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  1. 29 August 2026 Position EISAP – Ship Recycling: On the current draft update of the EU list of approved recycling sites according to EU Ship Recycling Regulation ((EU) 1257/2013) and replacement of Annex to Implementing Decision (EU) 2016/2323. Members of EISAP are European and international shipowners with at least one ship of their fleet registered in Madeira and operating under the flag of Portugal.

  2. The European Environment Agency (EEA) and EIONET provide clear European added value by creating a common evidence base for environmental policy and improving comparability between countries. Their role is increasingly important as biodiversity loss, climate change, invasive alien species and other environmental pressures require information that is scientifically robust, accessible and available quickly enough to…

  3. The NGO Shipbreaking Platform, a global coalition of human rights and environmental organisations, works to ensure safe and environmentally sound ship recycling world-wide. We welcome the opportunity to contribute to this public consultation and call on the European Commission to hold facilities in third countries accountable to the same standards as those applicable in the EU.

  4. Specific proposals for fixing fishing opportunities for 2027 1. A PAF-specific Omnibus regulation should be adopted immediately, within a deadline compatible with the December AGRIFISH Council, so that its corrections can be effective before the fixing of the 2027 fishing opportunities. 2.

    Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission

  5. The Europe India Centre for Business & Industry (EICBI) welcomes the European Commissions evaluation of Regulation (EU) 2021/821, which governs the export, brokering, technical assistance, transit and transfer of dual-use items.

  6. Contribution from ADi Professional Standards for Teachers Promoting the European and International Dimension as Associazione Docenti e Dirigenti Scuola Italiane (ADi), which has been active for years in educational innovation, vocational training and the European dimension of education, we would like to contribute to the second pillar of the consultation, Excellence through a supported and valued teaching…

    Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission

  7. NABU (Naturschutzbund Deutschland) e.V. is grateful for the opportunity to comment on the draft implementing decision. NABU opposes the inclusion of the Indian ship recycling facilities YSI Recyclers LLP and Shree Ram Vessel Scrap Pvt. in the 16th EU list of ship recycling facilities.

    Filed in German · English published by the European Commission

  8. ODNV is a French cooperative comprising egg packing centres which pack and pack eggs from hens born and reared in France, including organic eggs collected from almost 200 breeders. The most recent European legislation, which came into force in 2022, has had a disproportionate negative impact on the production of organic laying hens and eggs due to a large number of constraints.

    Filed in French · English published by the European Commission

  9. Copa and Cogeca welcome the Commission's initiative to address the continuation of the authorisation for the use of a limited proportion of non-organic protein feed in organic pig and poultry production beyond 31 December 2026. The insufficient availability of suitable organic protein feed remains a significant challenge for organic livestock producers across the EU.

  10. The Eggs section of the UGPVB, which represents egg producer organisations in the Grand Ouest of France, France’s largest production region, supports maintaining the possibility of using, under the conditions laid down in the draft delegated regulation, a limited proportion of non-organic protein raw materials in the labelling of organic poultry.

    Filed in French · English published by the European Commission

  11. The Council of Gas Detection and Environmental Monitoring (CoGDEM EU) wishes to submit the attached joint position paper (published earlier this year together with all co-signatories) on the forthcoming Housing Simplification Package.

  12. Shark Trust Feedback for Sustainable fishing in the EU: State of play and orientations for 2027 Corresponding author: [name removed] | Shark Trust Fisheries Officer | [email removed] Elasmobranchs – sharks, skates and rays – are a complex and diverse subclass of Chondrichthyes, the cartilaginous fishes. Elasmobranchs represent over 1200 described species. Some seen as wildlife: e.g.

  13. Coldiretti, the largest organisation representing farmers and fishers in Italy and Europe, with its 1.6 million members, welcomes the European Commission’s initiative to gather input on ‘Sustainable fishing in the EU: State of play and orientations for 2027. See detailed position paper attached.

    Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission

  14. EFPIA supports the Commissions objective of preventing designer precursors from being used for the illicit manufacture of drugs and acknowledges the need for effective and proactive controls. At the same time, the proposed scheduling of 148 substances as Category 1 precursors should be implemented in a way that avoids unintended barriers to legitimate pharmaceutical research and development.

