAPN is committed to the eradication of poverty globally the primary focus of our activities is on the eradication of poverty within the member states of the European Union. EAPN is committed to transparency about EU interest representation. EAPN believes that this register fails basic transparency standards and that it does not provide EU lobbying transparency. When registering, we have therefore chosen to give all the relevant information that we consider necessary for lobbying transparency. A credible EU lobbying transparency register should include names of individual lobbyists and the issues that they try to influence, provide precise and comparable financial information on lobbying, ad have effective sanctions to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information disclosed. IN an effort to arrive at a more objective way of calculating lobbying expenditures, we follow the guidelines that result from consultation with public interest organisations, professionals working on lobbying transparency as well as experts on US lobby disclosure legislation. Our registration is therefore providing a more comprehensive calculation of our expenses for activities that aim to influence the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions, and a list of those who, on behalf of EAPN, carry out such activities. Our registration is based on the guidelines for transparent registration developed by the Civil Society Contact Group and ALTER-EU. You can find the guidelines on “http://www.act4europe.org or http://www.alter-eu.org” EAPN as an “interest representative” of people experiencing poverty and social exclusion and the organisations who defend their interests or in which they participate. In that respect in EAPN we try to engage citizens and civil society organisations in discussing European policies and strategies and to make proposals based on their experience and knowledge. This is part of a general effort to help to ensure a closer link between citizens and political decision making, to try to have the ‘voice’ of people experiencing poverty heard in this decision making and to try to build links between the local, regional, national and EU and international levels.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanBudgetCompetitionCultureEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyTaxation051EAPN Belgium - Réseau belge de lutte contre la pauvreté - Belgisch1EAPN Bulgaria - Bulgarian Anti Poverty Network1EAPN Czech Republic1EAPN Cyprus - National Anti-Poverty Network Cyprus1EAPN Denmark - DANEMU (Danish network against exclusion)1EAPN Finland - EAPN-Fin1EAPN France1EAPN Germany - Nationale Armutskonfrenz Deutschland1EAPN Greece - Ελληνικό Δίκτυο για την Καταπολέμηση της Φτώχειας1EAPN Hungary - Hungarian Anti Poverty Network (HAPN)1EAPN Ireland1EAPN Italy – CILAP1EAPN Lithunia – Lithunian National Anti Poverty Network1EAPN Luxembourg - EAPN Lëtzebuerg1EAPN Malta1EAPN Netherlands – EAPN Nederland1EAPN Norway – Velferdsalliansen1EAPN Portugal Rede Europeia Anti Pobreza / Portugal – REAPN1EAPN Romania - RENASIS1EAPN Slovakia – Slovak Anti Poverty Netrwork1EAPN Spain - EAPN-España1EAPN Sweden - EAPN Sverige1EAPN UK1ATD Fourth World1BABELEA1Caritas Europa1EMMAÜS Europe1Eurochild1EURODIACONIA1EAPN Estonia1European Federation of Food Banks1European Foundation for Street Children Worldwide (EFSCW)1European Network against Racism (ENAR)1European Network of One Parent Families (ENOP)1European Network of the Unemployed (ENU)1European Older People's Platform (AGE)1International Association of Charities (AIC)1International Federation of Settlements and Neighbourhood Centres1International Network of Street Papers (INSP)1International Voluntary Women’s Group for Education and Developmen1Mental Health Social Exclusion Europa (SMES Europa)1Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants (PICUM1Red Cross / EU Office1Salvation Army1Save the Children1EAPN Austria - Die Armutskonferenz1EAPN Slovenia1European Consumer Debt Netwrok1EAPN Iceland1EAPN Serbia1EAPN FYROM1AUSTRIABELGIUMBULGARIACYPRUSCZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAFINLANDFRANCEGERMANYGREECEHUNGARYIRELANDITALYLITUANIALUXEMBOURGMALTANETHERLANDSNORWAYPOLANDPORTUGALROMANIASLOVAKIASLOVENIASPAINSWEDENUNITED KINGDOMPlease note that the information above about the number of members of each of our members is not correct. I just put the figure 1 to get past this page so that I don't loose the information I have already given. I hope that once I have registered that I will be able to get back to this registration and insert the correct information about the numbers of members of our members. Social Platform (The Platform of European Social NGOs)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:001451162.01748363.01731613.0280451.00.016750.016750.0Training and Conference Fees0.0250000.0300000.0AS percentages have not changed much between 2008 and 2009 I have not updated this section. Following the guidelines of the EU Civil Society Contact Group and Alter EU, EAPN has calculated that it has spent an estimated 299049 Euro in 2008 on activities carried out with the objective of influencing the policy formulation and decision making processes of the European Union Institutions. This figure is arrived at by calculating 50% of the staff costs for staff who work on policy, plus 50% of meetings organised where an element of such meetings included trying to influence policy. Please note that in addition to the above EAPN was contracted on a non profit basis by the Slovenian Presidency of the EU to organise the 7th European Meeting of People experiencing poverty. Also please note that the aim of the work of EAPN is to help to reduce the gap between people experiencing poverty, the organisation which represents their interests and in which they participate and the European Union decision making processes. In order to achieve this bottom up participation we develop participatory structures including statutory bodies, working groups and the organisation of seminars and workshops in which a large number of participants from the diverse corners of Europe participate. On behalf of EAPN the people listed below have had during the reporting period four or more contacts with members of officials of the EU Institutions with the objective of influencing the policy making and decision making process of the European Union institutions, or they have spent 20% or more of their working time on behalf of EAPN carrying out such activities. The information gives also indicates the area of EU policies on which we tried to have influence: Fintan Farrell • Follow up of Europe 2020, Active Inclusion, Lisbon Treaty in particular the social mainstreaming clause • The implementation of the Europe 2020 strtagey and the Platform against Popverty • The EU Budget review • The EU Inclusion Strategy (Social Open Method of Coordination) • The use of EU Technical Assistance money under Structural Funds • The proposal for an article 13 EU Anti Discrimination Directive • The Active Inclusion Recommendations and in particular the adequacy of minimum income schemes Sian Jones • Follow up on EU Inclusion Strategy (Social Open Method of Coordination) • Active Inclusion Consultations, Communication and Recommendation. • Follow up on the EU 2020 Stratgey • European Employment Strategy and Integrated Guidelines • The Energy Package, particularly the Regulation of the Internal Market on Electricity/Gas • The Energy Charter and Energy Declaration (Parliamentary) • Services Directive and Communication on Services of General Interest Vincent Caron • Structural funds, • Proposal for a new EU directive on anti-discrimination • Amana Ferro • The European Employment Strategy : Including debate on Flexicurity, Active Labour Market Policies, work of the Employment Committee, Mutual Leaning Programme, role of Social Economy. • The Active inclusion strategy (OMC for Social Inclusion and Social Protection) • Adequacy of Minimum Income schemes in Europe Please note that EAPN relies heavily n its members to engage and support it’s lobbying activities. Therefore in addition to the above many of our members assist this work. Therefore we have asked our members to register separately to this register.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.02849769605-01active2008-11-04T11:31:14.573+02:002012-10-10T16:38:10.926+02:00International Dalit Solidarity NetworkIDSNNon-governmental organisationIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarRikkeNöhrlindCoordinatorMaiaIngvardson Programme OfficerFælledvej 1227388930DK-2200København NDENMARK4560433432IDSN is an international lobby and advocacy network with a secretariat based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The organisation was founded in March 2000 as an informal network by a group of international human rights organisations, Dalit Solidarity networks in Europe and the National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights in India. In 2003, it was officially registered as an NGO. The international secretariat of IDSN is based in Copenhagen with four staff members. Together with member organisations and associates, IDSN carries out EU lobby activities.IDSN works for the following objectives: • To work for the global recognition of Dalit human rights and contribute to the fight against caste discrimination and other forms of discrimination based on work and descent around the world by raising awareness and building solidarity. • To advocate for Dalit rights - seeking to influence policies of governments and international bodies and institutions, to monitor enforcement and implementation of anti-caste discrimination measures, and to facilitate Dalit rights interventions at various levels internationally, including at the EU and UN level. • To expand and consolidate the work of IDSN through effective networking and coordination.globalDevelopmentEmployment and Social AffairsExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHumanitarian AidJustice and Fundamental RightsTrade024The National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights – India0The Dalit NGO Federation – Nepal0Bangladesh Dalit Rights and Excluded People’s Movement0The Dalit Solidarity Network – UK0The Dalit Solidarity Platform – Germany0The Dalit Network – Netherlands0The Dalit Solidarity Network – Denmark0The Dalit Solidarity Network – Sweden0The Finnish Dalit Solidarity Network0The Dalit Solidarity Network – Belgium0Human Rights Watch0The Lutheran World Federation0The International Movement Against all Forms of Discrimination and Rac0Anti-Slavery International0The Minority Rights Group International0The Asian Human Rights Commission0The Robert F. Kennedy Foundation0ICMICA/Pax Romana0FORUM-ASIA0The World Council of Churches0The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative0Asian Centre for Human Rights0Center for Human Rights and Global Justice0Dalit Solidarity Network Pakistan0BANGLADESHBELGIUMDENMARKFINLANDGERMANYINDIAJAPANNEPALNETHERLANDSPAKISTANSRI LANKASWEDENSWITZERLANDUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESIDSN is a member of the Human Rights and Development Network2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0049372.0384356.0218446.0134202.034872.0165910.0INGOs162782.0Interest earned293.0Other2835.050000.0100000.0IDSN is a non-partisan and non-profit membership organization dedicated to work for the elimination of discrimination based on work and descent. IDSN is not a funding body. No part of its net income shall accrue to the benefit of any organization or individual. IDSN is an independent organization which acts independently from any policies and priorities made by governments. IDSN does not have any ties with any government or state agencies. IDSN has worked with and benefited from its association with a number of international organizations consisting of three types of organizations: International human rights organizations; international non-governmental development organizations; research institutions and international faith bodies. IDSN is a coalition between national Dalit advocacy groups in caste-affected countries, national Dalit Solidarity Networks in Europe and the US, and international human rights and development organisations. Actions draw upon the resources of the network members and aims to link grassroots priorities with international mechanisms and institutions to make an effective contribution to the liberation of those affected by caste discrimination. IDSN brings together organisations, institutions and individuals concerned with caste-based discrimination and aims to link grassroots priorities with international mechanisms and institutions to make an effective contribution to the liberation of those affected by caste discrimination. As an international lobby and advocacy network, IDSN targets international level institutions such as the EU and the UN. All activities are carried out by members in the network, with the assistance of the IDSN Secretariat.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.07206466623-36active2008-11-07T12:01:19.347+02:002012-10-25T09:29:55.398+02:00PLATAFORMA DE ONG DE ACCION SOCIALPOASASOCIACIONIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarJUANLARA CREVILLENPRESIDENTEMaria Luisa Gomez CrespodirectoraTribulete1828012MADRIDSPAIN3491535102634915350582La Plataforma es una organización de ámbito estatal, privada, aconfesional y sin ánimo de lucro, declarada de utilidad pública y que trabaja para promover el pleno desarrollo de los derechos sociales y civiles de los colectivos más vulnerables y desprotegidos de nuestro país. La Plataforma promueve la participación de la ciudadanía en las organizaciones sociales y el voluntariado en general, y se dirige al conjunto social creando información, conciencia y opinión en relación con el desarrollo de los derechos sociales y con el papel de la sociedad civil organizada en los asuntos políticos. Son fines de la Plataforma: 1. - Promover las condiciones para que la libertad y la igualdad del individuo y de los grupos en que se integra sean reales y efectivas. 2. - Eliminar obstáculos que impidan o dificulten la plenitud de las personas. 3. - Contribuir a la inclusión y cohesión sociales y luchar para combatir las situaciones de marginación y discriminación social. 4. - Defender los derechos civiles, políticos, económicos, sociales y culturales de los sectores más vulnerables. 5. - Mejorar el Tercer Sector de Acción Social. 6. - Favorecer su articulación en el ámbito estatal y autonómico. 7. - Fomentar la calidad en los programas, servicios y actuaciones de sus entidades miembros.nationalDevelopmentEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthYouth025Asociación Española contra el Cancer83792ASDE28906ATIME16550CARITAS91035CEAR18CEPAIM1082CERMI34CONFEDERACION ESTATAL PERSONAS SORDAS30000COCEDER1962COCEMFE189675CRUZ ROJA ESPAÑOLA723040FEDERACION DIDANIA36EAPN-ES25FEAPS188386FEMUR300000FUNDACION JUAN CIUDAD1073FEDERACION MUJERES PROGRESISTAS7250FUNDACION SECRETARIADO GITANO0FUNDACION L´ESPLAI271MEDICOS DEL MUNDO86398ONCE67749UNION DE PENSIONISTAS849872UNAD254UNAF1835673UNION ROMANI11599SPAINLa Plataforma pertenece a importantes redes europeas( como la Plataforma Social Europea) e internacionales ( como CIVICUS, Pacto Mundial de Nacioens Unidas), además de establecer colaboraciones estables con con redes estatales ( Coordinadora de ONG para el Desarrollo, Plataforma de Voluntariado, Plataforma de organizaciones de infancia, CEPES, Consejo de la Juventud,), entre otras. La Plataforma de ONG de Acción Social está comprometida con la transparencia en la representación de intereses de la UE. La Plataforma considera que este registro adolece de standares de transparencia y no aporta transparencia al lobby europeo. Al registrarnos, estamos sin embargo eligiendo dar toda la inforamción relevante que consideramos necesaria para ejercer el lobby con transparencia. Un registro de lobby transparente debe incluir los nombres de las personas individuales y los temas en los que tratan de incidir, aportando precisa información sobre la capacidad económica del lobby. Nuestro registro esta fundamentado es la guía para el registro transparente desarrollado por el Civil Society Contact Group y ALTER-EU.2009-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002009-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00334771.0270143.0270143.064628.054121.0ingresos financieros9749.0otros ingresos758.0Siguiendo las líneas del EU Civil Society Contact Group y de la Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation en la UE, la Plataforma de ONG de Acción Social ha calculado que gasta aproximadamente unos 5.000 euros en el 2007 en actividaes llevadas a cabo con el objetivo de influenciar la formulación de polítcas y decisiones a nivel europeo. Estrategia europea del empleo e inclusión social Derechos Sociales Modelo Social Europeo/Carta Social europea Modelos de diálogo de la sociedad civil en redes internacionales en los países miembros de la UEEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative8.08600176615-71active2008-11-05T18:39:03.131+02:002012-10-23T18:41:41.727+02:00FUNDACION ALZHEIMER ASTURIASFAAFUNDACIONIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarLAUREANOFAUSTINO C. RODRIGUEZPRESIDENTELAUREANOFAUSTINO C. RODRIGUEZPRESIDENTE DEL PATRONATOAPARTADO DE CORREOS #1005100533200GIJON - PRINCIPADO DE ASTURIASSPAIN034984192020034984193030CAPITULO II / ARTICULO 5 / OBJETO DE LA FUNDACIÓN ALZHEIMER ASTURIAS / FINES, ACTIVIDADES Y SU DESARROLLO La FUNDACIÓN ALZHEIMER ASTURIAS, tiene por objeto: Primero - Facilitar información y orientación a las personas que sufran síntomas de la Enfermedad de Alzheimer o que deseen una asistencia preventiva de la misma, así como a los familiares y allegados de las mismas; proporcionar y procurar asistencia sanitaria y técnica a las personas que se encuentren afectadas por la llamada Enfermedad de Alzheimer y otras demencias, bien en centros y establecimientos de la propia Fundación, bien mediante conciertos y acuerdos con Centros hospitalarios institucionales o centros privados. Segundo - Promover la investigación y el estudio de la llamada Enfermedad de Alzheimer y en particular, de la patología del cerebro relativa al deterioro de las neuronas o células del sistema nervioso, al objeto de conseguir avances. Realizar toda clase de actividades que tengan como fin el desarrollo de la terapéutica de los procesos patológicos de las células del cerebro. Para el alcance y logro de estos objetivos, la FUNDACIÓN ALZHEIMER ASTURIAS, podrá realizar, entre otras, las siguientes actividades: a) - Ayudar a las familias a soportar el impacto psicológico y moral que supone la Enfermedad de Alzheimer y otras demencias y tratar de orientar hacia una atención integral del Enfermo y su entorno familiar. Informar y sensibilizar a la sociedad. b) - Asesorar e informar en cuestiones médicas, psicológicas, legales, económicas o de asistencia social relacionadas con la Enfermedad de Alzheimer y otras demencias, tratando de promocionar la necesidad de un diagnostico correcto para mejorar la detección y tratamiento precoz de la Enfermedad. Difundir los conocimientos que se vayan alcanzando entre los profesionales de la salud, las familias y el público en general. c) - Proporcionar a los medios de comunicación para su difusión, todo lo que haga referencia al posible diagnostico de esta enfermedad y terapia de la misma, al objeto de facilitar la asistencia adecuada. d) - Facilitar la asistencia a los enfermos para mejorar su calidad de vida al máximo posible. Intervenir de forma directa y/o indirecta con los Enfermos de Alzheimer y/o Demencia, mediante técnicas psicoterapéuticas, fisioterapéuticas u otras terapias multidisciplinares, para tratar de ralentizar el proceso de deterioro y conseguir ofrecer una atención integral, que junto a otras situaciones que crean dependencia, hagan posible el retraso en el desarrollo de la incapacidad. e) - Alentar y fomentar los estudios sobre la incidencia, evolución terapéutica y posible etiología de la Enfermedad. Fomentar y estimular la investigación fundamental, clínica y científica, puesto que la causa y tratamiento de la Enfermedad de Alzheimer, permanecen, hasta ahora, desconocidos; tratando de mejorar el conocimiento de la Enfermedad en sus aspectos biológicos, clínicos y psicosociales. f) - Mantener los contactos necesarios con entidades y asociaciones dedicadas al estudio de la enfermedad dentro y fuera de España, con el propósito de estar al día en los avances científicos que se produzcan en esta materia y así poder informar a los familiares de los enfermos. g) - Conseguir el apoyo de las Administraciones (Estatales, Autonómicas, Locales, etc.), de las organizaciones filantrópicas, de los medios de comunicación y de las personas, para subsanar las carencias actuales, fomentando el desarrollo de los recursos que se precisen y facilitar el acceso a los recursos sanitarios y sociales existentes, evitando cualquier tipo de discriminación, posibilitando que la Atención Primaria sea el centro y el eje fundamental de la atención y coordinación. h) – Se potenciará que la Fundación pueda ser un mediador y/o interlocutor válido entre el colectivo que representa y las distintas autoridades, instituciones públicas y/o privadas y otros estamentos y sectores de la sociedad en general. i) - Estimular lsub-nationalnationalEmployment and Social AffairsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHumanitarian AidPublic Health72ASOCIACION ALZHEIMER ASTURIAS / A.F.A.