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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11641
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Cohesion

Commission considering using new assessment indicators in addition to GDP

The European Commission seems to be considering using new indicators in the future for Cohesion Policy, explained a close source to EUROPE on the occasion of publication of the ex-post assessment of cohesion 2007-2013 by the European Commission.

The question of indicators should be viewed from two perspectives, EUROPE has been told – namely the award of funding, and measurement of the European structural and investment (ESI) fund’s performance.  For the granting of funding, GDP will...

Contents

SECTORAL POLICIES
CLIMATE: ICAO agreement welcomed by Commission but does not satisfy environmentalists
COHESION: Commission considering using new assessment indicators in addition to GDP
COHESION: EPP wants stronger links between European semester and cohesion policy
AGRICULTURE: EU institutions make progress on organic farming
AGRICULTURE: Fresh call for post-2020 CAP to be better able to deal with crises
AGRICULTURE: Commission to provide €15 million for beef promotion
TRANSPORT: Civil society and cities call for Commission to act on lorry deaths
FISHERIES: Oceana rebukes Denmark and calls for closure of Baltic cod fishery
HEALTH: Move towards more Community health technology assessment
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECOFIN: Protecting financial interests of EU, climate and finalising Basel III on ministers' agenda
TAXATION: Next stage on FTT
COMPETITION: Commission holds consultation on various aspects of controls on merger
EXTERNAL ACTION
CHINA: EU imposes anti-dumping duty of up to 73.7% on Chinese steel
UNITED STATES: Important progress in regulatory cooperation ahead of possible pause in TTIP talks
RUSSIA: Thirty-six MEPs call for sanctions against Crimean parliamentarians at the Duma
MIDDLE EAST: EU criticises settlement extension once again
MEDITERRANEAN: Joint EU-OECD programme to boost investment and competitiveness in the region
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PLENARY
FOOD SAFETY: European Parliament demands harmonised assessment of all materials in contact with food
CLIMATE: European Parliament wants tangible action and greater ambitions, including from the EU, ahead of COP 22
SUDAN: European Parliament condemns indiscriminate bombing of civilians
RWANDA: European Parliament calls for review of Ingabire case
THAILAND: European Parliament deplores condemnation of human rights activist Andy Hall
INSTITUTIONAL
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT: Following altercation between UKIP members, Martin Schulz brings matters before consultative committee established by European Parliament Code of Conduct
UNITED KINGDOM: Juncker criticises British attempts to woo continent's industrial sector
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
TURKEY: Human Rights Commissioner regrets extension of state of emergency
NEWS BRIEFS
STATE AID: Green light to extension of sales process for four Italian bridge banks
COMMISSION: Tibor Navracsics may be required to explain himself
CULTURE: European funding to encourage integration of refugees
LEBANON: EU allocated €12 million for re-building of Nahr el-Bared camp
LIBYA: EU receives list of naval officers ready for training
JHA: Big Brother Award goes to Facebook
MEDITERRANEAN: Meeting to discuss financing of desalinisation plants in Gaza
VATICAN: First EU-Holy See foreign policy dialogue
CALENDAR
MAIN ACTIVITIES OF THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS: 10-16 October
OTHER EVENTS: 10-16 October