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PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS

Have your say in the public consultations on the EU consumer programme, 2021-2027 LIFE and COSME programme and the evaluation of the Directive on waste from electrical and electronic equipment.

date:  29/08/2023

EU consumer programme - evaluation

The 2014-2020 consumer programme contributes to protecting health, safety and the legal and economic interests of consumers across the EU.

Its actions aim to support consumer protection objectives where they cannot be sufficiently achieved by Member States acting alone due to the cross-border nature of the issues involved.

This call wants to assess the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, coherence and EU added value of the actions funded under the programme.

Submit your feedback by 4 September 2023 (midnight Brussels time) via this link.

 

2021-2027 LIFE programme – mid-term evaluation

The Commission will carry out a mid-term evaluation of the LIFE programme (EU funding for the environment and climate action). It will cover the period 2021-2024 and will focus on whether the programme is achieving its objectives and strategic focus.

The evaluation aims to improve ongoing programme implementation and feed into future programme proposals.

Submit your feedback by 4 September 2023 (midnight Brussels time) via this link.

 

COSME programme – evaluation

This initiative is an evaluation of COSME, the EU programme for the competitiveness of enterprises and small and medium-sized enterprises that ran from 2014 to 2020 with a budget of €2.3 billion.

SMEs are the backbone of Europe’s economy, providing 85% of all new jobs.

The European Commission aims to promote entrepreneurship and improve the business environment for SMEs to allow them to realise their full potential in today’s global economy.

Submit your feedback by 18 September 2023 (midnight Brussels time) via this link.

 

Waste from electrical and electronic equipment – evaluating the EU rules

The 2012 Directive on waste from electrical and electronic equipment protects the environment and human health, contributes to sustainable production and consumption, and ensures efficient use of resources by preventing and recovering waste.

This initiative will evaluate the progress made under the Directive. It will assess whether the objectives are met and to what extent the Directive supports a circular economy and environmentally sound management of waste for electrical electronic equipment.

Submit your feedback by 22 September 2023 (midnight Brussels time) via this link.