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We Need Strong Funding Programmes for Culture, Media and Civil Society in the Next EU Long-term Budget
Civil Society Europe has brought together a wide coalition of civil society organisations, along with stakeholders from the cultural and journalistic sectors, to develop the following position paper on AgoraEU. This will be the main funding resource for civil society, media and the cultural sector in the next EU long-term budget. We welcome the proposed…
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What’s Next for the Civil Society Strategy & Platform?
Civil Society Europe (CSE) Joins Steering Group on Civil Society Platform Last year, the European Commission unveiled its Civil Society Strategy – a pivotal development in their efforts to protect, support, and empower civil society. This strategy comes at a critical moment after years of campaigning from civil society at national and EU level calling…
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Interest Group on Civil Society in the European Parliament: Launch of Website and Manifesto
Manifesto of Interest Group on Civil Society in the European Parliament is Launched 35+ MEPs Join Forces to Support, Protect, and Engage With Civil Society Civil society is needed for strong, inclusive policies, and civil society needs policymakers to stand with them. The sector is a necessary partner, playing an essential role in platforming citizens’…
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Civil Society Speaks Up: CSE’s Input to the Commission’s Call for Evidence on Better Regulation
Civil Society Europe’s Contribution to the Commission’s Call for Evidence on Better Regulation Simplification cannot be pursued at all costs, it must stay firmly anchored to fundamental rights, sustainable development and democratic principles. The European Commission’s ‘Better Regulation’ guidelines set out the standards that should guide the preparation of new proposals and the management of…
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250+ Civil Society Organisations Call on the European Commission to Allow Cross-Border Collaboration for Non-Profits
Non-profits should be able to operate across borders. The European Cross-Border Associations (ECBA) Directive would allow exactly that – non-profits with members across Europe could be recognised and allowed to operate in all Member States. The Directive could promote the creation of new associations, new jobs and stimulate GDP growth, strengthening the competitiveness of our…
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European Parliament Approves Position on Foreign Interest Representation: Could It Harm Civil Society?
Civil Society Europe’s Reaction to the Approval of the Foreign Interest Representation Directive On Thursday 27th November, the European Parliament approved its position on the Directive on Interest Representation Services on Behalf of Third Countries. The text approved is the same as the one approved in October by the IMCO Committee, as a compromise among…
