Target group This annual conference is intended for legal professionals within the public and private sectors, judicial professionals, law enforcement officers, national civil servants and persons working on European Union law issues, academics, and others who are active or interested in EU contract law issues in general, and in the main rulings delivered by the European Courts in particular.
Target group EU regulatory affairs professionals, officials in the national regulatory and supervisory authorities, professionals from financial institutions who wish to obtain solid understanding of fundamental legal concepts, principles and procedures in EU financial services. Translators who need to acquaint themselves with the legal terminology used in this sector as well as other professionals wishing to systematise their knowledge of financial markets regulation will also benefit from this seminar.
Target group All parties interested in understanding the most recent developments in EU’s dense environmental legislation without necessarily having a legal background, civil servants and staff of public administrations, NGOs, environmental networks, as well as private sector actors with an interest in EU environmental law.
Target group EU regulatory affairs professionals from business and professional associations, officials and specialists in the national administrations and EU institutions who are non-lawyers but are affected – directly or indirectly – by European Union legislation, for instance by participating in the EU law-making or law approximation process, as well as when applying national laws derived from EU law. Other professionals wishing to gain or expand their knowledge of EU law will also benefit from this training.
The climate is changing, despite mitigation efforts. The EU is already facing unavoidable impacts. Effective adaptation actions can reduce overall damage costs, save lives and natural and human assets. An EU-wide framework will support adaptation measures that have to be designed and applied locally. European Standardization Organizations (ESOs) are asked to identify standards relevant for adaptation to climate change.