  15. In pharmaceutical research, a large number of substances are used in the synthesis of drug candidates. Many of the substances used for the synthesis of drug candidates can also potentially be used to synthesize narcotic drugs. In some Member States, applications for authorization to handle substances classified as drug precursors must be submitted annually.

  16. Fecc notes the European Commission initiative that would include additional drug precursors in the list of controlled substances used in the production of illicit drugs - specifically targeting substances that can only be used for drug production, known as designer precursors - and welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback (see file attached).

  17. The World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) position in response to the European Commission's consultation on its Communication on the Competitiveness of the Banking Sector and the Single Market in Banking, published on 17 July 2026, is set out in the attached document.

  18. The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise welcomes the Commission’s ambition to strengthen Europe’s competitiveness, innovation capacity and resilience in the semiconductor sector. Semiconductors are a fundamental enabling technology for large parts of European industry and a well-functioning semiconductor supply is important for both digitalisation and the green transition.

    Filed in Swedish · English published by the European Commission

  19. In general, the Czech Republic welcomes the direction of the proposed revision of the EU ETS, which reflects some of the long-standing requirements of the Member States and the energy sector, in particular maintaining the important role of free allocation, adjusting the functioning of the MSR and easing the pace of the reduction of the cap.

    Filed in Czech · English published by the European Commission

  20. CCTC contribution to the European Commission’s Have Your Say consultation on the implementing act concerning national producer registers under Regulation (EU) 2025/40 The Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts (CCTC), representing more than 148,000 Croatian crafts and small businesses, welcomes the Commission’s objective of establishing harmonised, interoperable and machine-readable formats for registration in and…

  21. The Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA Europe) and CCIAs Space & Spectrum Policy Center welcome the opportunity to provide feedback to the European Commissions consultation to develop a common EU position for the upcoming World Radiocommunication Conference 2027 (WRC-27).

  22. I believe that cultural heritage (CH) should be seen not just as a sector that benefits from AI or provides valuable training data, but also as a domain of scientific knowledge with its own ways of working and specific needs. The Call for Evidence highlights the importance of fair access to high-quality data and points to the common European data space for CH as a key resource for AI training.

  23. The new EU Strategy on Victims’ Rights should take into account the situation of child victims of crime, in particular violence and sexual exploitation. The needs of the child and the way they experience harm are different from those of an adult. The protection and justice system should therefore be adapted to the age and development of the child.

    Filed in Polish · English published by the European Commission

  24. As a small business, we recognise the importance of EU regulations in bringing fairness and reducing barriers to trade, not just for big corporations, but also for small businesses like ours. Therefore our overarching feedback is that the implementing rules should ensure compliance costs are proportionate for micro and small businesses placing only small quantities of packaging on the market.

  25. COGEN Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the European Commissions Proposal for the Revision of Network code on requirements for grid connection of generators (NC RfG 2.0). Cogeneration solutions (also known as combined heat and power or CHP) are recognised throughout EU and national legislation as key for energy efficiency, decarbonisation, energy affordability and industrial competitiveness.

  26. ASEALEN, the Spanish Energy Storage Association, is a non-profit association representing companies linked to the development, promotion, investment, manufacturing, integration and operation of energy storage projects.

    Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission

  27. The ZVEI welcomes the fact that, with this draft update to the Network Code on Requirements for Grid Connection of Generators (NC RfG (EU) 2016/631), the European Commission is defining harmonised and definitive requirements for grid-connected electric vehicles. This lays the foundation for a uniform, Europe-wide certification of vehicles.

  28. The spark starts with a person, not a mandate. AI is reshaping the world that students are entering. The question isn't whether they'll use it, it's whether they'll know how to think about it: how to understand, direct, question, and create with the technology shaping their world. Its the kind of thinking thats built on computer science, AI science, and data science. So, what's being done about it?

  29. Nexperia B.V. is a semiconductor manufacturer. Our packaging is industrial and goes into business-to-business channels. We support a single harmonised format. The points below are where the draft creates recurring work without better data. 1.

