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Marketosis; Merck Serono S.A.; Software AG - Stiftung; United Arab Emirates Embassy - Brussels; United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees; Verbindungsbüro Land Niederösterreich
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Press
EurActiv
24 January 2012
Yanukovych’s 2012 challenge
Amanda Paul
Irish Examiner
23 January 2012
Praying for success
Janis A. Emmanouilidis
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EPC in the debate
19 December 2011
Role of the EU in the South Caucasus
15 December 2011
Transformation experiences
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Latest publications
Newsletter New Year 2012
27 January 2012
It describes our activities, recent publications, as well as details of staff contributions to other events and publications.
Green revolution: making eco-efficiency a driver for growth
26 January 2012
It is well-acknowledged that in order to exit the economic crisis, Europe must find ways to renew itself and it needs new sources of growth. This Issue Paper, written by Annika Ahtonen with Serban Chiorean-Sime, argues that eco-efficiency should be an important part of the solution. This includes using resources more efficiently throughout our economy, recognising their value as the basis of well-being and economic growth, and developing and taking into use resource-efficient, low-carbon products and services. The EU cannot afford to wait: the costs of inaction are already felt in Member States, regions, public and private sectors, and among citizens.
Towards an Eco-Efficient Europe - Newsletter
26 January 2012
This newsletter summarises the key findings and recommendations of the Eco-efficiency Task Force.
Eco-innovation and resource efficiency: gains from reforms - Study
26 January 2012
The Issue Paper 'Green revolution: making eco-efficiency a driver for growth' is accompanied by an economic study 'Eco-innovation and Resource Efficiency: Gains from Reforms', which was written for the EPC by Copenhagen Economics. This study provides additional support for the economic rationale for action.
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EPC's international membership
The EPC's steadily growing international membership of around 400 organisations is proof of our success in bringing together major companies, professional and business associations, foundations, civil society groups, diplomatic missions and regional associations to help shape our input into the European policy debate.