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How can Europe better prepare for the impacts of climate change? In a follow-up to April's conference, the EEAC Network’s latest webinar brought…
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The European Environment and Sustainable Development Advisory Councils Network (EEAC Network) brings together advisory bodies established by national or regional governments or parliaments. EEAC members offer independent advice to their respective national or regional governments and parliaments related to climate change, the environment and sustainable development.
Member councils
Nineteen advisory bodies from fourteen European countries and regions are member of the EEAC Network. With representatives from academia, civil society, the private sector and public bodies the EEAC network brings together experts with years of experience producing independent advice.
Working groups
The working groups are the backbone of the network, designed to address various relevant issues concerning European, national, and sub-national policy developments in the fields of climate, sustainable development, and environment. They foster knowledge exchange between members by pooling together the collective expertise and resources of the councils, and their working group chairs also lead coordinating efforts for shared projects between councils.
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History
For over three decades, the EEAC Network has been a driving force in shaping environmental and sustainable development policies across Europe. On this page we offer you a glimpse into our rich history and notable achievements. Since its inception in 1992, the EEAC Network has served as a vital platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange among environmental and sustainable development advisory councils throughout Europe.
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Bringing together advisory bodies established by national or regional governments or parliaments