-ASTURIAS2000AFA-ASTURIAS2000SPAINLa FUNDACIÓN ALZHEIMER ASTURIAS es miembro de la ASOCIACION ESPAÑOLA DE FUNDACIONES. Es miembro del Consejo Autonómico de Fundaciones del Principado de Asturias y pertenece al Grupo Sectorial de Fundaciones de la Salud.  lfcr 2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00100000.080000.080000.020000.020000.0Cuentas auditadas por el Gobierno del Principado de Asturias / Protectorado de Fundaciones Registro de Fundaciones Asistenciales FUNDACION: Ejercicio Económico Admón. Principado de Asturias-Rgtro.Salida Deposito Cuentas en Protectorado Sección 4ª Tomo: Nº Hoja Numero Inscripci Ley Decreto de aplicación AS-045 2001 200221000010914 09/10/02–09:19:29 03/10/2002 DOS 21 Primera Artic.41.2/Decreto 18/96, de 23 Mayo AS-045 2002 200321000006354-21/05/03–08:39:26 19/05/2003 DOS 21 Segunda Artic.41.2/Decreto 18/96, de 23 Mayo AS-045 2003 200460500017131-30/06/04–08:28:21 28/06/2004 DOS 21 Tercera Artic.41.2/Decreto 18/96, de 23 Mayo AS-045 2004 200560500034531- 05/08/05-13:00:38 03/08/2005 DOS 21 Cuarta Artic.41.2/Decreto 18/96, de 23 Mayo AS-045 2005 200660500052242- 09/10/06-09:24:06 05/10/2006 DOS 21 Quinta Artic.41.2/Decreto 18/96, de 23 Mayo AS-045 2006 200760500032065- 30/05/07-11:52:24 28/05/2007 DOS 21 (dorso) Sexta Artic.41.2/Decreto 18/96, de 23 Mayo ver actividades en: www.fundacionalzheimer.comEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.06186039653-18active2008-11-18T17:09:48.773+02:002012-10-23T10:35:47.026+02:00Associazione Italiana Lattiero-CaseariaASSOLATTEassociazione senza scopo di lucroII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsGiuseppeAmbrosiPresidenteRosannaPecerehead of officeAdige2020135MilanoITALY00390272021817Rosanna PECERE ASSOLATTE (Représentation à Bruxelles) Av. de la Joyeuse Entrée 1 1040 Bruxelles Tel OO32 (0)2 2861258 e-mail assolatte.bxl@skynet.beNata nel 1945, Assolatte - Associazione Italiana Lattiero Casearia - è una libera associazione industriale. Assolatte è l'organo nazionale preposto a rappresentare e tutelare gli interessi economici e sindacali delle industrie italiane che operano nel comparto lattiero caseario Sono presenti tutti i settori merceologici. Nell'ambito dei quattro fondamentali comparti - latte, yogurt, burro e formaggi - figurano i tesori della grande tradizione casearia italiana e i più raffinati prodotti innovativi. La missione di Assolatte si sviluppa in tre diverse aree d'intervento: l'area della rappresentanza di settore, l'area del servizio alle imprese, l'area dell'informazione verso il consumatore.nationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyInternal MarketTradeAssolatte aderisce e partecipa ufficialmente all'attività di numerosi organismi nazionali e comunitari, tra i quali: Nazionali - CONFINDUSTRIA - FEDERALIMENTARE (Presidenza) - COMITATO ITALIANO FIL/IDF - Federazione Internazionale del Latte (Assolatte ne detiene la Segreteria) - AFIDOP - Associazione Formaggi Italiani DOP e IGP (Assolatte ne detiene la Segreteria) - UNI - Ente Italiano di Normazione Volontaria Comunitari - EDA - European Dairy Association (vice-Presidenza) - ASSIFONTE - Associazione Europea Produttori Formaggi Fusi2010-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-06-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0- Attività di rappresentanza degli interessi italiani presso le Istituzioni comunitarie e le Rappresentanze a Bruxelles - Definizione delle posizioni specifiche e degli orientamenti italiani da sviluppare in sede comunitaria e nazionale - Partecipazione a gruppi di lavoro europei per definire le posizioni settoriali in ambito legislativo, regolamentare e nelle relazioni commerciali con i Paesi Terzi - Interventi specifici sulla base di richieste aziendali - Servizi alle imprese richiedenti - Monitoraggio ed informative sull'evoluzione delle politiche comunitarie e delle relazioni internazionali UEEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.01440784614-93active2008-11-05T17:59:34.563+02:002012-10-09T10:36:47.084+02:00Institut de la Protection sociale EuropéenneIpseassociation loi 1901III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarDominiqueBoucherdélégué généralDominiqueBoucherdélégué généralboulevard de Magenta9275010ParisFRANCE0033140377388bureau de l'Ipse à Bruxelles: Ipse square Gutemberg, 8 B-1000 Bruxelles BelgiqueL’Ipse agit pour accompagner la construction européenne d’une protection sociale solidaire en favorisant le dialogue social et le débat autour d’un modèle social européen. FAVORISER LES RELATIONS : L’Ipse concourt à la recherche de convergences entre des institutions sociales, de sécurité sociale, des mutuelles et des organismes mutualistes ou paritaires, des associations et d’autres sociétés de personnes, porteuses de réalisations communes.Cette activité s’étend aussi bien dans le cadre européen que dans un cadre national. RÉALISER LES RENCONTRES IPSE : L’Ipse organise des colloques : les Rencontres Ipse lieux d’échange et de débat. L’Ipse informe de l’évolution des règles et pratiques sociales européennes, de l’évolution des projets des organes de décisions européens dans les divers domaines de la protection sociale, par des supports propres à l’Ipse, (Folio, site internet...). L’Ipse sensibilise à l’environnement international et particulièrement européen nécessaire à la prise de décision des instances des acteurs sociaux. L’Ipse améliore ainsi les possibilités de compréhension des atouts et des écueils de chacun à participer à l’émergence de l’Europe sociale en favorisant ainsi les synergies. INFORMER, CONSEILLER : L’Ipse répond aux sollicitations des organismes sociaux, des centres de formation, des partenaires sociaux, des entreprises, pour l’animation de conférences ou de sessions de formation. L’Ipse bénéficie d’un agrément comme centre de formation. RÉPONDRE AUX DEMANDES D’ÉTUDES : L’Ipse réalise un ensemble d’études et de recherches portant sur la connaissance et l’évolution de secteurs d’activités professionnelles, ainsi que sur l’évolution et les perspectives des régimes sociaux et des institutions sociales.nationaleuropeanCompetitionEmployment and Social AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthTaxation1027Adrea Mutuelles1AG2R - La Mondiale1Apicil1Arpege1Audiens1Chorum1D&O1FNMF1Harmonie Mutualité1Humanis1INPC1Ircem1IRP-Auto1LMDE1Malakoff-Mederic1Mornay1Macif Mutualité1Domplus1Ocirp1ProBTP1Réunica1UMC1Unmi1UNPMF1SMI1UNME1Rehalto1BELGIUMFRANCEGERMANYPORTUGAL2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00895000.0895000.0773000.0produits financiers5500.0produits activités116500.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.07777147632-40active2008-11-12T14:28:10.256+02:002012-10-16T11:35:34.758+02:00Svenska FondhandlareföreningenFHFIdeell föreningII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsKerstinHermanssonVDLarsAfrellChief legal counselBlasieholmsgatan51426111 84StockholmSWEDEN468 56260700Svenska Fondhandlareföreningen är en samarbetsorganisation för företag som driver värdepappersrörelse. Föreningen verkar för en sund, stark och effektiv svensk värdepappersmarknad. Medlemmarna består av både banker och värdepappersbolag som driver värdepappersrörelse i Sverige. Svenska Fondhandlareföreningen har 33 medlemmar. Föreningen har stor juridisk kompetens inom områden som rör värdepappershandel och föreningen fungerar som remissinstans. Kopplat till Svenska Fondhandlareföreningen finns Svenska Fondhandlareföreningen Service AB som handhar all administration. Svenska Fondhandlareföreningen bedriver genom SwedSec Licensiering AB ett licensiering- och disciplinförfarande för anställda på den svenska värdepappersmarknaden. Syftet med verksamheten är att skapa och upprätthålla allmänhetens förtroende för branschen. Bland föreningens uppgifter ingår även att medverka till en så säker och väl fungerande derivatmarknad som möjligt. I linje med detta ligger den verksamhet som bedrivs av Clearing Control AB som har till uppgift att kontrollera att alla som gör affärer på den svenska marknaden för standardiserade derivat har tecknat ett standardavtal som ger rätt till sådan handel. CCAB ägs till hälften var av fondhandlareföreningen och NasdaqOMX. Fondhandlareföreningen är med och finansierar Konsumenternas Bank- och finansbyrå, tillsammans med Fondbolagens Förening och Bankföreningen.nationaleuropeanCompetitionConsumer AffairsGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketEFSA, European Forum for Securities Associations ICSA, International Council of Securities Associations NSA, Nordic Securities Association2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative6.06542607659-70active2008-11-20T15:20:53.053+02:002012-10-24T09:54:36.610+02:00Danske MaritimeDMOrganisationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJennyBraatAdministrerende direktørJennyBraatAdministrerende direktørAmaliegade33B, 4.sal1256København KDENMARK4533132416Kontor i Bruxelles: 79, Rue du Cornet B-1040 Bruxelles tel.: +32 2 230 69 34 fax.: +32 2 230 71 39Brancheforeningen Danske Maritime er et knudepunkt for dansk forankrede virksomheder med maritime forretningsområder. Brancheforeningen har virket med succes, siden den blev etableret i 1919 under navnet Skibsværftsforeningen. Danske Maritime fremmer vilkårene for de danske maritime virksomheder. Endeligt er Danske Maritime et videnscenter, der servicerer medlemsvirksomheder, offentlige myndigheder og pressen med den nyeste viden omkring forhold, der har relevans for den maritime sektor i DanmarknationalCompetitionEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureInternal MarketRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportSEA Europe - Ships and maritime Equipment Association CESA - Community of European Shipyards' Associations EMEC - Den europæiske maritime udstyrsindustri DI - Dansk Industri Orgalime - The European Engineering Interest of the mechanical, Electrical , electronic, Metalworking & Metal Articles industries CEMEET - Council of European Employeers of the Metal, Engineering and technology based industries.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Deltager i EUROVIP projektet. Har modtagt forskud i 2011 på cs. 18.750 €Konkurrence Forskning, udvikling og innovation Klima, miljø Beskæftigelse Uddannelse Industri og transportEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.09146012673-91active2008-11-26T10:12:35.600+02:002012-10-30T09:57:56.034+02:00Bundesverband AltölBVAEingetragener Verein (e.V.)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsChristianHartmannPräsidentHorstLaneusGeschäftsführerPirschgang4215745WildauGERMANY493375520788Der BVA setzt sich für die ökologische Aufbereitung von Altöl zu Basisöl ein. Er setzt sich für entsprechende Rahmenbedingungen in Europa und Deutschland ein.nationaleuropeanCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnvironmentTaxationDer BVA ist Mitglied in der unabhängigen Union der europäischen Schmierstoffindustrie in Brüssel, UEIL und damit auch seiner Gruppe der europäischen Zweitraffinerien, GEIR2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.01000.0Abfallrichtlinie, Energisteuern,Rohstoffeffizienz, REACH, BREF,European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.09931891670-73active2008-11-25T15:06:54.412+02:002012-11-22T12:47:48.284+02:00Federazione Nazionale dell'Industria Chimica italianaFEDERCHIMICAAssociazioneII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsClaudioBenedettiDirettore GeneraleMarcelloAccorsiDirettore della Delegazione di BruxellesGiovanni da Procida1120149MilanoITALY3902345651Delegazione di FEDERCHIMICA presso l'Unione europea: Av. de la Joyeuse Entrée 1, 1040 Bruxelles.Federchimica, Federazione Nazionale dell'Industria Chimica, ha per scopo di: a) favorire il progresso dell'industria chimica operante in Italia nell'interesse generale della produzione industriale nazionale, promuovendo forme di solidarietà e di collaborazione fra le imprese associate e le rispettive Associazioni di settore, curando l'assistenza e la tutela dei loro interessi in tutti i problemi economici, sociali, sindacali e culturali, che direttamente o indirettamente le riguardano; b) rappresentare, nei limiti dello Statuto, le imprese associate nei rapporti con le Associazioni, Fondazioni, Istituzioni pubbliche e private - comprese le Istituzioni specializzate -, Consorzi, Società, Enti, Organizzazioni; nazionali, esteri e sovranazionali, nonché le altre componenti della Società; c) promuovere e coordinare l'attività delle diverse Associazioni di settore, assicurando un'armonica tutela degli interessi e fornendo ad esse l'assistenza per il raggiungimento degli scopi che si prefiggono; d) svolgere, conformemente alle prestazioni ad essa attribuite nell'ambito del sistema di Confindustria, le seguenti funzioni: - tutelare le attività delle imprese associate sul piano economico e sindacale stipulando contratti collettivi di lavoro riguardanti i settori rappresentati; - provvedere all'informazione ed alla consulenza dei soci relativamente ai problemi generali e specifici di loro interesse; - organizzare, direttamente o indirettamente, ricerche e studi, dibattiti e convegni su temi economici, ambientali e sociali di generale interesse dei settori rappresentati; - raccogliere ed elaborare elementi, notizie e dati riguardanti le condizioni e l'attività delle imprese associate, promuovendo all'uopo anche la necessaria informativa; - promuovere l’esercizio dell’attività dei Soci nel rispetto delle regole della concorrenza; - promuovere ed organizzare corsi di formazione per le imprese associate; e) favorire e promuovere ogni iniziativa diretta a comunicare una corretta immagine dell'attività chimica, operando in modo tale che la stessa immagine venga presentata dalle imprese associate al mondo esterno, in armonia con il quadro generale definito per l'intero settore; f) svolgere opera di conciliazione nei casi di contrasti fra componenti merceologiche appartenenti alla Federazione e, più in generale, di assumere ogni iniziativa efficace al fine di potenziare la solidarietà fra le imprese associate e di intensificare la collaborazione tra le componenti merceologiche in cui le stesse sono raggruppate; g) promuovere ed organizzare attività ausiliarie per le imprese associate, ivi compreso partecipare o contribuire ad: Associazioni, Fondazioni, Istituzioni pubbliche e private - comprese le Istituzioni specializzate -, Consorzi, Società, Enti, Organizzazioni; nazionali, esteri e sovranazionali. La Federazione non ha natura commerciale e non persegue scopi di lucro. La Federazione può promuovere o partecipare ad attività di natura imprenditoriale finalizzate ad una migliore realizzazione degli scopi associativi. La Federazione è apartitica e persegue i suoi scopi mantenendo la propria autonomia. La Federazione adotta il Codice etico di Confindustria e la Carta dei Valori associativi, ispirando ad essi le proprie modalità organizzative ed i propri comportamenti ed impegna i soci alla loro osservanza.sub-nationalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeCEFIC - European Chemical Industry Council Confindustria - Confederazione Industria Italiana2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0450000.0500000.0la Delegazione di FEDERCHIMICA presso l'Unione Europea: - fornisce servizi ed informazioni alla struttura interna di FEDERCHIMICA ed alle sue imprese associate; - rappresenta FEDERCHIMICA in riunioni con CEFIC, Confindustria e Rappresentanza Permanente italiana presso l'Unione Europea; - monitora l'iter legislativo comunitario; - elabora advocacy action plans per la Federazione, le Associazioni di settore e le imprese associate.