  30. Stellungnahme Zum Entwurf der Durchführungsverordnung – Ares (2026)7374948 zu Hochrisikoprodukten Der BÖLW begrüßt grundsätzlich eine risikoorientierte Bio-Kontrolle. Allerdings kritisieren wir, dass die Kriterien für die Festlegung von Hochrisikoprodukten nicht transparent und auch nicht sachlich nachvollziehbar sind. Das ist aber der entscheidende Punkt für eine Risikobewertung.

    Filed in German · English published by the European Commission

  31. Eurodom welcomes the principle of this project, which for the first time identifies organic risk product/third country combinations and applies reinforced controls, including prior to export. Eurodom reiterates, however, its opposition in principle to maintaining the equivalence regime for the recognition of third-country organic production rules, and its request for a transition to a compliance regime, which is the…

    Filed in French · English published by the European Commission

  32. COLEAD RESPONSE TO CALL FOR FEEDBACK ON HIGH-RISK ORGANIC AND IN-CONVERSION PRODUCTS FROM NON-EU COUNTRIES – DETAILED LIST (Ares(2026)7374948) Brussels, 24 August 2026 The Committee Linking Entrepreneurship-Agriculture-Development (COLEAD) thanks the European Commission for the opportunity to comment on this draft Regulation on behalf of our members.

  33. European Digital Rights (EDRi) welcomes the opportunity to submit its analysis of the implementation of the Law Enforcement Directive (LED), based on independent research conducted in five Member States (Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece and Slovenia).

  34. This joint contribution is submitted by ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, and CLEPA, the European Association of Automotive Suppliers. Together, we represent the European automotive value chain and are committed to advancing clean, smart and safe mobility.

  35. The new Victims Rights Strategy should support the effective operationalisation of Member States obligations under the Directive on Victims Rights and Directive 2024/1385, to ensure access to comprehensive and quality sexual and reproductive healthcare services to victims of sexual violence.

  36. Each year, over 250 000 children are reported missing in Europe one child disappearing every two minutes. Children go missing for a wide range of reasons, including violence, harassment, conflicts, abuse, and exploitation. The effects are far-reaching, not only for the missing children themselves but also for their families and communities, often resulting in long-term trauma and broader societal consequences.

  37. Bisphenols Europe appreciates the opportunity to comment on the draft Commission Delegated Regulation amending Regulation (EU) No 649/2012 as regards the listing of pesticides and industrial chemicals. We support the objectives of the PIC Regulation and the Rotterdam Convention to promote shared responsibility and informed decision-making in the international trade of hazardous chemicals.

  38. Beitrag zur öffentlichen Konsultation zur Änderung von Anhang I der PIC-Verordnung (EU Nr. 649/2012) Die Aufnahme von Borsäure sowie Natriumboraten ist unnötig und gefährdet die Ernährungssicherheit Die vorgeschlagene Aufnahme von Borsäure sowie Boratsalzen in Anhang I Teil 1 dient nicht dem Zweck der PIC-Verordnung.

    Filed in German · English published by the European Commission

  39. CONSULTATION INPUT AUGUST 2026 CASG, a Cefic sector group representing MCCP (medium chain chlorinated paraffins) EU manufacturers, welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the open consultation on the inclusion of substances in the Annexes of Regulation (EU) No 649/2012 concerning the export and import of hazardous chemicals (PIC). The following key points have been identified by the group: 1.

  40. The Europe India Centre for Business & Industry (EICBI) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to enable relevant authorities in non-EU countries to participate in the Electronic System for Agricultural Non-Customs Formalities (ELAN). The initiative is particularly relevant to India given the growing scale of EU India agricultural trade.

  41. The Europe India Centre for Business & Industry (EICBI) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to enable relevant authorities in non-EU countries to participate in the Electronic System for Agricultural Non-Customs Formalities (ELAN). The initiative is particularly relevant to India.

