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EPOMM is the European Platform on Mobility Management, a network of governments in European countries that are engaged in Mobility Management (MM).
They are represented by the Ministries that are responsible for MM in their countries. EPOMM is organised as an international non profit organisation with seat in Brussels (BE).
New European partnership on connected, cooperative and automated mobility, which aims to create a more user-centric and inclusive mobility system, increasing road safety while reducing congestion and the environmental footprint. To do this, it will fund collaborative research, test and demonstration projects to accelerate the pace of innovation and deployment of automated mobility. In addition, it aims to help remove barriers and contribute to the acceptance and efficient deployment of automation technologies and services.
The rEUse platform is a tool that enables the exchange of information among stakeholders working into and crossing the glass and carbon fibres value chains. The rEUse platform supports the identification and the sharing of physical availability of circular entities (products, wastes, materials, ..) to be re-used, recycled or remanufactured, and also to explicit their demand. The solution allows companies to get in touch, creating new connections, enabling new value chains, and creating new market opportunities.
This map presents the statistics of some european programmes. Filters can be used to view the list of programmes running in a given country or to refine the search. All the detalis of the chosen campaigns can as well be seen. Moreover, there is an option called "proposing country view", where the statistics by proposing country can be seen. Furthermore, there is also an option to filter Commission Campaigns, in order to view the campaigns rn directly by the European Commission.
This EC proposal follows the same approach as the current Ecodesign Directive. Such requirements will be set in the product-specific legislation and will include rules to make them more durable, reliable or reusable between other characteristics. In apreliminary assesment, the Commission has identified that textile products, furniture, tires, lubricants, iron, steel, aluminium, detergents or paints could be suitable for the first work plan.
It supports the coordination of European, national and regional initiatives that directly support digital transformation and Digital Innovation Hubs (DIH). The project aims to create a sustainable pan-European network of networks, focusing on regional IHL.
Reference center for common initiatives between operators and users of geographic information systems. Navarre's participation: Tracasa.
The AM platform is a free European virtual space for all topics related to additive manufacturing. The objective of the AM platform is to contribute to a coherent strategy, understanding, development, dissemination and exploitation of AM. Navarre's Participation: AIN
EUROPE DIRECT centers help bring the European Union closer to citizens on the ground and facilitate their participation in discussions on the future of the EU. The centers answer questions about EU policies, programs and priorities. The staff of the centers are willing to work proactively with citizens and stakeholders to make them feel more involved in the European project. Navarre´s Participation: Government of Navarra.
Representing the world's leading providers of international meeting and event management, transportation and accommodation. it specializes in the international association meetings sector, offering unmatched data, communication channels and business development opportunities. Navarre´s Participation: NICDO.
Consolidation of the European Observation Network for Territorial Development and Cohesion. It promotes and encourages a European territorial dimension in territorial development and cooperation by providing data and allowing knowledge transfer and learning of public policies. Navarre's participation: Government of Navarre
Platform that provides a meeting place for cities, industries, SMEs, investors, researchers and other actors in the city.