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.03647455667-08active2008-11-24T16:43:31.365+02:002013-05-15T13:59:46.275+02:00Conféderation Européenne des Propriétaires ForestiersCEPFASBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDr. RequardtAljoschaSecretary GeneralAljoschaDr. RequardtSecretary GeneralRue du Luxembourg66not applicable1000BrusselsBELGIUM32022392300The Confederation of European Forest Owners (CEPF) is the umbrella association of national forest owner organizations in the European Union. It works as the representative of family forestry in Europe, by promoting the values of private property ownership and sustainable forest management. CEPF's mission is to assist and strengthen an economically viable, socially beneficial, culturally valuable and ecologically responsible sustainable management of private forests. CEPF serves the interests of the approximately 16 million forest owners. They are private individuals and families who take care of more than half of the forest area of the European Union. These forests pass from one generation to the next through inheritance. The forests are not only inherited from our parents, they are on loan from our children.europeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentEnergyEnvironment2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0350000.0400000.0The CEPF activities aim at fostering reliable political framework conditions and strengthening national forest owners’ organizations capacities in order to maintain and enhance an economically viable, socially beneficial, culturally valuable and ecologically responsible sustainable forest management. The individual forest owners are part of social networks from semi-rural to remote rural areas to which Community policies may be not easily communicated. CEPF acts on emerging issues, making expert and constructive contributions on behalf of the forest owners. In this sense, CEPF has a bridge building role, enabling family forest owners from the local level to voice their concerns and transfer their knowledge to be available at the European level. CEPF represents the interests of these forest owners through active participation in, monitoring of and working with the institutions of the European Union and other international initiatives. CEPF has a active role in the EU Advisory Group on Forestry and Cork. The Advisory Group includes representatives of European forest owner organisations (public and private), forest-based industries, environmental NGOs, forest trade unions, traders and consumer groups. It has 49 members, off which CEPF holds 9 seats. CEPF has an observer status in leading processes and organizations which shape forestry and forest policy in Europe and worldwide. ECOSOC - United Nations Economic and Social Council UNFF - United Nations Forum on Forests UNFCCC - United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change FAO - COFO Food and Agricultural Organisation – Committee on Forestry FOREST EUROPE - Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forest in Europe PEFC - Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification Since 1996, CEPF is a member of the European Forest Institute (EFI), which mission is to carry out, strengthen, and mobilise forest research and expertise aimed at addressing policy-relevant needs with regard to forests and their governance in Europe. CEPF is a member of the International Family Forestry Alliance - IFFA a worldwide organization, which represents more than 25 million forest owners. Since 2010, CEPF hosts the IFFA Secretariat. Since 2011 CEPF is also a member of IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature which is the world’s largest global environmental network with more than 1 000 governmentand NGO member organisations, and almost 11 000 volunteer scientists in more than 160 countries.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.00714344663-32active2008-11-21T13:57:09.690+02:002012-11-20T16:14:56.743+02:00Deutsche Lufthansa AGDLHAktiengesellschaftII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsDr. ChristophFranzVorstandsvorsitzenderRegulaDettling-OttVice President EU-AffairsVon-Gablenz-Strasse2-650679KölnGERMANY49221 8260Herr Thomas Kropp Bevollmächtigter des Vorstandes Leiter Konzernpolitik Friedrichstrasse 118 10117 Berlin Deutschland Tel: +49 30 8875 3030 bercp@dlh.de Prof. Dr. Regula Dettling-Ott Leiterin Konzernrepräsentanz Beauftragte des Vorstands Deutsche Lufthansa AG Konzernrepräsentanz Brüssel Rue du Luxembourg 3 B - 1000 Brüssel Tel: +32 2 627 4035 Fax: +32 2 627 4036 E-Mail: brucp@dlh.deDie Deutsche Lufthansa AG ist ein weltweit tätiger Luftfahrtkonzern mit rund 400 Konzern- und Beteiligungsgesellschaften. Das Unternehmen ist in fünf Geschäftsfeldern aktiv: Die Lufthansa Passage Airlines sind der Nukleus des Konzerns. Die Bedeutung der anderen Geschäftsfelder orientiert sich vor allem daran, inwiefern sie als Dienstleister für wesentliche Produktionsfaktoren und Infrastruktur die Weiterentwicklungsfähigkeit des Kerngeschäftsfelds Passagierbeförderung stärken oder einen bedeutenden Kompetenz-Fit aufweisen. Logistik, Technik, IT Services und Catering bilden die weiteren Geschäftsfelder des Konzerns.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnvironmentExternal RelationsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketRegional PolicyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportAEA IATA BDI2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0350000.0400000.0Vertretung der Deutschen Lufthansa AG gegenüber den Europäischen Institutionen in Brüssel. Schwerpunkt sind die zunehmend von der EU bestimmten Bereiche der allgemeinen Verkehrs-, Umwelt-, Verbraucher-, Liberalisierungs- und Wettbewerbspolitik.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.01083333660-35active2008-11-21T11:36:18.802+02:002013-05-13T11:47:25.481+02:00European Quality Assurance Association for Panels and ProfilesEPAQe.V.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsRalfPodleschnySecretary GeneralRalfPodleschnySecretary GeneralMax-Planck-Straße440237DüsseldorfGERMANY49211 6989411The European Quality Assurance Association for Panels and Profiles – EPAQ – was established in 2003 to secure the quality of metal profiles and metal sandwich panels for those manufacturers who are in favour of products with good quality. The tasks and objectives of EPAQ are as follows: Establishing quality rules for panels and profiles made of metal, based upon harmonized European standards Labelling of panels and profiles which are controlled on the basis of the EPAQ-Quality Regulations by the EPAQ-Quality Label “EPAQ-Quality” Promotion of quality in European standardization in all Technical Committees of CEN which are relevant for panels and profiles under the scope of EPAQ Establishing a voluntary third party control for EPAQ-members Coordination of the work of third parties who are testing and auditing on the basis of EPAQ Quality Regulations Supporting transfer of knowledge between third parties to eliminate differences in performing product tests Improvement of testing methods to guarantee the quality of products Supporting a free market without trade barriers for panels and profiles Acting against misleading information on the market towards the customers, by any party, eventually even panel and profile manufacturers Promotion of products of good quality on the European market Information of the customers about quality aspects Cooperation with other European Associations, e. g. eppf, that are working mainly on the technical/scientific and economic field of profiles and/or panels Cooperation with other institutes with excellent knowledge on sandwich and profile technologyeuropeanCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyEPAQ is member of CEPMC. CEPMC is a European confederation of national "umbrella" organisations. A typical CEPMC Member federates a large number of national associations, which, together, cover all kinds of construction materials and building products, be they mineral, wood, plastic or metal-based. Founded in 1988, CEPMC is constituted as an AISBL, a non-profit making organisation under Belgian law. CEPMC represents the interests of its Members at a European level and deals primarily with horizontal issues. These will vary but currently include the implementation of the Construction Products Directive, fire protection in construction, the environment and raw materials. It provides contact for its Members with European governmental institutions as well as with other construction industry associations: architects, contractors, developers, etc. It also liaises with European construction materials sectorial organisations, the majority of which have joined CEPMC as Associate Members. CEPMC monitors European legislative, administrative and economic measures affecting the construction materials and building products industry, and ensures, whenever possible, that the industry's interests are taken into account. To achieve this, CEPMC strives to obtain from its Members consensual industry views on important pan-European issues.2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Representation of the European panel and profile industry at the European Commission on the basis of the European Construction Products Directive. Especially with focus on the European Standardization of building products.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.04593317661-25active2008-11-21T13:00:09.382+02:002012-10-25T09:14:57.573+02:00CONFEDERACION ESPAÑOLA DE TRANSPORTE DE MERCANCIASCETMASOCIACION PROFESIONALII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsMIGUEL ANGELVALVERDE JIMENEZSECRETARIO GENERALJOSE MARIAQUIJANO RIESTRADIRECTOR RELACIONES UELOPEZ DE HOYOS32228043MADRIDSPAIN34917444700DIRECCION REPRESENTACION EN BRUSELAS: BOULEVARD CLOVIS, 12 1000 BRUXELLES TF. +3227327845 FAX +3227324723La Confederación Española de Transporte de Mercancías (CETM), es una organización empresarial que aglutina a más de 31.000 empresas de transporte de mercancías por carretera, con 129.000 vehículos y 215.000 profesionales. Asociación mayoritaria del Comité Nacional de Transporte por Carretera Español (CNTC). La CETM tiene, entre otros, como objetivos básicos representar, gestionar, defender y promocionar los intereses profesionales de las empresas del sector del transporte de mercancias por carretera y participar en la regulación de las cuestiones referentes al perfeccionamiento de la concurrencia del mercado, acceso a la profesión y los generales de la actividad en el ámbito de su actuación, tanto a nivel nacional como de la UE.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnvironmentInternal MarketTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportAsociación miembro de la Confederación Española de Organizaciones Empresariales (CEOE). Asociación miembro de EUROTRA, a traves de CEFTRAL-CETM.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0Representación de los intereses sectoriales del transporte de mercancías por carretera dentro del contexto del UE. Seguimiento de proyectos legislativos relacionados con el sector o que puedan afectar directa o indirectamente a la actividad de las empresas de transporte. Presentación de propuestas, informes, y enmiendas ante las instituciones europeas a través de los representantes españoles con representación en las mismas. Colaboración con la Comisión en las consultas abiertas y los grupos de trabajo relacionados con la actividad del sector. Asistencia y participación en las convocatorias de workshops y hearings, realizados por las instituciones europeas.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.07849556666-28active2008-11-24T15:37:44.971+02:002012-10-28T20:14:39.570+02:00Grand Orient de FranceGODFAssociation Loi de 1901IV - Think tanks, research and academic institutionsThink tanks and research institutionsjosephGULINOGrand Maître, Président du Conseil de l'OrdrejosephGULINOGrand Maitrerue Cadet1675009PARISFRANCE0033145237447Le Grand Orient de France, Puissance symbolique Régulière souveraine, est la plus ancienne des Obédiences maçonniques libérales et a dogmatiques. Ordre initiatique forte de 50,000 membres répartis en près de 1200 loges en France et dans le monde, son siège est à Paris. Les membres du Grand Orient de France poursuivent un chemin initiatique propre. Le Grand Orient de France défend et promeut également les valeurs de l'humanisme dans la société, héritage de la philosophie des Lumières. Très attaché à la défense de la laïcité et des libertés publiques, le Grand Orient de France est un interlocuteur des pouvoirs publics au niveau national en France mais aussi au niveau international, en particulier auprès des institutions de l'Union européenne.globalEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsHumanitarian AidJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthYouth520000AUSTRALIABULGARIACAMEROONCANADACONGOCONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OFCOTE D'IVOIREFRANCEGERMANYIRELANDISRAELITALYLEBANONLUXEMBOURGMACEDONIA, FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OFMADAGASCARMAURITIUSPOLANDRUSSIA, FEDERATION OFSENEGALSERBIASPAINSWITZERLANDTOGOUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESCLIPSAS Secrétariat International Maçonnique des Puissances Adogmatiques (SIMPA) Union Maconnique Méditerranéenne Rassemblement Maçonnique International CIMAS (membre d'Honneur)2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-10-01T00:00:00.000+02:008000000.08000000.08000000.0Le Grand Orient de France promeut ses valeurs humanistes auprès des pouvoirs publics. Il ne poursuit aucune activité de lobbyisme financier.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative7.05108838654-51active2008-11-18T19:20:54.231+02:002012-10-25T16:04:39.795+02:00Unione delle Camere Penali ItalianeUCPIAssociazioneII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsValerioSpigarelliPresidenteCarmelaParzialeAvvocato, componente della Giunta Nazionaledel Banco di Santo Spirito4200186RomaITALY39063250058839063207040L'Unione delle Camere Penali Italiane è una associazione priva di scopo di lucro che riunisce su base volontaria 132 Camere territoriali rappresentative di oltre 9.000 avvocati italiani dediti all'esercizio della difesa nel processo penale. L'Unione delle Camere Penali promuove i valori fondamentali del diritto penale e del giusto ed equo processo penale, secondo i principi consacrati nella CEDU, ed è impegnata nella tutela del prestigio dell'avvocatura e della funzione del difensore nel processo. L'attività dell'Unione, da sempre caratterizzata da assoluta indipendenza e da un'ampia trasversalità politica, si articola nell'elaborazione di proposte di riforma legislativa, nella promozione di studi ed iniziative culturali e politiche volti a migliorare la giustizia penale, nel sostegno a riforme dell'ordinamento giudiziario e di quello forense aderenti alle esigenze della collettività e coerenti con i principi del giusto processo. Le Camere Penali associate nell'Unione svolgono, in modo coordinato ed uniforme, opera di formazione dei giovani penalisti e di aggiornamento professionale, di monitoraggio della qualità e dell'efficienza del processo penale nelle varie realtà territoriali, di collaborazione e discussione con le istituzioni giudiziarie e forensi sulle questioni che si pongono, a livello locale, sui temi della giustizia penale e della difesa nel processo. L'Unione delle Camere Penali, con lo sviluppo delle competenze dell'Unione Europea nel diritto e nella procedura penale ha da tempo orientato la propria attività anche verso le tematiche di diritto penale comunitario ed ha, allo scopo, istituito al proprio interno un Osservatorio dedicato all'approfondimento delle relative questioni.nationaleuropeanHome AffairsJustice and Fundamental Rights2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0450000.0500000.0L'Unione delle Camere Penali Italiane è una associazione priva di scopo di lucro che riunisce su base volontaria 132 Camere territoriali rappresentative di oltre 9.000 avvocati italiani dediti all'esercizio della difesa nel processo penale. L'Unione delle Camere Penali promuove i valori fondamentali del diritto penale e del giusto ed equo processo penale, secondo i principi consacrati nella CEDU, ed è impegnata nella tutela del prestigio dell'avvocatura e della funzione del difensore nel processo. L'attività dell'Unione, da sempre caratterizzata da assoluta indipendenza e da un'ampia trasversalità politica, si articola nell'elaborazione di proposte di riforma legislativa, nella promozione di studi ed iniziative culturali e politiche volti a migliorare la giustizia penale, nel sostegno a riforme dell'ordinamento giudiziario e di quello forense aderenti alle esigenze della collettività e coerenti con i principi del giusto processo. Le Camere Penali associate nell'Unione svolgono, in modo coordinato ed uniforme, opera di formazione dei giovani penalisti e di aggiornamento professionale, di monitoraggio della qualità e dell'efficienza del processo penale nelle varie realtà territoriali, di collaborazione e discussione con le istituzioni giudiziarie e forensi sulle questioni che si pongono, a livello locale, sui temi della giustizia penale e della difesa nel processo. L'Unione delle Camere Penali, con lo sviluppo delle competenze dell'Unione Europea nel diritto e nella procedura penale ha da tempo orientato la propria attività anche verso le tematiche di diritto penale comunitario ed ha, allo scopo, istituito al proprio interno un Osservatorio dedicato all'approfondimento delle relative questioni.