ANEC-ECOS-ETUC Press Release: European standards can serve society if the system changes

With standards increasingly used to support - or sometimes even replace - regulation, it is crucial to ensure that societal stakeholders are fully represented and have the ability to contribute to the standardisation process most effectively.

ANEC Newsletter

Interview with Jens Henriksson, ANEC Vice-President (ANEC eNewsletter ed. 7 – 2019)

• Free workshop on accessibility in authoring tools • Interview with Jens Henriksson, ANEC Vice-President • ANEC opposes change to standard on bathing aids • ANEC wants standards for window blinds to be confirmed • Standard on accessibility of the built environment progresses • ANEC contributes further to review of Machinery Directive • Eco-designed lighting helped save up to 1330€ • ANEC wants to light debate on e-cigarettes & e-liquids • ANEC speaks in Asia on sustainable consumption • Journalism Trust Initiative • ANEC starts work on CRS on buses • 17% of tested food packaging has unwanted chemicals

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Few people are interested in technical standardisation and even fewer have heard of ANEC. Yet, although standardisation may not seem at all sexy at first glance, it is an essential component of modern life and the role of ANEC is key.

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Work Programme 2019

The Work Programme sets out the activities ANEC plans to undertake in 2019. It lists areas of activity under our seven priority areas, as well as under the horizontal area of Policy. ANEC priorities are also reflected in the UAWP for Standardisation 2019.

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