  42. YouthProAktiv welcomes the development of the EU Teachers Agenda and the stronger attention being given to the attractiveness and future of the teaching profession. Teachers are at the centre of quality education, but across Europe many are facing growing workloads, staff shortages, limited career progression and increasingly complex classroom realities.

  43. YouthProAktiv welcomes the European Commissions initiative to strengthen basic skills and improve educational performance across Europe. We believe this is an important priority, especially at a time when many young people are facing growing inequalities, rapid technological change and increasing uncertainty about their future.

  44. YouthProAktiv welcomes the development of a dedicated European strategy on artificial intelligence for the cultural and creative sectors. AI is already changing the way cultural content is created, distributed and accessed, and it is important that Europe approaches this transformation in a way that supports innovation while protecting human creativity, cultural diversity and the rights of creators.

  45. Overall we agree broadly with the issues identified; these are the cogent challenges facing the EITs. We recommend (focused on life sciences but generally applicable): 1. make EITs less inward-looking: by making the EIT eco-system a visible and accessible value chain mandated to support all-comers with promising technologies. If this was already the case, it was not adequately visible 2.

  46. The evolution from FADN to FSDN is very positive, and we hope it will help track the efficiency of CAP fund spending. As BeeLife, we have attached our contribution, and we would like to invite the Commission to implement the Pollinator Index within the FSDN. Pollinator Index is more than monitoring just the abundance and richness of pollinators.

  47. YouthProAktiv welcomes the evaluation of the Council Recommendation on individual learning accounts. In a labour market shaped by digitalisation, the green transition and changing skills needs, access to continuous learning is increasingly important.

  48. It is important to have a strong level of data protection in relation to law enforcement A balance has to be struck with the protection of society at large and police officers in particular: Strong data protection and effective policing are not competing objectives.

  49. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) strongly supports the European Commission's expansion of the Farm Sustainability Data Network (FSDN) and views it as an important step toward creating a more comprehensive, evidence-based approach to agricultural sustainability.

  50. Banco Santander welcomes the European Commissions Communication on the competitiveness of the banking sector and the Single Market in banking. It provides a useful foundation for strengthening Europes banking sector while safeguarding financial stability. We particularly welcome the Commissions call for a more proportionate, risk-based and economically grounded approach to regulation and supervision.

  51. EENA Consultation Response: Authorisation of Systems Providing MSS Services Over the Harmonised 2 GHz Frequency Band EENA welcomes the proposal’s commitment to improving connectivity for critical communications, and support for the development of European secure Mobile Satellite Spectrum (MSS)/Hybrid systems. However, it is equally important that this proposal addresses emergency communications for the public.

  52. Glass for Europe welcomes the opportunity to comment on this draft delegated act on declaration without testing of reaction to fire. Considering that Article 1 offers a clear set of provisions to address building glass products, Glass for Europe recommends deleting the Notes for the material "Glass" in Table 1 of the Annex ("Including heat strengthened, chemically toughened, laminated and wired glass").

  53. The draft raises issues of critical concern for the European aviation industry. Commercial airlines have been strictly regulated under the well-established EU ETS1 system (Annex I of the Directive) since 2012. The introduction of ETS2 for the transport sector must not - under any circumstances - result in uncoordinated carbon cost pass-through by fuel suppliers, market fragmentation, or severe administrative…

  54. Fecc welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Commissions initiative on financial compensation under the EU Emissions Trading System for buildings and road transport (ETS2). While supporting the EUs climate objectives and the role of carbon pricing in the green transition, Fecc highlights the need for the financial compensation framework to adequately consider the indirect cost impacts on downstream…

  55. Alegaciones CRECEMOS al proyecto de Reglamento de Ejecución sobre compensación financiera en el Régimen de comercio de derechos de emisión de la UE (ETS2) 1. Valoración general La asociación multisectorial CRECEMOS (Combustibles Renovables y Economía Circular en España para una Movilidad Sostenible) representa los combustibles renovables materias primas a la cadena de valor de en España, incluyendo entre otros los y…

    Filed in Spanish · English published by the European Commission

  56. The Port Authority of Valencia welcomes the opportunity to provide comments on the proposed update of the list of neighbouring container transhipment ports amending Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/2297. The Port Authority of Valencia fully supports the European Union's climate ambitions and the inclusion of maritime transport within the EU Emissions Trading System.