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative0.00026376672-48active2008-11-25T17:36:08.776+02:002012-11-26T08:45:01.321+02:00Assuralia, beroepsvereniging van verzekeringsondernemingenAssuraliaBeroepsverenigingII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPhilippeColleGedelegeerd BestuurderFlorisGoyensDirecteur-Adjoint EU Affairs & Reinsurancede Meeûssquare291000BrusselBELGIUM025476111025475600Assuralia, the Belgian insurance association, was established in 1920. It is the representative body for mutual, co-operative and joint-stock insurance and reinsurance companies in Belgium. Today, it covers more than 98% of the Belgian market, i.e. currently more than 30 billion euro gross premium income (local business excluding FOS premium and reinsurance premium income). Assuralia represents the interests of the Belgian insurers.nationalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthTaxationAssuralia is a member of - Comité Européen des Assurances (CEA); - Belgian federation of enterprises (VBO).2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Contacts with EU officials, permanent representation and MEPs; Producing and sending position papers; responding to consultations, white papers and green papers. With regard to insurance and financial matters, such as Solvency II, IORP, discrimination, insurance guarantee schemes, IMD2 ...European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0The permanent staff for EU relations can occasionally be accompanied by another member of the management team of the association or, if useful, by an expert.3717649347-10active2008-08-29T13:53:02.183+02:002012-08-02T09:18:30.904+02:00Representation of the South Moravian Region to the European UnionThe state-funded organisationVI - Organisations representing local, regional and municipal authorities, other public or mixed entities, etc.Local, regional and municipal authorities (at sub-national level)EliškaBuzkováDirectorEliškaBuzkováHead of OfficeŽerotínovo náměstí3/560182BrnoCZECH REPUBLIC420541651523Address of the office in Brussels: Representation of the South Moravian Region to the European Union Place Jamblinne de Meux 31 B - 1030 BruxellesThe Representation of the South Moravian Region to the European Union arranges contacts and provides information about current events in European policy, presents and asserts the interests of the South Moravian Region within the institutions of the European Union, establishes co-operation between the South Moravian Region and other European regions and promotes the region abroad. The main activities of the Representation include the following: Obtaining and exchanging of current information regarding EU legislation and grant programmes Preparation and implementation of seminars, presentations and other activities on themes specific to and in the interest of the South Moravian Region Support for applicants from the South Moravian Region for financial support from European resources Arranging of contacts between senior representatives of European institutions and representatives of the South Moravian Region in the fields of policy, public administration, science and business Creation of contacts and co-operation with other European regions Timely presentation and promotion of the views of the South Moravian Region in the decision-making process within European institutions including provision of information to European institutions regarding issues concerning regional policy from a South Moravian Region viewpoint. Study visits for officials and students to the South Moravian Region representation Provision of information to those interested in information about the South Moravian Regionsub-nationalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentAudiovisual and MediaClimate ActionCompetitionCultureDevelopmentEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceHome AffairsJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTrans-European NetworksTransportYouth3BELGIUMCZECH REPUBLIC2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00130000.0130000.0130000.0- organisation and attendance at the thematic workshops - organisation of the cultural and social events that presents our regionEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.00798336328-80active2008-08-25T15:18:37.048+02:002012-08-13T10:51:58.311+02:00F.E.C.C.I.A. Fédération Européenne des Cadres de la Chimie et des Industries Annexes - European Federation of Managerial Staff in the Chemical and Allied IndustriesFECCIAfederationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade unionsRolandLerouxPresidentStefanLadeburgDeputy Secretary-GeneralAvenue de la République3375011ParisFRANCE3314228280533142281299Contact in Brussels: Confédération Européenne des Cadres (CEC) Rue de la Loi 81 A B-1040 Brussels Tel.: +33 2420 0744FECCIA, in accordance with the aims followed by CEC (European Confederation of Managerial Staff), has these objectives : a/ study and defence of common professional interest ; b/ improvement, by all appropriate measures, of the economic and living conditions of its members, and the safeguarding of their general interest ; c/ development, wherever possible, of professional training and good managerial practices in a spirit of European collaboration ; d/ representation of interests of member associations and their members in all European Organisations in the geographical area where FECCIA has members and where the profession is concerned.europeanEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTrans-European NetworksF.E.C.C.I.A. is member of CEC - Confédération Européenne des Cadres (European Managers).2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0F.E.C.C.I.A lobbies mainly for the interests of the managers of the chemical and allied industries.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative8.08203543301-90active2008-08-12T12:03:29.413+02:002012-07-18T11:42:30.863+02:00European Writing Instrument Manufacturer's AssociationEWIMAPart of a German registered non-profit organisation (e. V.)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsManfredMellerSecretaryHeidrunPfefferExpert on chemicals, consumer products + toy safetyPraterstraße3490429NürnbergGERMANY490911 27 229 0490911 27 229 11The European Writing Instrument Manufacturer’s Association EWIMA) represents the specific interests of the leading manufacturers of writing and drawing products and related art materials in Europe. These include producers of components and accessories. Due to the international scope and services provided distribution subsidiaries of manufacturers outside Europe are eligible to EWIMA-membership. EWIMA is independent and funded by members only. EWIMA’s prime activities are: Information for members specifically on - chemical topics - engineering - consumers' safety - environmental awareness - competitive actions / law - market trends - specific legal implications Communication amongst members: - Internal exchange of views in committees and working groups - Preparations and resolutions on common positions in all matters of concern for the industry Membership representation towards - government authorities, enforcement offices - consumers, general public - fair organizers - related industries / distribution channels - standardization institutes (CEN, ISO, ASTM, DIN, SABS) - other non-governmental organisations (NGO) Exclusive services for members only (e.g. patent services and statistics) Consultations and cooperation with all important nations producing writing instruments on - consumer safety matters - ecological matters - technical standards, normative work (ISO, CEN) - exchange of statistical data - trade matters (counterfeiting) - customs / non-tariff trade barriersnationaleuropeanglobalBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsEnvironmentFood SafetyInternal MarketTradeYouthBDI (German Industrial Federation) vbw (Bavarian Industrial and Employer's Association)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.01000.0Financed by income from subscriptions of our industrial member companiesMembership information on and representation towards - government authorities, enforcement offices - consumers, general public - fair organizers - related industries / distribution channels - standardization institutes (CEN, ISO, ASTM, DIN, SABS) - other non-governmental organisations (NGO) Consultations and cooperation with all important nations producing writing instruments on - consumer safety matters - ecological matters - technical standards, normative work (ISO, CEN) - exchange of statistical data - trade matters (counterfeiting) - customs / non-tariff trade barriersEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.08900132344-29active2008-08-28T11:53:28.591+02:002012-08-03T11:56:48.574+02:00North Western Waters Regional Advisory CouncilNWWRACCompany Limited by Guarantee - Recognised as a body pursuing an aim of general European interestVI - Organisations representing local, regional and municipal authorities, other public or mixed entities, etc.Other public or mixed entities, etc.BertieArmstrongChairmanAlexandreRodriguezExecutive Assistant - Policy Coordinator - NWWRAC SecretariatBoard Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) HeadquartersCrofton Roadnone12noneDun Laoghaire - Co. DublinIRELAND3531214410035312300564The North Western Waters Regional Advisory Council (NWWRAC) was established in September 2005 in accordance with Council Decision 2004/585/EC, which set out a common framework for Regional Advisory Councils. Regional Advisory Councils were first proposed during the review of the Common Fisheries Policy in 2002 as a method of ensuring greater stakeholder involvement in the policy making processes of fisheries management. The principal aim of the NWWRAC is to bring together stakeholders from across Europe to advise the Commission (whether by own initiative proposals or as a result of open public consultations) on matters of fisheries management in respect of the North Western Waters - ICES areas Vb (EC waters), VI, VII. NWWRAC members are composed of fishing industry, other fishing interests (processors, auctions, consumers...)and other groups of interest representatives such as environmental NGOs or anglers. Representatives of National Administrations and relevant technical and scientific experts often participate in NWWRAC meetings and discussions as active observers.europeanEnvironmentFisheries and AquacultureFood Safety600BELGIUMFRANCEIRELANDNETHERLANDSSPAINUNITED KINGDOM2010-10-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-07-01T00:00:00.000+02:00250000.0328210.0276400.026400.051810.00.051810.0300000.0350000.0The NWWRAC Annual reports and work programmes are available for consultation in the publications section of the NWWRAC website.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.08934001343-93active2008-08-28T11:04:22.249+02:002012-08-03T12:08:11.345+02:00Scottish Fishermen's FederationSFFTrade AssociationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsBertieArmstrongChief ExecutiveBertieArmstrongChief ExecutiveRubislaw Terrace24AB10 1XEAberdeenUNITED KINGDOM01224646944SFF represents the interests of Scottish Fishers and the Scottish Catching Sector at Scottish, UK and EU Parliaments.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanFisheries and AquacultureEuropeche NS RAC NWW RAC LD RAC Pelagic RAC2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0SFF represents the interests of Scottish Fishers and the Scottish Catching Sector at Scottish, UK and EU Parliaments.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative20.07011505340-13active2008-08-27T18:40:36.051+02:002012-08-02T01:26:56.685+02:00GellisGellisSPRLI - Professional consultancies/law firms/self-employed consultantsProfessional consultanciesGeorgeEllis RuanoDirectorGeorgeEllis RuanoDirectorRue des Echevins801050BrusselsBELGIUM32265000103226400010Established in 1998, Gellis Communications provides advocacy and strategic advisory services to private, public and voluntary sector clients. Communication has the power to effectuate change and our clients engage us to act as bridge builders amongst relevant stakeholders – be they business, civil society, government, ‘multipliers’, or a wider public.europeanEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnvironmentExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsJustice and Fundamental RightsTransportYouthThe International Association of Business Communicators - www.iabc.com The Government Affairs Group (GAG) of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations - www.cipr.co.uk The Society of European Affairs Professionals - www.seap.eu.org European Evaluation Society www.europeanevaluation.org European Association of Communication Directors - www.eacd-online.eu European Centre for Public Affairs 2.0 - http://ecpa20.weebly.com2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00475171.00.050000.050000.0SBRAAidexBoehringer IngelheimeMicrofinance PlatformAlso EU contracts with various EC DG's and executive agencies. Advocacy and PR services for the eSkills Industry Leadership Board, promoting the development and implementation of a long term e-skills and digital literacy agenda in Europe. Awareness-raising services for SBRA, the Slovenian Business and Research Organisation (quarterly newsletter, distributed to Brussels-based media correspondents and other stakeholders) Organisation of a 'European Microfinance Week' on behalf of the European Microfinance Platform Promotion and outreach for WAPES, the World Association of Public Employment Services. Stakeholder research/engagement for Boehringer Ingelheim.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.08557515321-37active2008-08-21T15:54:55.440+02:002012-12-10T14:21:08.772+02:00Open Society European Policy InstituteOSEPIASBLIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarHeatherGrabbeDirectorNeilCampbellHead of EU policy developmentRue d'Idalie9-131050BrusselsBELGIUM32250546463225024646OSEPI is the EU policy arm of the Open Society Foundations, a private foundation that has worked for three decades to promote vibrant and tolerant democracies. OSEPI works to influence EU policies based on our vision that open society values are at the heart of what the EU does, as a policy maker and as a funder, both inside and outside the European Union. The Brussels team provides evidence, argument, and recommendations to policy makers in EU institutions and member states, drawn from the Open Society Foundations' work in nearly 100 countries.europeanglobalDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnlargementEnvironmentExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceHome AffairsJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional Policy00ALBANIAARMENIABOSNIA-HERZEGOVINABULGARIACZECH REPUBLICESTONIAGEORGIAGUATEMALAHAITIHUNGARYKAZAKHSTANKENYAKYRGYZSTANLATVIALITUANIAMACEDONIA, FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OFMOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OFMONGOLIAMONTENEGROPOLANDROMANIASENEGALSERBIASLOVAKIASOUTH AFRICATAJIKISTANTURKEYUKRAINEUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESHRDN (Human Rights and Democracy Network); EFC (European Foundation Centre); EPC (European Policy Centre); Friends of Europe2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:002100000.02100000.0Other2100000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative10.05385600307-07active2008-08-13T22:32:17.587+02:002012-07-17T13:34:35.154+02:00E-Energy Market BVBVII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsErikGroenDirecteurErikGroenDirectorKlipperwegDiemen-Amsterdam741371110 ACDiemenNETHERLANDS31652026968E-Energy Market is a portal for bioenergy and biobased products. We offer a variety of services like publishing news and press releases, vacancies, an up to date agenda of Forthcoming Events, a bookstore, market reports and much more. If you have articles to publish, please register and you can publish news and opinions for the bioenergy industry.We bring supply and demand for bioenergy together and contribute herewith to the transition from fossil based energy to biobased energy and products. E-Energy Market is a private initiative and we supply and demand together.europeanEnergyEnvironment2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0E-Energy Market contributes to topics that are within her scope of the replacement of a fossil based economy to a bio based economy. not applicableEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.09160958318-89active2008-08-20T18:49:39.798+02:002012-07-24T16:54:58.059+02:00European Association of Corporate TreasurersEACTAssociationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsRichardRAEBURNPrésidentRichardRAEBURNPrésidentrue d'ATHENES2075009PARISFRANCE33142815398The EACT aims to support the finance and treasury profession across Europe. We do this by developing relations with European authorities and institutions, sharing knowledge between finance and treasury associations and bringing our professional experience and opinion to European level discussion of policy, regulation, law and best practice. Together we promote the value of finance and treasury skills through best practice and education. We encourage the evolution of the treasury role as a vital part of strategic financial management. EACT includes 20 associations of 19 countries of Europe representing about 4,600 companies/groups and 8,100 corporate treasurers and finance professionals. The 20 associations are: - ACT, The Association of Corporate Treasurers (UK) - ACTSR, Association of Corporate Treasurers in Switzerland-- AFTE, Association Française des Trésoriers d’Entreprise - AITI, Associazione Italiana Tesorieri d’Impresa - ASSET, Asociacion Espanola de Financieros y Tesoreros de Empresa - ATEB, Association of Corporate Treasurers in Belgium - ATEL, Association des Trésoriers d’Entreprise au Luxembourg - CACT, Croatian Association of Corporate Treasurers - CAT, Czech Association of Treasury - DACT, Dutch Association of Corporate Treasurers - FACT, Finnish Association of Corporate Treasurers - GEFIU, German Financial Executives Institute (Gesellschaft fûr Finanzwirtschaft in der Unternehmensführung e.V.) - HTC, Hungarian Treasury Club - IACT, Irish Association of Corporate Treasurers - ÖPWZ, Forum Finanzen (Austria) - PCTA, Polish Corporate Treasurers Association - SACT, Swedish Association of Corporate Treasurers - SAF, Slovak Association of Finance and Treasury - SCTA, Slovenian Corporate Treasurers Association - VDT, Verband Deutscher Treasurer.europeanInternal MarketTaxation2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0150000.0200000.0Representatives of the 20 member associations form the EACT’s Board of Directors, with seven of the directors providing leadership as the EACT’s Officers (see overleaf). The EACT Board meets twice a year and between these meetings the Officers and others address issues as they arise. We seek to identify on a timely basis topics on which the EACT should work and contribute to European level debate. Where additional resource can be used to bring specialist expertise we identify that from within or outside the EACT’s members. Some of the individuals (including EACT Directors) leading for us on specific topics are: - EU affairs: Olivier Brissaud - Regulation of derivatives and the impact of Basel III: Richard Raeburn - Payment systems and SEPA: Gianfranco Tabasso and Olivier Brissaud - International accounting standards: François Masquelier - Rating agencies: John Grout and Patrice Tourlière. Our Recent Focus: • Contact with EU Institutions: we commit significant time and resources to improved and regular contacts with the key European institutions and supervisory bodies such as the European Commission, the European Parliament, the European Central Bank, ESMA and the European Payments Council. • Regulation of Derivatives: the EACT has played a leading role in seeking to influence the shape of the regulation of derivatives proposed in 2009 both by the EU and the USA, in the aftermath of the G20 commitment to reform the financial sector. We have acted as a catalyst for the views of the corporate sector in Europe, ensuring that through formal response to public consultations and informal contact with EU organisations proper account is taken of the likely regulatory impact on non-financial end users of derivatives. • Implementation of SEPA: we have contributed both at European level - participating in stakeholders’ meetings, SEPA progress reviews, consultations and expert groups of the EC, European Parliament, ECB and EPC, in working groups with the EPC for Direct Debits and Remittance Information - and at national level, with many associations that are members of the EACT involved in their national SEPA Migration Committees. A particular focus continues to be on the ability of users as SEPA stakeholders to improve the governance of the implementation programme. The Chairman of the EACT is a member of the SEPA Council (established by the European Central Bank and the European Commission), representing both the EACT and Business Europe. • International Accounting Standards: we continue to have extensive involvement with discussion of IFRS 7 and 9 as well as IAS 32 and 39; the EACT continues to encourage standards that impose fewer constraints on economically prudent corporate financial risk management policies and has consistently argued for simplified hedge accounting. Some of our members are part of the Financial Instruments Working Group (FIWG). • Credit Ratings: the EACT made an early and key contribution to improving the perception of credit ratings agencies by helping to develop a ‘Code of Standard Practices for Participants in the Credit Rating Process’, the content of which was later reflected in the work of the global regulatory organisation, IOSCO. We continue to monitor EU level debate on the credit ratings sector and contribute to formal consultations on this. • Funding Survey: we have for several years since the 2008 financial crisis run an annual survey looking at the funding conditions treasurers are experiencing across Europe and how these are changing. This work builds on a survey initiative originally undertaken by the AFTE. • MiFID: we contributed to the drafting of MiFID and to its implementation. EACT members monitor transposition into national laws, seeking to ensure that there is no lessening of the duty of information for professional clients.