enlarged access policy | policy on enlarged access to the Fund's resources

enlarged access policy

policy on enlarged access to Fund's resources

enlarged access resources | EAR

enlarged access resources

enlarged access resources | EAR [Abbr.]

wider access to cultural heritage

Other major policies such as the re-launch of the single market through the Single Market Act, an effective competition policy and better access to third country markets through a new trade strategy, will also complement and strengthen the Innovation Union.

25. Welcomes the decision of the Council of the European Union to publish the EU negotiating directives for the ongoing negotiations on the TTIP between the EU and the US; equally welcomes the decision of the Commission to publish more EU negotiating texts and to allow broader access to other documents in the context of the TTIP negotiations; considers that the fact of closely monitoring transparency in the TTIP negotiations has strengthened the role of the Ombudsman as guardian of EU transparency; endorses the Ombudsman’s call for a transparent policy approach and an information campaign on TTIP, to be adopted by the European institu ...[+++]tions; commits to following up on the outcomes of the consultation on TTIP transparency, inter alia by considering petitions received on this issue, in particular in view of the potential impact of TTIP and other trade negotiations on the lives of European citizens;

Other major policies such as the re-launch of the single market through the Single Market Act, an effective competition policy and better access to third country markets through a new trade strategy, will also complement and strengthen the Innovation Union.

The latter approach is in line with the Community policy on the re-use of public sector information, as well as the OECD Ministerial Recommendation on Enhanced Access and More Effective Use of Public Sector Information.[9] This issue is essential for the functioning of Europeana, since in its conditions of use the site follows the policies of the contributing institutions.