  57. The Port Authority of Valencia welcomes the opportunity to provide comments on the proposed update of the list of neighbouring container transhipment ports established amending Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1127.

  58. The EU's regulatory framework for environment and land use (SEA/EIA Directives, the Nature Restoration Law, and the Soil Monitoring Law) was designed with legitimate environmental goals in mind. However, as currently drafted and implemented, these frameworks impose overlapping assessments, rigid principles, and disproportionate administrative burdens on the construction sector.

  59. ESPO Feedback EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) – Update to the List of Neighbouring Container Transhipment Ports The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) welcomes the Commission’s proposal to expand the list of neighbouring container transhipment ports by adding Abu Qir and Damietta alongside Tanger Med and East Port Said.

  60. Badische Stahlwerke (BSW), as an EAF-based producer of long steel products, supports the objectives of the ESPR to improve transparency, strengthen circularity and create demand for lower-carbon steel. In designing future requirements, it is important to recognise that scrap-based EAF steelmaking already represents an established circular and comparatively low-carbon production route at industrial scale.

  61. We thank the European Commission for the opportunity to comment on this Call for Evidence on the ESPR Delegated Act on iron and steel products. We support prioritising iron and steel under the ESPR Working Plan and aligning this Act with the Steel and Metals Action Plan and the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA).

  62. The Near Zero Emission Steel (NZES) coalition welcomes the Commission's efforts to support a more com-petitive, sustainable and circular European steel industry by preparing to define performance classes for low-carbon steel under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR).

  63. The House of the Dutch Provinces (HNP), het Interprovinciaal Overleg (IPO) and the Vereniging van Nederlandse Gemeenten (VNG) call for a targeted European simplification agenda for affordable housing. Simplifying and clarifying EU legislation can increase investment capacity, shorten procedures and facilitate innovative solutions.

  64. The European Dockworkers Council (EDC) welcomes the inclusion of two new ports on the list of of neighboring transhipment ports. However, EDC considers that the current proposal remains insufficient to prevent traffic leakage to ports outside the EU in the context of the EU ETS for maritime transport and FuelEU Maritime.

  65. Warszawa, 12 sierpnia 2026 r. Stanowisko w ramach konsultacji dot. projektu rozporządzenia wykonawczego Komisji (UE) …/… zmieniającego rozporządzenie wykonawcze (UE) 2024/2746 ustanawiające zasady stosowania rozporządzenia Rady (WE) nr 1217/2009 ustanawiającego sieć zbierania danych rachunkowych o dochodach i działalności gospodarczej gospodarstw rolnych (Farm Sustainability Data Network, FSDN) Sygnatura dokumentu…

    Filed in Polish · English published by the European Commission

  66. DI Construction thanks the Commission for the opportunity to comment on the draft delegated act supplementing Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 by laying down conditions for classification without testing of certain products as regards reaction to fire performance.

  67. The European Dockworkers Council (EDC) welcomes the inclusion of two new ports on the list of of neighboring transhipment ports. However, EDC considers that the current proposal remains insufficient to prevent traffic leakage to ports outside the EU in the context of the EU ETS for maritime transport and FuelEU Maritime.

  68. -Full contribution in annex- The 10th Report on Economic, Social and Territorial Cohesion coincides with negotiations for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). We consider the proposals for the next MFF counterproductive to EU cohesion and stability, putting CPMR member-regions at risk.

  69. The data presented in this document confirm that Romania remains a reference case for the debate on the future of cohesion policy: an apparent success story in aggregate at national level, which nonetheless conceals persistent, and in some respects widening, internal territorial divergence.

  70. Minha Terras contribution to the European Commissions 10th Report on Economic, Social and Territorial Cohesion in the EU argues that Portugals experience with Community-Led Local Development (CLLD) during the 20142020 programming period demonstrates the strong value of locally led, multi-funded/multi-policy territorial approaches for reducing disparities and strengthening cohesion.