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.04479912317-33active2008-08-20T18:09:03.386+02:002012-07-24T16:43:41.592+02:00Association Française des Trésoriers d'EntrepriseAFTEAssociationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsPhilippeMESSAGERPrésidentRichardCORDERODélégué généralrue d'ATHENES2075442PARIS Cedex 09FRANCE3314281539833142801890L’Association Française des Trésoriers d’Entreprise – AFTE – créée en 1976 compte environ 1400 adhérents. Elle regroupe 1000 membres actifs (trésoriers et responsables financiers) et environ 400 membres correspondants (banquiers, …). Outre son implantation francilienne, l’AFTE est organisée à l’échelle nationale autour de dix délégations régionales représentant 425 adhérents. L’AFTE développe son action autour de six axes : - Commissions de travail : échange de bonnes pratiques, partage sur des thèmes d’intérêt commun. - Représentation de la profession : relations avec les autorités de tutelle et avec les autres associations professionnelles françaises, européennes et internationales. - Manifestations : petits déjeuners, rencontres professionnelles, diners débats et journées de l’AFTE. - Publications : la Lettre du Trésorier, les Cahiers techniques, la collection AFTE/Economica. - Centre de formation : formation professionnelle (label OPQF) et formation initiale (master 2 avec Panthéon Sorbonne). - Site Internet : www.afte.com L’AFTE est membre fondateur de l’EACT (European Association of Corporate Treasurers) qui regroupe 20 associations de trésoriers d'Europe.nationaleuropeanInternal MarketTaxationL’AFTE est membre fondateur en 2002 de l’EACT (European Association of Corporate Treasurers) qui regroupe 20 associations de trésoriers d'Europe. L'AFTE est également membre fondateur de l'IGTA (International Group of Treasury Associations) qui a été fondée en 1996. L'IGTA est une instance informelle qui regroupe plus de 25 associations de trésoriers et de financiers dans le monde.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0L'AFTE siège en tant que telle en France au Comité national SEPA, Comité consultatif du secteur financier, Comité consultatif de la législation et de la réglementation financières, Autorité des normes comptables, Comité des finances du MEDEF, Paris Europlace.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.06314918394-16active2008-09-15T12:01:19.058+02:002012-08-20T10:52:50.521+02:00LobbyControlRegistered non-profit organisation (in Germany)III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarUlrichMüllerBoard memberNinaKatzemichCampaignerFriedrichstr.6350676KölnGERMANY49221 169650749221 16922660LobbyControl promotes transparency and a vivid democracy. We do research on lobbying, PR campaigns and think tanks and inform the public how they influence politics and media and where that becomes problematic. We also campaign for more transparency and a legal, institutional and societal framework that limits the improper influence of lobbyists on both politics and the public at large. LobbyControl was founded in 2005. LobbyControl is committed to transparency about EU interest representation. LobbyControl believes that this register fails basic transparency standards and that it does not provide EU lobbying transparency. When registering, we have therefore chosen to give all relevant information that we consider necessary for lobbying transparency. A credible EU lobbying transparency register should include names of individual lobbyists and the issues that they try to influence, provide precise and comparable financial information on lobbying, and have effective sanctions to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information disclosed. In an effort to arrive at a more objective way of calculating lobbying expenditures, we follow guidelines that result from consultations with public interest organisations, professionals working on lobby transparency as well as experts of US lobby disclosure legislation. Our registration is therefore providing a more comprehensive calculation of our expenses for activities that aim to influence the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions, and a list of those who, on behalf of LobbyControl, carry out such activities. Our registration is based on the guidelines for transparent registration developed by the Civil Society Contact Group and ALTER-EU. Find the guidelines on http://www.act4europe.org/register or http://www.alter-eu.org”sub-nationalnationaleuropeanCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEnergyEnterpriseFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketTaxationTrade10500GERMANYLobbyControl is a member of the Alliance for Lobby Transparency and Ethics Regulation (ALTER-EU, www.alter-eu.org) and of the German network for Corporate Accountability (CorA, www.cora-netz.de)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00241242.0241242.0135557.094592.0Sales of publications10669.0Interest424.050000.0Following the guidelines of the EU Civil Society Contact Group and the Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation in the EU, LobbyControl has calculated that it spent an estimated 34.000 Euro in 2011 on activities carried out with the objective of influencing the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions. Overall we believe that this register is seriously flawed and inadequate as a tool to provide EU lobbying transparency. This register should quickly be replaced by one that ensures real transparency. LobbyControl calls for mandatory registration of all lobbyists targeting EU institutions. A credible EU lobbying transparency register should include names of individual lobbyists and provide precise and comparable financial information on lobbying. For more information, see www.alter-eu.org LobbyControl campaigns for more transparency and a legal, institutional and societal framework that limits the improper influence of lobbyists on both politics and the public at large. On the EU level we especially lobby for more lobby transparency – that means especially improving this weak register to include names and meaningful financial information (narrow the ranges to 10.000 € and ensure that the information asked for from different types of interest representatives will be comparable and on the same level). We also campaign for cooling-off periods before EU officials can work as lobbyists, for stricter rules against conflicts of interests (for example for the special advisors of the European Commission) and for an end of privileged access for certain special interests.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.0On behalf of LobbyControl the persons listed below have had, during the reporting period, four or more contacts with members or officials of the EU institutions with the objective of influencing the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions; or they have spent 20 percent or more of their working time on behalf of LobbyControl carrying out such activities: Nina Katzemich (until June 15, 2011), Timo Lange (since May 2011) (issue: lobby transparency and ethic rules, both part time)5107808376-68active2008-09-08T15:09:38.881+02:002012-08-27T08:51:10.190+02:00Interessengemeinschaft Deutscher Versicherungsmakler e.V.IGVM e.V.Eingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsMatthiasHelbergVorsitzenderWilfried E.SimonErster stellvertretender VorsitzenderKarlstr.349074OsnabrückGERMANY54133584215413358422Klare Definition von Pflichten und Rechten eines Versicherungsmaklers - und zwar vor, während und nach der Versicherungsvermittlung; Uneingeschränkte Erlaubnis zur Versicherungsvermittlung und - Beratung gegenüber jedermann; Freie Wahl der Abrechnungsmodalitäten; Deckungsmöglichkeit für Versicherungsmakler bei jedem in Deutschland tätigen Versicherer, auch ohne Courtagezusage. 'Versicherungsmakler' als eigenständiger, staatlich anerkannter Ausbildungsberuf; Selbstverständliche Teilnahme an berufsständischen und fachlichen Fortbildungskursen, mindestens einmal jährlich. Nutzung einheitlicher Qualitätsstandards, was die Risikoanalyse, den Vermittlungsvorgang und die Schadensbetreuung angeht. Festigung des Berufsbildes eines Versicherungsmaklers als eines auf der Seite seiner Mandanten stehenden, unabhängigen Beraters und Vermittlers, im Gegensatz zum Vertreter eines oder mehrerer Versicherer.nationalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseHome AffairsInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental Rights2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002010-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0Verbandsgründung im Jahre 2008Verbandsgründung 2008European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.06284937371-73active2008-09-05T20:55:10.562+02:002012-08-09T08:47:23.140+02:00European Association of Internal Combustion Engine Manufacturers - EUROMOTEUROMOTnon-profit organisationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDr. PeterSchermGeneral SecretaryDr. PeterSchermGeneral SecretaryLyoner Strasse1860528Frankfurt/MainGERMANY49 6966 03 13 5449 6966 03 23 54info@euromot.euThe European Association of Internal Combustion Engine Manufacturers – EUROMOT – is a membership association. We are committed to promoting the central role of the internal combustion (IC) engine in modern society, reflect the importance of advanced technologies to sustain economic growth without endangering the global environment and communicate the assets of IC engine power to regulators worldwide (eg European Union - EU, UN Economic Commission for Europe - UNECE, UN International Maritime Organization - IMO, World Bank Group/IFC, US Environmental Protection Agency - EPA). IC engines are used in a broad range of nonroad and marine applications: construction, mining and material handling equipment, trucks and buses, agricultural and forestry equipment, commercial marine and seagoing vessels, workboats and pleasure boats, rail traction, lawn/garden and recreational equipment, power generation. IC engines are at the heart of modern societies. EUROMOT was founded in 1991. For more than 20 years our association has been promoting engines in society. We have been supporting our members - the leading manufacturers of internal combustion engines in Europe, USA and Japan - by providing expertise and up-to-date information and by campaigning on their behalf for internationally aligned legislation. The EUROMOT member companies employ all over the world about 200,000 highly skilled and motivated men and women. The European market turnover for the business represented exceeds 25 bn euros.nationaleuropeanglobalClimate ActionCompetitionEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTradeTransportWe informally cooperate at European level with (a)umbrella associations like BUSINESSEUROPE and ORGALIME, and (b) professional associations like ACEA, AECC, ATVEA, CECE, CEMA, CER, COGEN Europe, CONCAWE, EBI, EBU, EGMF, EUROPIA, FEM, FIM, ICOMIA/IMEC, SMMT, UIC, UNACOMA, UNIFE, VDMA.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0150000.0200000.0We are financially independent and self-finance our income from membership contributions. Our budget for interest representation is self-supporting and does not depend on public financing or donations.Euromot is a centre of excellence and knowledge for the internal combustion engine (ICE) industry in all matters related to product regulation. We are particularly active in rulemaking activities related to exhaust gas and sound emissions of internal combustion engines. In this context, we are committed to support decision makers in their efforts to achieve sustainable solutions in the following fields: - air quality and climate change programmes - nonroad mobile machinery - marine equipment and recreational craft - stationary sources, power plants and industrial emissions - transportation fuels (nonroad and marine) and renewables - environmental noise - industrial policy, competitiveness and market surveillanceEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.0Dr Peter Scherm - General Secretary Petra Tutsch - Communications, EU Affairs Paul Zepf - Legislation, EU Affairs9825553393-31active2008-09-12T19:13:29.301+02:002012-09-11T19:58:54.790+02:00Friends of the Earth EuropeFoEEa.s.b.l.III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarMagdaStoczkiewiczDirectorNatachaCingottiTransparency campaignerRue d'Edimbourg261050BrusselsBELGIUM32893 1000328931035Friends of the Earth Europe campaigns for sustainable and just societies and for the protection of the environment. Friends of the Earth Europe: - promotes environmentally sustainable societies on the local, national, regional and global levels - protects the earth against further deterioration and repair damage inflicted upon the environment by human activities and negligence - preserves the earth's ecological, cultural and ethnic diversity - increases public participation and democratic decision making. Greater democracy is both an end in itself and is vital to the protection of the environment and the sound management of natural resources - achieves environmental, social, economic and political justice and equal access to resources and opportunities for men and women on the local, national, regional and international levels Friends of the Earth Europe is committed to transparency about EU interest representation. Friends of the Earth Europe believes that this register fails basic transparency standards and that it does not provide EU lobbying transparency. When registering, we have therefore chosen to give all relevant information that we consider necessary for lobbying transparency. A credible EU lobbying transparency register should include names of individual lobbyists and the issues that they try to influence, provide precise and comparable financial information on lobbying, and have effective sanctions to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information disclosed. In an effort to arrive at a more objective way of calculating lobbying expenditures, we follow guidelines that result from consultations with public interest organisations, professionals working on lobby transparency as well as experts of US lobby disclosure legislation. Our registration is therefore providing a more comprehensive calculation of our expenses for activities that aim to influence the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions, and a list of those who, on behalf of Friends of the Earth Europe, carry out such activities. Our registration is based on the guidelines for transparent registration developed by the Civil Society Contact Group and ALTER-EU. Find the guidelines on http://www.act4europe.org/register or http://www.alter-eu.orgeuropeanAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentBudgetClimate ActionCompetitionConsumer AffairsDevelopmentEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyGeneral and Institutional AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTradeTransportYouth0AUSTRIABELGIUMCROATIACYPRUSCZECH REPUBLICDENMARKESTONIAFINLANDFRANCEGEORGIAGERMANYHUNGARYIRELANDITALYLATVIALITUANIALUXEMBOURGMACEDONIA, FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OFMALTANETHERLANDSNORWAYPOLANDSLOVAKIASPAINSWEDENSWITZERLANDUKRAINEUNITED KINGDOMFriends of the Earth Europe unites 30 national organisations with thousands of local groups and is part of the world's largest grassroots environmental network, Friends of the Earth International. In Europe, two countries have more than one member group: - Belgium: FoE in Wallonia and FoE Flanders and Brussels - United Kingdom: FoE England Wales and Northern Ireland and FoE Scotland Furthermore, Friends of the Earth Europe is a member of a large number of formal networks, alliances and coalitions, such as the Green 10, the Alliance for Lobby Transparency and Ethic Regulation (ALTER-EU), Finance Watch, Coalition for Sustainable EU Funds, European Coalition for Corporate Justice (ECCJ), OECDWatch, European Environmental Citizens Organization for Standardisation (ECOS), Seattle to Brussels Network (S2B), Our World is not for Sale (OWINFS).2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:002575339.01240390.0EU DG Environment777917.0EU DG Development284035.0Executive Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation18926.0EU Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency106781.0NETHERLANDS: Ministry of Foreign Affairs45131.0Youth Mobility Fund7600.01334949.017546.0European Climate Foundation561941.0Isvara Foundation216663.0James M. Goldsmith Foundation71876.0David and Lucille Packard Foundation99613.0Oxfam Novib7469.0Misereor2061.0Other private funding46475.0Membership fees187456.0Tides Foundation50634.0Rausing55929.0Other income17286.0600000.0700000.0Following the guidelines of the EU Civil Society Contact Group and the Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation in the EU, Friends of the Earth Europe has calculated that it spent an estimated € 681,259 (27% of our total budget) in 2011 on activities carried out with the objective of influencing the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions. Subject of main interest representation activities since the last update: - Agriculture: Agrofuels, Common agricultural policy (CAP), GMOs and biodiversity - Climate justice and energy efficiency - Resource use: resource consumption, resource efficiency - Economic justice: corporate accountability, extractive industries, financial regulation, lobbying transparency and ethics regulation Examples of legislative pieces we have been lobbying on in 2011 include: Climate justice and energy efficiency • Energy efficiency Directive (procedure 2011/0172(COD)) • Roadmap for moving to a competitive low carbon economy in 2050 (procedure 2011/2095(INI)) Food and agriculture • Commission consultations for amending the directive RED 2009/28/EC (on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources and amending and subsequently repealing Directives 2001/77/EC and 2003/30/EC) • Planned directive amending Council Directives 66/400/EEC, 66/401/EEC, 66/402/EEC, 66/403/EEC, 69/208/EEC, 70/458/EEC and Decision 95/232/EEC as regards additional conditions and requirements concerning the presence of genetically modified seed in seed lots of non-genetically modified varieties and the details of the information required for labelling in the case of seeds of genetically modified varieties Resource use • Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe (COM(2011) 571) / procedure 2011/2068(INI)) • Raw Materials initiative (procedure 2011/2056(INI)) Transparency • Agreement between the European Parliament and the European Commission on the establishment of a transparency register for organisations and self-employed individuals engaged in EU policy-making and policy implementation (2010/2291(ACI)) • Code of Conduct for European Commissioners (C(2011) 2904) • Code of Conduct for Members of the European Parliament with respect to financial interests and conflicts of interest (2011/2174(REG)) Corporate Accountability • CSR Communication: http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/sustainable-business/corporate-social-responsibility/index_en.htm • Brussels 1: Council Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 of 22 December 2000 on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgements in civil and commercial matters (OJ L 012, 16.01. 