Lega Nazionale delle Cooperative e Mutue

Although the feedback is deepened in the file attached below, we particularly believe that the revision process of the directives should address the following priority issues: 1. A More Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT) 2.

Legacoop welcomes the Commission's proposal for a 28th EU corporate regime and supports its ambition to create a uniform legal form at European level. To achieves these objectives, however, two issues require attention. 1. Limiting references to national law The proposal's success will depend on the degree to which it establishes uniform, self-standing rules.

The "Right to Stay Strategy" should recognise the role of key actors such as cooperatives and social economy organisations in territorial and social cohesion, urban and rural regeneration, local development, and the fight against depopulation.

Legacoop is the first and largest association representing Italian cooperatives. It brings together more than 10.000 cooperatives (both SMEs and large cooperative enterprises) with more than 7 million members, producing more than EUR 86 billion and operating in various sectors including facility management, catering, socio-sanitary, waste collection and disposal, design, execution and maintenance of public works…

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Our association naturally welcomes the Commissions decision to address such a crucial issue as the future of quality employment in Europe and wishes to actively engage with it. Legacoop represents more than 10,000 Italian cooperatives employing over 471,000 workers and worker-members, operating across about every sector of the national economy, from agriculture and services to industry and large-scale retail.