  71. Please find here below INDICAM's observations on the Commission's proposal for a Regulation establishing a framework of measures for strengthening Europe's cloud and AI ecosystem (the "Cloud and AI Development Act"), prepared in the interest of our associates — brand owners and rights holders active in anti-counterfeiting and IP enforcement who increasingly rely on cloud infrastructure and AI tools for online brand…

  72. Introduction: The European Association of Chemical Distributors (Fecc) supports the EU's climate goals but urges the Commission to align CBAM certificate rules with business realities. Our key recommendations, detailed in our attached paper, are: - Coherent Rollout: All Member States must implement the rules simultaneously to avoid administrative friction and market fragmentation.

  73. VDMA represents around 3,500 member companies of the mechanical and plant engineering industry in Germany and Europe. As many machinery manufacturers rely on globally integrated supply chains and import CBAM-covered materials and components, the practical implementation of CBAM is of significant importance to our industry.

  74. Gerber Steel GmbH, a medium-sized importer and authorised CBAM declarant, submits the attached detailed statement on the draft Delegated Regulation on the sale and repurchase of CBAM certificates and urges the Commission to read it in full.

  75. CEOE fully endorses the European Unions objectives regarding lifelong learning, employability and the adaptation of skills to the digital, green and demographic transitions. Lifelong learning is an essential tool for enhancing peoples opportunities, promoting professional mobility and contributing to a more productive, competitive and inclusive economy.

  76. Seravon Labs LLC (Wyoming, United States), operating through Veridex Carbon, is establishing a climate-adaptive livestock and carbon farming operation in Extremadura, Spain. The operation involves potential cross-border movement of ovine genetic material (semen) from non-EU countries (Egypt, South Africa) to EU territory, as well as future export of CRCF-certified carbon farming products within the EU single market.

  77. The Association welcomes the European Biotech Act I and strongly supports the objective of making Europe the world’s most attractive location for research, development, clinical trials, manufacturing and scaling of biotech innovations. It is crucial to create a coherent, reliable and internationally competitive framework along the entire value chain.

    Filed in German · English published by the European Commission

  78. Feedback on the Proposal of the European Biotech Act I Future Affairs Consulting welcomes the proposal and, in particular, the extension of EFSA's role and strongly supports the introduction of structured pre-submission advice for applicants. This is a much needed regulatory change. However, we suggest the following changes. 1. Biosecurity should expressly include the security of the food-and-feed supply chain 2.

  79. EPODIN European Patient Organisation for Dysimmune Inflammatory Neuropathies welcomes the European Commission's proposal for an EU Biotech Act as a timely and ambitious initiative to strengthen Europe's biotechnology ecosystem, enhance its global competitiveness and ensure that scientific excellence translates into faster development, availability and equitable access to innovative medicines for all European…

  80. Digital Networks Act Video Games Europe is the trade federation representing the video game sector in Europe. Over 110.000 people currently work in the video games sector in Europe, and game development has been recognised by the European Parliament as one of the key sectors to the digital economy in the EU.1 In Europe the sector is mostly composed of SME’s, whose games which are enjoyed worldwide across multiple…

  81. As regards your concept of lifelong learning for adults, we find this idea interesting, but we do not consider it as extraordinary: 1. Discrimination: in practice, this idea discriminates against the very people you want to prepare for a constantly evolving labour market. The roadmap presented focuses on courses for professional development and retraining with a maximum duration of 12 months.

    Filed in Romanian · English published by the European Commission

  82. We very much welcome the aim of the Commission’s proposal to simplify the MDR/IVDR without compromising the level of protection of patient safety and public health. From the point of view of academic research, university medicine and publicly funded collaborative research, it is crucial that the planned relief measures are implemented in a risk-appropriate manner and target areas where current practice has been…

    Filed in German · English published by the European Commission

  83. SVDGV Statement: Ensuring Legal Certainty and Proportionality in the Classification of Software and AI-Based Medical Devices (MDR Reform, Annex VIII, Rule 11) The German Digital Healthcare Association (SVDGV) welcomes the Commission's proposal (COM(2025) 1023 final) to simplify the MDR and align software risk classification with actual patient risk. We raise two concerns: 1.