2001, p. 1 - 23). • Rome 2: Regulation (EC) No 864/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 July 2007 on the law applicable to non-contractual obligations (OJ L 199/40, 31.7.2007, p.40-49) • Safety standards for offshore oil and gas Financial regulation • Regulatory capital (Implementing the Basel Capital Accord, CRD IV), The Capital Requirements Directive IP/06/797, 14 June 2006.The Capital Requirements Directive, comprises Directive 2006/48/EC and Directive 2006/49/EC. • Recast of the Directive (MIFID ) on markets in financial instruments repealing Directive 2004/39/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (2011/0298(COD))European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative23.0On behalf of Friends of the Earth Europe the persons listed below have had, during the reporting period, four or more contacts with members or officials of the EU institutions with the objective of influencing the policy formulation and decision-making processes of the European institutions; or they have spent 20 percent or more of their working time on behalf of Friends of the Earth Europe carrying out such activities: Adrian Bebb (Food, agriculture, biodiversity) Stanka Becheva (Food and agriculture) Robbie Blake (Food and agriculture) Gustavo Castro (Corporate Accountability) Natacha Cingotti (Transparency and ethics regulation) Paul de Clerck (Corporate accountability, transparency, extractive industries) Esther Bollendorff (Climate justice and energy) Daniel Pentzlin (Accountable finance) Brook Riley (Energy efficiency) Ariadna Rodrigo (Resource use) Susann Scherbarth (Climate justice and energy) Mute Schimpf (Food, agriculture, GMOs) Magda Stoczkiewicz (Director) Joe Thwaites (Energy efficiency) Darek Urbaniak (Extractive industries) -Further employees and interns of Friends of the Earth Europe (2010) who spent less than 20% of their time on lobbying activities or their preparation: Ruth Casals (Corporate accountability) Jerome Chaplier (Corporate accountability) Melinda Denes (Extrative industries) Nishma Doshi (Economic justice) Maeve McLynn (Corporate accountability) Jennifer Rosenberg (Economic justice) Nor Stadel (Climate justice) Rachel Tansey (Accountable finance) -Further lobbyists who were involved in lobbying activities or their preparation in the name of FoEE (2010) but were not paid by FoEE: Michael Warhurst (Waste & Sustainable Consumption) – FoE England, Wales, Northern Ireland Friedrich Wulf (Biodiversity) – ProNatura/Friends of the Earth Switzerland4456380381-30active2008-09-09T18:37:11.038+02:002012-08-27T12:08:51.097+02:00European Publishers CouncilEPCnon profit making organisationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsAngelaMills WadeExecutive DirectorAngelaMills WadeExecutive DirectorPark Town49OX2 6SLOxfordUNITED KINGDOM441865310732Brussels Office c/o Europe Analytica 26 Avenue Livingstone B-1000 Brussels Tel: +322 231 1299The European Publishers Council (EPC) is a high level lobby group of Chairmen and Chief Executives of leading European media corporations. Our goal is to protect the freedom of expression in editorial and advertising content and to represent the business interests of EPC members. These span newspapers, magazines, books, journals, online database and internet publishing as well as in many cases interests in private television and radio.europeanAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsTaxationMembers of - Creative and Media Business Alliance (CBMA) - Linked Content Coalition (LCC) - The Industry Coalition for Data Protection - News Media Coalition (NMC) - European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA) - Advertising Information Group (AIG) - Postal Users Group (PUG)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0300000.0350000.0Freedom of the press Commercial communications Multimedia developments and i2010 Advertising Self-regulation Copyright and related rights Internet Security and Regulation Media pluralism Data protection Access to major events and sports rights Electronic commerce VAT harmonization Environmental questionsEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.01594596378-53active2008-09-09T12:02:41.586+02:002012-08-28T15:00:50.290+02:00Investment & Life Assurance GroupILAGCompany limited by guaranteeII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsSusanRiceGroup DirectorIanSamsTechnical AnalystGlebe RoadBurton Latimer1NN15 5QUBurton LatimerUNITED KINGDOM441536 726158ILAG is a trade body representing members from the Life Assurance and Wealth Management Industries. ILAG members share and develop their practical experiences and expertise, applying this practitioner knowledge to the development of their businesses, both individually and collectively, for the benefit of members and their customers.ILAG is a trade body representing members from the Life Assurance and Wealth Management Industries. ILAG members share and develop their practical experiences and expertise, applying this practitioner knowledge to the development of their businesses, both individually and collectively, for the benefit of members and their customers.nationaleuropeanglobalCompetitionConsumer AffairsInternal MarketTaxation2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0New legislative framework on financial regulation in EUEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.00764199368-97active2008-09-05T16:53:42.205+02:002013-01-02T10:00:38.619+02:00Bundesverband deutscher Banken e.V.Bankenverbandeingetragener Verein, e.V.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsDr. MichaelKemmerHauptgeschäftsführer, Mitglied des VorstandsKoljaGabrielLeiter Verbindungsbüro BrüsselBurgstraße2810178BerlinGERMANY4930 1663 1000Bundesverband deutscher Banken e.V. Verbindungsbüro Brüssel 31, Rue du Commerce 1000 Brüssel Belgien Tel.: (+32) 2 788 2200 Fax: (+32) 2 788 2209Der Bundesverband deutscher Banken, der die Interessen der privaten Banken vertritt, wurde im Jahre 1951 in Köln gegründet. Er blickt auf die Tradition des von 1901 bis 1945 bestehenden Centralverbandes des deutschen Bank- und Bankiergewerbes zurück. Im März 1999 hat er seinen Sitz von Köln nach Berlin verlegt. Er repräsentiert mehr als 210 private Banken und elf Mitgliedsverbände. Die dem Verband angeschlossenen Institute stehen miteinander in intensivem Wettbewerb. Die Bandbreite reicht von großen bis kleinen, von weltweit operierenden bis regionalen, von universell tätigen bis auf einzelne Geschäftsbereiche spezialisierte Banken. Information der Mitglieder Der Bankenverband unterrichtet seine Mitglieder über aktuelle politische und wirtschaftliche Entwicklungen, von denen die Kreditwirtschaft betroffen ist. Diese Aufgabe gewinnt aufgrund der wachsenden Zahl von europäischen Richtlinien, nationalen Gesetzen und Gesetzesänderungen sowie Verordnungen ständig an Bedeutung. Ansprechpartner der Politik Ansprechpartner für Parlament, Ministerien und Behörden in allen kreditwirtschaftlichen Fragestellungen zu sein ist ein weiterer wichtiger Bestandteil der Verbandsarbeit. Politiker und Beamte greifen für die sachgerechte Beurteilung kreditwirtschaftlicher Fragen regelmäßig auf das Expertenwissen des Bankenverbandes zurück. Zusammenarbeit mit Verbänden Die Deutsche Kreditwirtschaft, in dem die fünf kreditwirtschaftlichen Spitzenverbände vertreten sind, wichtige verbandsübergreifende Themen, behandelt in bankrechtlichen, bankpolitischen und bankpraktischen Fragen. Dazu gehört insbesondere das Aufsichts-, Wertpapier- und Steuerrecht. Zudem erarbeitet Die Deutsche Kreditwirtschaft standardisierte Regelungen im Zahlungsverkehr einschließlich der Kartenzahlungssysteme. Zur Unterstützung des europäischen Einigungsprozesses und zur Wahrung ihrer Interessen in Brüssel haben sich die nationalen Verbände der privaten Banken in der European Banking Federation zusammengeschlossen. Anstehende Entscheidungen der Europäischen Kommission werden hier bereits im Vorfeld auf Verbandsebene erörtert, um die Auffassung der Banken dann den zuständigen europäischen Institutionen zur Kenntnis zu bringen. Brüsseler Büro Seit 2004 ist der Bankenverband durch eine Repräsentanz in Brüssel vertreten. Damit trägt er der hohen Intensität und Geschwindigkeit Rechnung, mit der bank- und finanzmarktbezogene Regulierungsvorhaben der Europäischen Union zur Integration der europäischen Finanzdienstleistungsmärkte behandelt werden. Das Brüsseler Büro dient dem Bankenverband zur schnellen und effizienten Zusammenarbeit mit den europäischen Institutionen. Information der Öffentlichkeit Die Information der Öffentlichkeit über die Aufgaben und Tätigkeiten der privaten Banken bildet einen weiteren Schwerpunkt der Arbeit des Bankenverbandes. Es gilt, Informationslücken zu schließen, Missverständnisse auszuräumen und den vertrauensvollen Umgang miteinander zu fördern. Ombudsverfahren Als erster Verband der Kreditwirtschaft hat der Bankenverband einen unabhängigen Schlichter berufen. Er geht den Beschwerden von Privatkunden nach und versucht, schnelle und unbürokratische Lösungen zu finden. Vorteil für den Kunden: Das Verfahren ist für ihn kostenlos. Jeder Privatkunde einer privaten Bank kann sich mit einem formlosen Schreiben an die Kundenbeschwerdestelle richten. Einlagensicherung Der Bundesverband deutscher Banken ist Träger des Einlagensicherungsfonds, der den Kunden der angeschlossenen privaten Banken einen praktisch vollen Einlagenschutz bietet. Der Einlagensicherungsfonds trägt – als freiwillige Sicherungseinrichtung – wesentlich zur Stabilität des deutschen Finanzsektors bei und ist, was den Sicherungsumfang angeht, im Vergleich mit dem Ausland ohne Beispiel. Darüber hinaus nimmt die Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken GmbH, eine Tochter des Bankenverbandes,die Aufgaben einer gesetzlichen Entschädigungseinrichtung wahr.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyTaxationTradeYouthDer Bankenverband ist Mitglied: - der European Banking Federation (EBF), siehe www.ebf-fbe.eu - der Deutschen Kreditwirtschaft (DK), siehe http://www.die-deutsche-kreditwirtschaft.de - des Dialogforums Finanzstandort Deutschland (DFD)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.02000000.02250000.0Die für den Finanzdienstleistungsbereich maßgeblichen Initiative folgender Dienststellen der Europäischen Kommission: - Beschäftigung und soziale Angelegenheiten - Binnenmarkt und Dienstleistungen - Energie - Gesundheit und Verbraucher - Handel - Industrie und Unternehmen - Informationsgesellschaft und Medien - Inneres - Justiz - Steuern und Zollunion - Wettbewerb - Wirtschaft und Währung Zum Beispiel Initiativen zu: - Alternative Investmentfondmanager - Ausländische Quellensteuer (FATCA) - Banken- und Wertpapieraufsicht - Basiszahlungskonten - Besteuerung des Finanzsektors - Datenschutz - Derivate - Eigenkapitalvorschriften - Einlagensicherung - Krisenmanagement - Leerverkäufe - Märkte für Finanzinstrumente - Marktmissbrauch - Ratingagenturen - SEPA-Migration - Verbraucherkredite - Verbraucherrechten - WohnimmobilienkrediteEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative18.42196343364-01active2008-09-05T10:11:08.449+02:002012-08-09T12:23:08.943+02:00Baillie Gifford & CoBGPrivate Limited PartnershipII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsAndrewTelferChief Executive OfficerGrahamLaybournDirector of Regulatory Risk and LegalGreenside Row1EH1 3ANEdinburghUNITED KINGDOM44131275 2000Baillie Gifford is an independently owned investment management firm, offering a broad product range of equity and fixed income products, which are available in both segregated and pooled vehicles. Investment management is our sole business and we have been managing investments since 1908. We manage investments globally for pension funds, institutions, charities and retail investors.globalEconomic and Financial AffairsBaillie Gifford & Co is a member of the European Fund and Asset Management Association and the Investment Management Association. Baillie Gifford Life Ltd is a member of the Association of British Insurers.2011-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-04-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0Baillie Gifford Overseas Ltd utilises its MiFID “passport” to market its services to applicable clients in certain other European States. Baillie Gifford & Co Ltd is the authorised corporate director of a series of UCITS eligible Open Ended Investment Companies, (“OEICs”) which are therefore also directly affected by EU Regulation. In addition, European legislation influences UK domestic regulation and for these reasons Baillie Gifford participates in the consultation process on EU legislation which is likely to materially affect it.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative6.00346440357-87active2008-09-03T18:23:50.226+02:002012-08-22T14:12:08.421+02:00European Association of Chemical DistributorsFeccA.I.S.B.L.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsEdgar E.NordmannPresidentDr. UtaJensen-KorteDirector Generalrue du Luxembourg16b1000BrusselsBELGIUM322 679 02 60322 672 73 55Fecc is the voice of the Chemical Distribution Industry in Europe. With a growing membership of companies and national associations, Fecc represents over 1,400 companies of which many are small and medium sized companies (SMEs). Chemical distribution in Europe has an annual sales leverage of approximately €26 billion and employs more than 31,000 people while supplying over 1 million downstream users. Fecc promotes initiatives such as Responsible Care, Product Stewardship and Good Trade and Distribution Practices. Fecc and its working committees give extensive information on current and proposed legislation to the members while at the same time providing feedback to the European Institutions.europeanEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketTradeTransportThe International Council of Chemical Trade Associations ( ICCTA)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0The above amount is an estimate of the percentage of each employee devoted to direct representation based upon their annual salary. It does not include costs of travel.- REACH implementation - Transport & security Issues - Quality Requirements for the supply to the pharmaceutical, food, feed and cosmetical industry - International trade of chemicals, Explosives and Drug precursors - Classification,Labeling and Packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP) - The Seveso Directive - The on-going EU-Russia dialogue - Market access third countriesEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative0.16307854359-58active2008-09-03T23:19:39.691+02:002012-08-29T13:24:57.077+02:00Volontari d'Europa - OnlusV.d.E.Organizzazione di volontariatoIII - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarSamuelePillonettoPresidenteNicolaPILLONETTOVice PresidentePiazza San Rocco27/a31020Sernaglia della BattagliaITALY39347640416939966234Natura: l’Associazione è autonoma e pluralistica, apolitica e apartitica, senza scopo di lucro, persegue esclusivamente finalità di solidarietà sociale, civile e culturale. Essa fonda la sua attività istituzionale ed associativa su principi della democrazia, della partecipazione sociale e sull’attività di volontariato prestata in modo personale spontaneo e gratuito. Si configura nel prestare la propria opera per mezzo dei suoi associati, rivolgendosi alla generalità della popolazione, in molteplici settori nel territorio prevedendo l’eventuale espansione su scala europea ed internazionale, fondando la propria storia nel solidarismo europeo e ribadendo la propria continuità anche richiamando la Dichiarazione Universale dei Diritti dell'Uomo dell'ONU e la Carta del Volontariato Europeo. Essa è impegnata per un'Europa unita dei cittadini, promuove il libero associazionismo, proponendosi negli spazi di partecipazione responsabile in forma auto-organizzata. Valorizza la pratica del servizio civile e favorisce le relazioni intergenerazionali ed interculturali, diffondendo i principi del Diritto Umanitario e realizzando attività di beneficenza. Al suo interno favorisce lo spirito associativo. Finalità: Tutela Ambientale e Protezione Animali Valorizzare il patrimonio forestale, promuovere la tutela ambientale e la difesa del territorio. Gestione e creazione di parchi e riserve, nonché ripristino di sentieri e percorsi. Tutela degli animali da affezione e protezione degli animali in generale. Gestire e costruire rifugi, creare ricoveri temporanei o permanenti, svolgere compiti di assistenza volontaria, per animali d’affezione, secondo le norme vigenti. Promozione, salvaguardia, valorizzazione e recupero del patrimonio artistico, monumentale, architettonico, archeologico, paesaggistico. Iniziativa tesa a realizzare una società eco-compatibile, anche attraverso l'impiego del cavallo come bene per l’espletamento dei servizi. Protezione Civile Attività di previsione, prevenzione, monitoraggio e intervento in caso di calamità. Funzione di vigilanza, avvistamento e spegnimento degli incendi boschivi. Apporto tecnico-logistico per realizzare reti di comunicazione radio di emergenza. Promuovere, organizzare, partecipare ad attività di soccorso ed assistenza, di pianificazione, di simulazione di emergenza, e di formazione teorico-pratica compresa quella destinata alla popolazione e alle scuole. Svolgere assistenza in ausilio a manifestazioni in genere. Attivarsi per la tutela della sicurezza della navigazione, salvaguardia della vita umana in mare e dell’ambiente acquatico e per compiere soccorsi elitrasportati. Diffusione, sviluppo ed addestramento di tutte le razze canine di utilità e di animali dall’attività dei quali possano derivare effetti benefici sull’uomo. Organizzare, sulla base delle proprie disponibilità organizzative, il soccorso e il trasporto di ammalati, feriti ed infermi, mediante ambulanze ed altri mezzi idonei, provvedendo all’assistenza nelle strutture preposte. Promuovere, diffondere ed adottare le Terapie Assistite con Animali (TAA) nel campo della riabilitazione fisica, psicologica e cognitiva. Promuovere e favorire la diffusione di un clima di correttezza, di solidarietà e di assistenza tra tutti gli utenti della strada e delle vie di comunicazione. Donazione sangue ed Organi Attività trasfusionali.europeanEnvironmentFisheries and AquacultureHumanitarian AidPublic HealthYouth20ITALYFIR-CB; IRF (International Ranger Federation).2010-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-05-01T00:00:00.000+02:003140.03140.03000.0140.0Argomenti riguardanti la Tutela Ambientale, la Protezione Animali, la Protezione Civile, la Donazione di Sangue ed Organi.