Multiannual Work Programme 2014–2020

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Expanding the knowledge base for policy implementation and long-term transitions
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Publication Created 21 Jan 2014 Published 22 Jan 2014
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Expanding the knowledge base for policy implementation and long-term transitions

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EEA Annual Work Programme 2015 In line with its Multiannual Work Programme 2014-2018, the EEA, according to its mission, aims to support sustainable development and to help achieve significant and measurable improvements in Europe’s environment, through the provision of relevant, reliable, timely, and targeted information to policy-making agents and the public. The Annual Work Programme 2015 will continue many lines of work from previous annual work programmes along with some new emphases.
EEA Annual Work Programme 2014 2014 is the first year of the new five-year strategy and Multiannual Work Programme. Therefore, AWP 2014 will combine many lines of continuity with the previous annual plans along with some new emphases. Across the three strategic areas structuring the MAWP 2014-2018, those priorities are: 1/Informing policy implementation, 2/Assessing systemic challenges, 3/Knowledge co-creation, sharing and use

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Shared Environmental Information System (SEIS) The "Shared Environmental Information System (SEIS)" was established to improve the collection, exchange and use of environmental data and information across Europe. SEIS aims to create an integrated, web-enabled, EU-wide environmental information system by simplifying and modernising existing information systems and processes.
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What we do The aim of the EEA is to ensure that decision-makers and the general public are kept informed about the state and outlook of the environment. Our vision is to become recognised as the world’s leading body for the provision of timely, relevant and accessible European environmental data, information, knowledge and assessments.
Governance The EEA is governed by a Management Board and Bureau, with a Scientific Committee in an advisory capacity. The Executive Director is responsible to the management board for the implementation of the programmes and for the day-to-day running of the EEA.

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