  84. VPH Society Position on In Silico Evidence in the revised MDR The Virtual Physiological Human (VPH) Society representing the scientific community strongly supports the explicit inclusion of in silico evidence (computational modelling, simulation, and New Approach Methodologies) across the medical device lifecycle in the revised EU MDR.

  85. The VÖWG warmly welcomes the initiative as it responds to key challenges for the protection of water resources and the long-term security of public water supply and sanitation. However, successful implementation requires water resilience to be addressed as a cross-sectoral task, problems to be solved at source as a matter of priority, and the polluter pays principle to be consistently applied.

    Filed in German · English published by the European Commission

  86. CDP Response to the European Commission Call for Evidence: Water Resilience Research and Innovation Strategy CDP runs the world's largest environmental disclosure system. Through its water security questions, CDP collects data from thousands of companies on water-related risks, opportunities, dependencies, impacts, governance, strategy and performance.

  87. The Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) welcomes the European Commission's initiative to develop a dedicated EU Water Resilience Research and Innovation Strategy. At a time when water-related challenges are becoming increasingly interconnected and systemic, the Strategy represents a unique opportunity to establish a coherent long-term framework capable of strengthening Europe's scientific leadership…

  88. The Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) welcomes the European Commission's initiative to develop a European Ocean Research and Innovation Strategy as a key pillar of the European Ocean Pact. At a time when marine and coastal ecosystems are increasingly affected by climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution and competing maritime uses, the Strategy represents a unique opportunity to establish a…

  89. JPI Oceans, via its Internal Advisory Committee, welcomes the development of the European Ocean Research and Innovation Strategy as a key contribution to achieving the objectives of the European Ocean Pact. The Strategy should build on existing European cooperation structures and ensure that scientific knowledge is effectively translated into policy, innovation and societal impact.

  90. Complementing OceanEye through transformative ocean science. The Ocean Sustainability Foundation welcomes OceanEye as an indispensable European capacity for observing, modelling and predicting the ocean. We propose to complement it, not replace it, through an "Ocean EyeS" approach.

  91. EPF strongly welcomes the proposal to strengthen passenger protection for multi-operator rail journeys. A key improvement is that full passenger rights reimbursement, re-routing, assistance, and compensation would apply to all journeys sold as a single ticket, provided minimum connection times are respected.

  92. Pearle* Live Performance Europe welcomes the Commissions proposals on rail ticketing and on the protection of passengers with single tickets. The proposals constitute an important step towards making cross-border rail travel more reliable and accessible, including for artists, technical professionals and other workers in the live performance sector who regularly travel across Europe under fixed and time-sensitive…

  93. The RATP group supports the provision of rail services enabling the largest number of users to travel. For the services covered by this Regulation, in line with the position taken by UITP Europe (the International Union of Public Transport), to which it subscribes, the RATP Group draws attention to the need for a shared objective of supporting the lattractivity of regional and long-distance rail networks, while at…

    Filed in French · English published by the European Commission

  94. forum anders reisen e.V. Association for Sustainable Tourism strongly welcomes the European Commissions legislative proposals aimed at advancing multimodal digital mobility services, improving access to rail distribution systems and strengthening passenger rights for multimodal journeys. These initiatives constitute a necessary condition for achieving the European climate and mobility objectives.

  95. EPF strongly supports the objective of enabling passengers to find, compare, combine and purchase rail tickets through the channel of their choice. The proposal pursues this through two complementary approaches: requiring railway operators to provide ticketing content including discounts , and real-time data to online ticketing providers; and obliging dominant vertically integrated rail platforms to display and sell…

  96. RG

    RATP Group

    filed 31 Jul 2026 on Rail ticketing Company

    The RATP group supports the objective pursued by the European Commission of facilitating travellers’ access to simpler, more readable, more multimodal and more sustainable mobility solutions. The possibility of searching for, comparing and reserving journeys combining several modes is an important lever for increasing the lattractivity of collective transport and encouraging a modal shift.

    Filed in French · English published by the European Commission

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