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.07413071416-61active2008-09-22T18:00:54.804+02:002012-08-27T10:22:17.607+02:00Verband der Verarbeitungsbetriebe Tierischer Nebenprodukte e.V.VVTNEingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsHaraldNiemannGeschäftsführerHaraldNiemannGeschäftsführerAdenauerallee8753113BonnGERMANY49228212175Wahrung der hygienischen Belange bei der Verwertung und Beseitigung von tierischen Nebenprodukten zum Schutz von Mensch, Tier und Umwelt. Vertretung der Interessen der Mitglieder gegenüber Recht setzenden Körperschaften. Einsatz für eine angemessene Würdigung der unternehmerischen Tätigkeit der Mitglieder.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentEnergyEnvironmentFood SafetyPublic HealthTransportDachverband EU: European Fat Processors and Renderers Association (EFPRA) www.efpra.eu2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0500.0Stellungnahmen zu Rechtsetzungsvorhaben. Persönliche Gespräche.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.02157421414-31active2008-09-22T14:24:24.274+02:002012-08-27T08:52:17.473+02:00MARKENVERBANDMVeingetragener VereinII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsChristianKöhlerHauptgeschäftsführerFabianWehnertDirector European / International AffairsUnter den Linden4210117BerlinGERMANY49 3020 61 68 049 3020 61 68 777German Brands´ Association Rue du Commerce 31 1000 Brussels www.markenverband.euDer Markenverband wurde 1903 in Berlin gegründet und ist der größte Verband seiner Art in Europa. Seine gegenwärtig rund 400 Mitglieder sind in der markenorientierten Konsum- und Gebrauchsgüterindustrie wie auch der Dienstleistungswirtschaft (Telekommunikation, Informationstechnologie, Banken) aktiv.Es sind große Publikumsgesellschaften und renommierte Familienunternehmen gleichermaßen. Der Markenverband vertritt die Interessen der markenorientierten Konsumgüterhersteller und Dienstleister in Deutschland und auf europäischer/internationaler Ebene. Das gilt für alle wirtschafts- und rechtspolitischen sowie markenrelevanten Themen. Zu nennen sind insbesondere die Bekämpfung des unlauteren Wettbewerbs und der Marken- und Produktpiraterie sowie der Ausbau von Markenschutzrechten. Der Markenverband ist Plattform für Austausch und Information über alle markenorientierten Themen. Er setzt sich für einen fairen und leistungsgerechten Wettbewerb ein – auch im Interesse der Verbraucher. Er bekennt sich zu den Zielen der Sozialen Marktwirtschaft und zu nachhaltigem und verantwortungsbewusstem wirtschaftlichen Handeln. Ergänzend zur politischen Arbeit macht der Markenverband Weiterbildungsangebote wie Seminare und Workshops und organisiert mit dem MARKENFORUM den wohl größten Kongress zum Markenrecht im deutschsprachigen Raum.nationaleuropeanglobalAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseEnvironmentFood SafetyHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthTaxationTransportAIM - Europäischer Markenverband (www.aim.be) WFA - world federation of Advertisers2010-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0Markenrecht Wettbewerbsrecht / Lauterkeitsrecht Verbraucherpolitik Werbefreiheit / Kommerzielle Kommunikation Schutz geistigen Eigentums / Kampf gegen Marken- und Produktpiraterie Verkehr / Logistik eCommerce Umweltpolitik Kennzeichnungspflichten Nachhaltigkeit Corporate Social ResponsibilityEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.05027241291-41active2008-08-08T12:50:12.976+02:002012-09-17T09:31:20.971+02:00DATEV eGGenossenschaftII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsDieterKempfVorsitzender des VorstandsMilaOttoLeiterin Büro BrüsselPaumgartnerstraße6-1490329NürnbergGERMANY003227430590003227325574DATEV-Informationsbüro Brüssel Rue Wiertz 25 1050 BrüsselDie DATEV eG, Nürnberg, ist das Softwarehaus und der IT-Dienstleister für Steuerberater, Wirtschaftsprüfer und Rechtsanwälte sowie deren Mandanten. Das Leistungsspektrum umfasst vor allem die Bereiche Rechnungswesen, Personalwirtschaft, betriebswirtschaftliche Beratung, Steuern, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) sowie Organisation und Planung. Die 1966 gegründete DATEV zählt zu den größten Informationsdienstleistern und Softwarehäusern in Europa. So belegt das Unternehmen beispielsweise im bekannten Lünendonk-Ranking Platz Vier in der Kategorie Softwarehäuser (gelistet nach Umsatz in Deutschland). Auszug aus der Satzung (Präambel): Als genossenschaftliches Unternehmen der Angehörigen des steuerberatenden Berufes unterstützt die DATEV eG ihre Mitglieder bei deren Berufstätigkeit mit allen Leistungen insbesondere zur Nutzung der Datenverarbeitungs-, Informations- und Kommunikationstechnik. Die nachfolgenden Bestimmungen dieser Satzung dienen daher dem Ziel, die in der Genossenschaft zusammengeschlossenen Berufsangehörigen praxisgerecht, umfassend und dauerhaft zu fördern....sub-nationalnationaleuropeanCompetitionEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTaxation- Mitgliedschaft bei BITKOM (BDI, DIGITALEUROPE und Eurobusiness) - Mitgliedschaft in IHK Nürnberg (DIHK und Eurochambres) - Landesvertretung Bayern - Fördermitgliedschaft beim Bundesverband der freien Berufe2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0Begleitung von EU-Initiativen u. a. in den Bereichen Steuerrecht, Berufsrecht, IT, Datenschutz, Gesellschaftsrecht Einbringen von Positionen, z.B. durch Stellungnahmen - Stellungnahme zur Konsultation zur elektronischen Identifikation, Authentifikation und Signatur (April 2011) - Stellungnahme zur Konsultation zum Grünbuch über die Zukunft der Mehrwertsteuer: Wege zu einem einfacheren, robusteren und effizienteren MwSt-System (Mai 2011) - Stellungnahme zur Konsultation zu Cloud Computing (Juli 2011)European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative5.03779891566-57active2008-10-28T16:18:28.516+02:002012-10-01T08:57:22.534+02:00Hutchison Europe - Brussels BranchHEBBBranch of Hutchison Whampoa Europe Investments S.à.R.L. LuxembourgII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsJohnBlakemoreDirector of European Regulatory AffairsJohnBlakemoreDirector of European Regulatory AffairsHarcourt Road22nd Floor Hutchison House10Central HKHong KongHONG KONG85221281188Hutchison Europe - Brussels Branch 35 Square de Meeûs 1000 Brussels BelgiumThe Hutchison Europe - Brussels Branch is responsible for the representation of Hutchison Whampoa Limited’s (HWL) interests in the European institutions and for raising the company’s visibility in Europe. It contributes to the company’s’ long term strategies by gathering and feeding back vital intelligence on current and future EU policies and initiatives. Hutchison Whampoa Limited is a leading international corporation committed to innovation and technology with businesses spanning the globe. With operations in 53 countries and over 250,000 employees worldwide, HWL has six core businesses: ports and related services, property and hotels, retail, infrastructure, energy, and telecommunications. Hutchison has a strong commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance, transparency and accountability. Ports and related services - HWL is one of the world’s leading port developer and operator as well as a respected industry leader in the application of technologies to strengthen the entire transportation and logistics chain. Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH) holds and manages the Group’s ports and related services in 26 countries, operating a total of 269 berths in 52 ports. It is the world’s largest privately owned container terminal operator, operating in 5 of the 8 busiest container ports in the world. In Europe HPH operates the Port of Felixstowe, Thamesport, Harwich International Port (United Kingdom); the ECT City Terminals, ECT Delta Terminal, Euromax Terminal, ECT Trimodal Container Terminal Venlo (Netherlands); the Gdynia Container Terminal S.A. (Poland); the DeCeTe Duisburger Container-Terminals (Germany); the Trimodal Container Terminal (Belgium) and the Terminal Catalunya (Spain). Property and hotels - HWL’s properties division, Hutchison Whampoa Properties Limited, is a developer of residential, commercial, office, hotel and recreational projects, mostly in Asia. It has an investment portfolio of approximately 13.8 million square feet at present. HWL has invested and acquired interests in a number of overseas property developments in the UK. Retail - A.S. Watson Group, the retail and manufacturing group of HWL, operates a network of over 10,000 retail stores in 33 markets worldwide. In Europe it operates over 5,400 health and beauty outlets and luxury perfumeries and cosmetics outlets under 11 brands covering 23 European countries: Kruidvat (Netherlands and Belgium); Superdrug (UK); Rossmann (Germany, Poland, Czech Republic,Hungary); Savers (UK, Netherlands); Trekpleister (Netherlands); Drogas (Latvia and Lithuania); Spektr (Russia); Watsons Your Personal Store (Estonia, Slovenia); Marionnaud (Austria, Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland); ICI PARIS XL (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg); The Perfume Shop (UK, Ireland). Energy, and infrastructure - HWL’s investments in energy and infrastructure are mainly in Asia, Australia, North America and the UK where it acquired Cambridge Water and the North of England Gas Distribution Network (NEG). This division includes Hutchison China Meditech Limited and Sen, which research, develop, manufacture and distribute Traditional Chinese Medicine consumer products. Telecommunications - Operating under the "3" brand, Hutchison has been leading the way in 3G development worldwide. It was the first company to roll out commercial 3G services in Europe and is building a totally new kind of consumer experience based on high speed mobile video telephony, streaming and downloads, as well as music, voice and data services. Globally, Hutchison has 3G operations in Australia, Austria, Denmark, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Macau, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Hutchison Telecommunications International Limited (Hutchison Telecom), another Hutchison’s key telecom company, operates 2G and 3G wireless businesses in seven markets around the globe.globalAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureCustomsEconomic and Financial AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFisheries and AquacultureFood SafetyForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologySportTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportFEPORT (Federation of European Private Port Operators) GSMA AEL (Alliance for European Logistics) EIF (European Internet Foundation)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0200000.0250000.0Our activities focus essentially on transport, telecommunications and retail legislation. Major activities in 2010 included EC Transport White Paper, RSPP (Radio Spectrum Policy Programme) and retail initiatives.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.08828523562-52active2008-10-28T10:56:00.368+02:002012-10-01T09:21:45.683+02:00European Public Affairs Consultancies AssociationEPACAASBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsKarlIsakssonChairmanKarlIsakssonChairmanAvenue des Tervueren21040BrusselsBELGIUM322 230 08 14322 737 69 40The European Public Affairs Consultancies Association (EPACA) is the representative trade body for public affairs consultancies working with EU institutions. It was launched at a General Assembly on 28 January 2005, following a process of consultation among all signatories of a professional Code of Conduct. This Code had been informally maintained by these consultancies for 12 years, and is the basis for all such codes in the EU affairs marketplace. The association establishes formal self-regulatory arrangements, including a Professional Practice Panel for disciplinary hearings. EPACA represents a high proportion of the professional Public Affairs services providers in the EU market place.europeanGeneral and Institutional Affairs2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0The data is an estimate. We have taken into account the cost value of pro-bono time spent by members of the Management Committee of EPACA on our lobbying activities, in addition to our account's budget line on campaigning.Since its creation, with the implementation of its Code of Conduct supported by a Professional Practice Panel, EPACA has been an active champion of transparency. Our representation effort is focused on liaising with the Commission, the Parliament, and other stakeholders on the issue of the European Transparency Initiative.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative4.04817795559-48active2008-10-27T17:28:11.391+02:002012-10-05T08:55:04.326+02:00Performing Arts Employers Associations League EuropePEARLE*international not-for-profit associationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsLiesbethDejongheSecretaryAnitaDebaereDirectorSquare Sainctelette191000BrusselsBELGIUM322 203 62 96Fax: +32.2.201 17 27 E-mail: info@pearle.ws Director: Anita Debaere anita@pearle.wsPEARLE* is the European trade federation of Performing Arts organisations: it represents through its members associations more than 5,000 theatres, theatre production companies, orchestras and music ensembles, opera houses, ballet and dance companies, festivals, and other organisations within the performing arts sector across Europe. Its objects are: the exchange of information, experiences and ideas of common interest to members working in the Performing Arts sector; the obtaining of information concerning all European issues relating to members’ interests; facilitating collective decisions in areas of common interest; expressing Pearle*’s views in discussions with bodies whose activities are relevant to Pearle*; lobbying in accordance with collective decisions reached by the members’ representatives to EU and other authorities; carrying out all activities connected with the above mentioned activities.europeanAudiovisual and MediaBudgetCompetitionConsumer AffairsCultureEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseExternal RelationsForeign and Security Policy and DefenceHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthRegional PolicyTaxationTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportYouthPEARLE*: - has an observer status with WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organisation; - is member of EEN (European Employers’ Network) facilitated by Businesseurope (the Confederation of European Business); - is registered as an employers’ organisation by ILO (International Labour Office) with observer status at the International Labour Conference; - is a partner of the European Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee ‘Live Performance’ together with European Arts & Entertainment Alliance (EAEA), representing FIM (International Federation of Musicians), FIA (International Federation of Actors) and UNI-MEI (Media Arts and Entertainment International). - is a founding member of Culture Actio Europe(the European Forum for the Arts and Heritage) - is a member of CUP (Copyright Users Platform) - is a memer of EFSC (European Forum for Spectrum Coexistence) - registered as civil society stakeholder with DG Trade - participates to the civil society platforms ‘Access to Culture’ and ‘Cultural and Creative Industries’set up at the initiative of the European Commission, DG Culture.2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0100000.0150000.0The main sectors where Pearle*'s action focuses are: - Culture & education - Employment and Social Affairs - Taxation - Intellectual Property/Copyright affairs - Consumer protection - Regional Policy - Health & Safety - Trade - Mobility for cultural workers - Other issues discussed within the European sectoral social dialogue committee 'live performance'European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.02946627525-90active2008-10-17T14:57:50.775+02:002012-10-11T16:22:20.913+02:00Genzyme CorporationCorporationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsDavidMeekerCEOVincianePirardDirector Public AffairsKendall Street500MA 02142CambridgeUNITED STATES1617 252 7500Gooimeer 10 1411DD Naarden The Netherlands or Rue Guimard 15 1040 Brussels belgiumGenzyme has pioneered the development and delivery of transformative therapies for patients affected by rare and debilitating diseases for over 30 years. We accomplish our goals through world-class research and with the compassion and commitment of our employees. With a focus on rare diseases and multiple sclerosis, we are dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of the patients and families we serve. That goal guides and inspires us every day. Genzyme’s portfolio of transformative therapies, which are marketed in countries around the world, represents groundbreaking and life-saving advances in medicine. As a Sanofi company, Genzyme benefits from the reach and resources of one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, with a shared commitment to improving the lives of patients.globalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEnterpriseGeneral and Institutional AffairsInternal MarketPublic HealthResearch and TechnologyMember of BIO (US), PhARMA (US), EFPIA (EU), EBE (EU) & EuropaBio (EU)2011-10-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-10-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0150000.0200000.0To facilitate access to treatments for high, unmet medical need especially rare genetic diseases and multiple sclerosis. To support all aspects supporting Europe’s Innovation and Research & Development activities in healthcare.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative2.09201911441-69active2008-09-29T19:15:41.180+02:002012-09-18T17:48:26.353+02:00Scotch Whisky AssociationSWATrade AssociationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJohnBartholomewDirector of Finance and AdministrationNicholasSoperDirector European AffairsAtholl Crescent20EH3 8HFEdinburghUNITED KINGDOM44131 222 920044131 229 1989To promote and protect the interests of the Scotch Whisky industryglobalAgriculture and Rural DevelopmentCompetitionConsumer AffairsCustomsEnlargementEnterpriseEnvironmentExternal RelationsFood SafetyInternal MarketPublic HealthTaxationTradeWe are members of the European Spirits Organisation - CEPS2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0100000.0The European Affairs Department's key objective is to ensure that Scotch Whisky can be sold without restriction and on equal terms with all other spirit drinks. Among our main activities are: promoting, supporting or opposing EU and/or national legislative trade-related measures; and pursuing the removal of intra-EU trade barriers.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.02680046412-48active2008-09-22T12:44:06.754+02:002012-09-24T09:32:38.891+02:00European Photovoltaic Industry AssociationEPIAAISBLII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsReinholdButtgereitSecretary GeneralFraukeThiesPolicy Directorrue d'Arlon63-671040bruxellesBELGIUM003202 465 38 84With over 240 Members drawn from across the entire solar PV sector, the European Photovoltaic Industry Association is the world’s largest photovoltaic industry association and represents about 95% of the European photovoltaic industry. EPIA members are present throughout the whole value-chain: from silicon, cells and module production to systems development and PV electricity generation as well as marketing and sales. EPIA’s mission is to deliver a distinct and valuable service driven from the strength of a single photovoltaic voice.europeanglobalEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European NetworksEPIA is a founding member of: EREC (European Renewable Energy Council), gathering all main European renewable energy industry and research associations: http://www.erec-renewables.org/ ARE (Alliance for Rural Electrification), promoting the use of renewable energies for rural electrification: www.ruralelec.org PV Cycle (EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE RECOVERYOF PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES), promoting the protection of the climate and the environment by encouraging increased use and sustainability of PV technology. http://www.pvcycle.org EPIA is a member of: IEA-PVPS (International Energy Agency Photovoltaic Power Systems Programme) http://www.iea-pvps.org/ EUFORES (European Forum for Renewable Energies) http://www.eufores.org/2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.0246000.0250000.0300000.0The association aims to promote PV at national, European and worldwide levels and to assist its members in their business development in both the European Union and export markets.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative15.06113045396-06active2008-09-15T15:37:33.238+02:002012-08-21T10:34:49.764+02:00Fédération Nationale de la Mutualité FrançaiseFNMFfédérationII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsEtienneCaniardPrésidentCornéliaFederkeilresponsable du département EuropeVaugirard25575719ParisFRANCE331 40 43 64 07Bureau de Bruxelles : Rue d'Arlon, 50 1040 BruxellesLa Fédération Nationale de la Mutualité Française réunit environ 800 mutuelles qui sont des sociétés de personnes à but non lucratif dont l’activité principale est l’assurance santé. Certaines mutuelles ont pour activité la gestion de services de soins et d’accompagnement social (établissements de santé, pharmacies, centres de santé, crèches…). Il en existe plus de 600 sur le territoire français. D’autres proposent également à leurs membres des prestations d’assurance prévoyance ou d’assurance retraite. Les mutuelles couvrent en France plus de 38 millions de personnes et représentent un poids économique de 19,1 milliards d’euros. Leur mode de fonctionnement relève des principes fondateurs du mouvement mutualiste : absence de parts sociales ou d’actionnariat, liberté d’adhésion, but non lucratif, démocratie participative indépendance de gestion vis-à-vis de l’Etat et solidarité en refusant toute discrimination financière ou sélection des risques.nationalCompetitionConsumer AffairsEmployment and Social AffairsEnterpriseInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsPublic HealthSportTaxationLa FNMF est membre de : -AIM- association internationale de la Mutualité - AMICE- association des assureurs mutualistes et coopératifs européens - ESIP - European Social Insurance Platform - EASPD - Association européenne des prestataires de services aux personnes handicapées - IPSE - Institut de la protection sociale européenne - OFBS - Observatoire franco-belge de la santé2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0150000.0Le montant comprend les salaires des personnes en charge directement des affaires européennes et les frais de missions, et de charges sur place (bureau de représentation) Il ne comprend pas les cotisations aux associations européennes Il ne comprend pas les salaires des personnes (2)travaillant dans le champs du médicaments et produits de santé qui peuvent participer également à des activités relevant du registre de transparence- réponses aux consultations européennes (aides d'Etat applicables au Services économiques d'intérêt général,le droit des sociétés, les services aux ménages, les maladies chroniques, déséquilibre hommes/femmes dans les CA...) - contacts parlementaires sur l'entreprenariat social, le médicamentEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.01059364571-78active2008-10-29T12:14:32.435+02:002012-10-15T12:34:06.574+02:00Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik InformationstechnikVDEe.V.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsDr.-Ing. Hans HeinzZimmerVorstandsvorsitzenderAndreasLandwehrRepräsentantStresemannallee1560596Frankfurt am MainGERMANY4969 630804969 6308 9865Repräsentanz Brüssel Rue d'Arlon 25 1050 Brüssel Belgien Tel. +32 2 234 61 26 brussels@vde.comDer VDE ist mit 36.000 persönlichen Mitgliedern und 1.300 Unternehmen einer der großen technisch-wissenschaftlichen Verbände Europas und vereint Wissenschaft, Normung und Produktprüfung unter einem Dach. Der gemeinnützige Verband repräsentiert Branchen und Berufe der Elektro- und Informationstechnik und bildet eine internationale Experten-Plattform. Sein Spektrum umfasst Elektrotechnik, Elektronik, Informationstechnik und die darauf aufbauenden Technologien.sub-nationalnationaleuropeanAudiovisual and MediaClimate ActionCommunicationCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEnergyEnterpriseEnvironmentInformation SocietyInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTrans-European NetworksTransportEuropäisches Komitee für Elektrotechnische Normung (CENELEC) Council of European Professional Informatics Societies (CEPIS) Convention of National Associations of Electrical Engineers of Europe (EUREL) Fédération européenne d'associations nationales d'Ingenieures (FEANI) Internationale Elektrotechnische Kommission (IEC) The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEiCE)2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.0150000.0200000.0Wichtige Interessensfelder sind - Forschungs- und Nachwuchsförderung - Technikwissenstransfer - Förderung von Sicherheit und Fortschritt im Bereich der Schlüsseltechnologien Informationstechnik, Energietechnik, Medizintechnik, Mikroelektronik und Nanotechnik sowie Automation - Normung - ProduktprüfungEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.06583411675-48active2008-11-26T11:36:00.784+02:002012-11-14T14:48:22.624+02:00KindernothilfeKNHe.V.III - Non-governmental organisationsNon-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similarJürgenDr. ThiesbonenkampVorsitzender des VorstandsVeronikaSchwanzLeiterin des Referats ProjektbeantragungDüsseldorfer Landstraße18028114347249DuisburgGERMANY4920377890492037789118Kindernothilfe Österreich Dorotheergasse 18 1010 Wien Stiftung Kindernothilfe Schweiz Laurenzenvorstadt 89 5000 Aarau Kindernothilfe Luxembourg a.s.b.l. 222, rue de Neudorf L-2222 Luxembourg-NeudorfDie Kindernothilfe wurde 1959 von Christinnen und Christen in Duisburg mit dem Ziel gegründet, Not leidenden indischen Kindern zu helfen. Im Laufe der Jahre ist sie zu einem der größten christlichen Kinderhilfswerke in Europa gewachsen. Heute fördert und erreicht die Kindernothilfe rund 779.540 Mädchen und Jungen in 983 Projekten in 30 Ländern in Afrika, Asien, Lateinamerika und Osteuropa Ziel der Förderung ist, dass Kinder aus den ärmsten Schichten der Bevölkerung eine Chance auf ein besseres Leben bekommen. Die Kindernothilfe stärkt durch Patenschaften und Programme junge Menschen in ihren Rechten und darin, für ihre Rechte einzutreten. Gemeinsam mit ihren Partnern weltweit sieht sie in dem UN-Übereinkommen über die Rechte des Kindes den gemeinsamen Auftrag, Armut zu bekämpfen, Kinder zu schützen, zu fördern und zu beteiligen.nationaleuropeanglobalClimate ActionDevelopmentEducationExternal RelationsHumanitarian AidYouth255AUSTRIAGERMANYLUXEMBOURGVENRO (Verein Entwicklungspolitik deutscher Nichtregierungsorganisationen) EU-CORD EURODAD ECPAT Deutschland Erlassjahr.de Aids-Kampagne Landmine.de Deutsches Bündnis Kindersoldaten National Coalition zur Umsetzung der UN-Kinderrechtskonvention in Deutschland Forum Menschenrechte Global Campaign for Education TransFair Klima-Allianz Kampagne Bergbau-Peru2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:00615628022797839.02284182.0513657.05876496355295409834625.0various sources2634929.050000.0siehe http://www.kindernothilfe.de/Rubriken/%C3%9Cber+Kindernothilfe-p-247/Die+Organisation-p-153.html Die Jahresberichte (auch in Englisch) geben detailliert Auskunft über die Finanzen.Kinderrechte: Umsetzung der UN-Kinderrechtskonvention > Rücknahme der deutschen Vorbehalte, Einführung eines Individualbeschwerdeverfahrens) Kinderarbeit: Lobbyarbeit für eine differenzierte Sichtweise; Kinderarbeit in der informellen Wirtschaft HIV/Aids: Zugang zu Medikamenten für Kinder u.a. Kindersoldaten: straight 18, Umgang mit ehemaligen Kindersoldaten in Deutschland Entschuldung und Entwicklungsfinanzierung Bildung: Mehr Mittel für Grundbildung u.a. s. www.kindernothilfe.de/themenEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative1.02732167674-76active2008-11-26T10:54:16.385+02:002012-11-23T14:00:04.453+02:00European Aeronautic Defence and Space CompanyEADSN.V.II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsTom EndersCEONathalieErrardSenior Vice President, Head of Europe and NATO AffairsBeechavenue, Le Carré130-1321119 PRSchiphol-RijkNETHERLANDS322 502 60 05322 502 30 81EADS Brussels Office Avenue Marnix, 28 1000 Brussels Headed by Nathalie Errard, Senior Vice President, Head of Europe and NATO AffairsEADS is a global leader in aerospace, defence and related services. The group includes aircraft/helicopter manufacturers AIRBUS and EUROCOPTER, space platforms maker ASTRIUM and CASSIDIAN, provider of security and defence solutions.europeanglobalBudgetCompetitionDevelopmentEnterpriseEnvironmentForeign and Security Policy and DefenceGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsRegional PolicyResearch and TechnologyTradeTrans-European NetworksTransportAerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD), European Organisation for Security (EOS), Cercle des Délégués Permanents Français (CDPF), SDA, Kangaroo Group, British Chamber of Commerce in Belgium, Europe et Défense, European Satellite Operators Association (ESOA), European Forum for Manufacturing (EFM)2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-11-01T00:00:00.000+02:002.397E83.97E74250000.04500000.0The amount of procurements also comprises contracts signed with the European Space Agency and financed or co-financed by the EU. For the sake of clarity and in order to avoid double registration, please note that only contracts that were signed in the financial year 2011 are registered (this is also valid for multi-annual contracts). The EADS Brussels office represents interests vis-à-vis EU and NATO. This registration only concerns EU-related lobbying activity. In order to avoid double registration, the amount of estimated costs (Point 2) includes fees paid by the EADS Brussels Office to Brussels-based associations and networks which are not registered in the Transparency Register. Financial Regulations, Horizon 2020, SESAR, GMES, Galileo, Space contracts, State aid, Industrial Policy, REACH, Task Force Defense, Security, Pooling and Sharing, Multi-annual Financial Framework 2014 - 2020, Carbon EmissionsEuropean Commission's code of conduct for interest representative13.09434415651-11active2008-11-18T15:35:32.212+02:002012-11-06T09:51:02.298+02:00Norsk Industri / Federation of Norwegian Industries9434415651-11Non availableII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsOther similar organisationsSteinLier-HansenDirector GeneralØstmoTrygveExecutive DirectorMiddelthuns gateN-0356 Oslo277072 MajN-0306OsloNORWAY4723088800Industry and employer's organisation.nationalClimate ActionCompetitionEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnergyEnvironmentInternal MarketResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeOrgalime, CEFIC, EUROMETAUX, CEPI, IFIEC et al.2012-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002012-11-01T00:00:00.000+02:000.00.050000.0European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative20.04760969620-65active2008-11-06T15:25:52.130+02:002013-02-18T16:03:34.508+02:00Council of Bars and Law Societies of EuropeCCBEInternational non-profit-making association (aisbl)II - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsTrade, business & professional associationsJonathanGoldsmithSecretary GeneralHugoRoebroeckExternal Relations DirectorAvenue de la Joyeuse Entrée1-51040BrusselsBELGIUM32234 65 10e-mail address: ccbe@ccbe.euI. Introduction The Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE) is the representative organisation of more than 700,000 European lawyers through its member bars and law societies from 31 full member countries, and 10 further observer countries. The CCBE was founded in 1960, as the ramifications of the European Economic Community on the legal profession started to be seriously considered (see the CCBE's History). During the decades which followed and through to the present day, the CCBE has been in the forefront of advancing the views of European lawyers and defending the legal principles upon which democracy and the rule of law are based. The CCBE is an international non-profit-making association incorporated in Belgium. The CCBE is recognised as the voice of the European legal profession by the national bars and law societies on the one hand, and by the EU institutions on the other. It acts as the liaison between the EU and Europe's national bars and law societies. The CCBE has regular institutional contacts with those European Commission officials, and members and staff of the European Parliament, who deal with issues affecting the legal profession. In addition, the CCBE works closely with legal organisations outside Europe. II. Objectives: A non-profit making organisation, the CCBE represents European bars and law societies in their common dealings before European and other international institutions. A particular feature of the CCBE's work is its focus on European cross-border matters as they affect lawyers. The CCBE was closely consulted by the European Commission in relation to the promulgation of a series of European directives, which regulate the way that lawyers can practise in other Member States, either by way of temporary services, establishment or re-qualification. Among the most important of the CCBE's missions are the defence of the rule of law, human rights and democratic values. Of special concern are the rights of access to justice, and the protection of the client by ensuring respect for the core values of the profession. There are many other issues which affect lawyers at the European level: the impact of competition law on the profession's core values; the relationship between the duties of lawyers (and through them, the rights of citizens) and the duties of governments to provide security for citizens; the impact of globalisation and market liberalisation on the legal profession. All these matters form part of the central, day-to-day work of the CCBE. The CCBE also represents its members in their dealings with other lawyers' organisations around the world on issues of common interest to the legal profession, such as the fight against terrorism and other serious crime, and the ability of lawyers globally to practise their profession freely without harassment or hindrance.europeanAudiovisual and MediaCompetitionConsumer AffairsEconomic and Financial AffairsEducationEmployment and Social AffairsEnlargementEnterpriseExternal RelationsGeneral and Institutional AffairsHome AffairsInformation SocietyInternal MarketJustice and Fundamental RightsResearch and TechnologyTaxationTradeTrans-European Networks2011-01-01T00:00:00.000+02:002011-12-01T00:00:00.000+02:0098516.0167195.0100000.0150000.0Global income for 2011: 1 226 754 euros€ As mentioned above, as a non-profit making organisation, the CCBE represents European bars and law societies in their common dealings before European and other international institutions. A particular feature of the CCBE's work is its focus on European cross-border matters as they affect lawyers. The CCBE was closely consulted by the European Commission in relation to the promulgation of a series of European directives, which regulate the way that lawyers can practise in other Member States, either by way of temporary services, establishment or re-qualification. Among the most important of the CCBE's missions are the defence of the rule of law, human rights and democratic values. Of special concern are the rights of access to justice, and the protection of the client by ensuring respect for the core values of the profession. There are many other issues which affect lawyers at the European level: the impact of competition law on the profession's core values; the relationship between the duties of lawyers (and through them, the rights of citizens) and the duties of governments to provide security for citizens; the impact of globalisation and market liberalisation on the legal profession. All these matters form part of the central, day-to-day work of the CCBE. To this extent, the CCBE takes part in consultations undertaken by the European institutions and provides legal expertise on its own initiative where deemed necessary or upon request from the institutions.European Commission's code of conduct for interest representative3.07790041608-14active2008-11-04T15:38:19.028+02:002013-01-11T16:16:26.393+02:00ABB EuropeSAII - In-house lobbyists and trade/professional associationsCompanies & groupsJosephHoganChief Executive OfficerFolkerFranzHead of EU RepresentationRue Guimard151040BrusselsBELGIUM32250541513225054160ABB is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve performance while lowering environmental impact.globalClimate ActionEnergy</