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This web seminar is hosted by the EUKI Academy, in cooperation with Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and National Society of Conservationists – Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) and their EUKI project “Strengthening Ownership of Climate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe“.
Looking at the context of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency
Joe Inwood, EU Elections Campaign Officer at CAN Europe, will present expectations towards the agenda of the new EU institutions and outline the task of the Hungarian presidency in this context. He will also share CAN Europe’s perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian EU Council Presidency and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
Nicolas Van Nuffel, Head of Advocacy, CNCD-11.11.11, will share his perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
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Alexa Botár, Climate and energy program director and Istvan Farkas, Co-President at Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) will dive deeper into the respective topics of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency. They will analyse implications for Hungarian climate action next to broader EU topics, such as competitiveness, COP29 issues, addressing the 2040 goals with the EU Council, forthcoming of NECPs and solutions on technology. This includes the question how a dialogue with the Hungarian EU Council Presidency can best be facilitated.
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The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
For more information, please contact academy@euki.de
Please register here for the web seminar. You will receive a confirmation mail, please also check your spam folder. The link to the event will be send to you on the day before the web seminar.
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EUKI Academy Web Seminar: The Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU – Priorities and Outlook
11 am – 12:30 pm CET
As Hungary assumes the EU Council Presidency in the second half of 2024, this event will delve into the expected priorities and developments in European climate and energy policies under its leadership. Our distinguished speakers will explore the implications for Member States, focusing on critical areas such as the European Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package, and Hungary’s approach to climate sustainability. This seminar promises to touch on the role of political priorities like the competitiveness of Europe, technology, energy grids and the 2040 climate targets.
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This web seminar is hosted by the EUKI Academy, in cooperation with Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and National Society of Conservationists – Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) and their EUKI project “Strengthening Ownership of Climate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe“.
Looking at the context of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency
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Nicolas Van Nuffel, Head of Advocacy, CNCD-11.11.11, will share his perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
What do the priorities of the Hungarian Council Presidency imply for climate related topics?
Alexa Botár, Climate and energy program director and Istvan Farkas, Co-President at Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) will dive deeper into the respective topics of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency. They will analyse implications for Hungarian climate action next to broader EU topics, such as competitiveness, COP29 issues, addressing the 2040 goals with the EU Council, forthcoming of NECPs and solutions on technology. This includes the question how a dialogue with the Hungarian EU Council Presidency can best be facilitated.
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The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
For more information, please contact academy@euki.de
Please register here for the web seminar. You will receive a confirmation mail, please also check your spam folder. The link to the event will be send to you on the day before the web seminar.
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EUKI Academy Web Seminar: The Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU – Priorities and Outlook
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As Hungary assumes the EU Council Presidency in the second half of 2024, this event will delve into the expected priorities and developments in European climate and energy policies under its leadership. Our distinguished speakers will explore the implications for Member States, focusing on critical areas such as the European Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package, and Hungary’s approach to climate sustainability. This seminar promises to touch on the role of political priorities like the competitiveness of Europe, technology, energy grids and the 2040 climate targets.
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This web seminar is hosted by the EUKI Academy, in cooperation with Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and National Society of Conservationists – Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) and their EUKI project “Strengthening Ownership of Climate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe“.
Looking at the context of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency
Joe Inwood, EU Elections Campaign Officer at CAN Europe, will present expectations towards the agenda of the new EU institutions and outline the task of the Hungarian presidency in this context. He will also share CAN Europe’s perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian EU Council Presidency and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
Nicolas Van Nuffel, Head of Advocacy, CNCD-11.11.11, will share his perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
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The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
For more information, please contact academy@euki.de
Please register here for the web seminar. You will receive a confirmation mail, please also check your spam folder. The link to the event will be send to you on the day before the web seminar.
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11 am – 12:30 pm CET
As Hungary assumes the EU Council Presidency in the second half of 2024, this event will delve into the expected priorities and developments in European climate and energy policies under its leadership. Our distinguished speakers will explore the implications for Member States, focusing on critical areas such as the European Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package, and Hungary’s approach to climate sustainability. This seminar promises to touch on the role of political priorities like the competitiveness of Europe, technology, energy grids and the 2040 climate targets.
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This web seminar is hosted by the EUKI Academy, in cooperation with Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and National Society of Conservationists – Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) and their EUKI project “Strengthening Ownership of Climate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe“.
Looking at the context of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency
Joe Inwood, EU Elections Campaign Officer at CAN Europe, will present expectations towards the agenda of the new EU institutions and outline the task of the Hungarian presidency in this context. He will also share CAN Europe’s perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian EU Council Presidency and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
Nicolas Van Nuffel, Head of Advocacy, CNCD-11.11.11, will share his perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
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The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
For more information, please contact academy@euki.de
Please register here for the web seminar. You will receive a confirmation mail, please also check your spam folder. The link to the event will be send to you on the day before the web seminar.
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This web seminar is hosted by the EUKI Academy, in cooperation with Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and National Society of Conservationists – Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) and their EUKI project “Strengthening Ownership of Climate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe“.
Looking at the context of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency
Joe Inwood, EU Elections Campaign Officer at CAN Europe, will present expectations towards the agenda of the new EU institutions and outline the task of the Hungarian presidency in this context. He will also share CAN Europe’s perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian EU Council Presidency and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
Nicolas Van Nuffel, Head of Advocacy, CNCD-11.11.11, will share his perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
What do the priorities of the Hungarian Council Presidency imply for climate related topics?
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Experts from DG CLIMA and DG ENER will share their insights on key climate action and energy transition topics, addressing public concerns and strategic priorities. They will discuss the 2040 targets, the role of civil society, governance simplification, and energy policies, leading into a Q&A session with the audience.
The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
For more information, please contact academy@euki.de
Please register here for the web seminar. You will receive a confirmation mail, please also check your spam folder. The link to the event will be send to you on the day before the web seminar.
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EUKI Academy Web Seminar: The Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU – Priorities and Outlook
11 am – 12:30 pm CET
As Hungary assumes the EU Council Presidency in the second half of 2024, this event will delve into the expected priorities and developments in European climate and energy policies under its leadership. Our distinguished speakers will explore the implications for Member States, focusing on critical areas such as the European Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package, and Hungary’s approach to climate sustainability. This seminar promises to touch on the role of political priorities like the competitiveness of Europe, technology, energy grids and the 2040 climate targets.
Agenda
The agenda includes an opening welcome, followed by expert analysis from CAN Europe on the transition from the Belgian to the Hungarian EU Council Presidency in the context of the priorities of the European Union for the upcoming years as defined in the Strategic Agenda, with a special focus on climate action and a just energy transition. Alexa Botár from Friends of the Earth Hungary, along with other experts, will discuss the Hungarian Presidency’s policy priorities, including competitiveness, the 2040 climate goals, and NECPs. Representatives from the European Commission will provide their insights, leading into a Q&A session with the audience. The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
This web seminar is hosted by the EUKI Academy, in cooperation with Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and National Society of Conservationists – Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) and their EUKI project “Strengthening Ownership of Climate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe“.
Looking at the context of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency
Joe Inwood, EU Elections Campaign Officer at CAN Europe, will present expectations towards the agenda of the new EU institutions and outline the task of the Hungarian presidency in this context. He will also share CAN Europe’s perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian EU Council Presidency and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
Nicolas Van Nuffel, Head of Advocacy, CNCD-11.11.11, will share his perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
What do the priorities of the Hungarian Council Presidency imply for climate related topics?
Alexa Botár, Climate and energy program director and Istvan Farkas, Co-President at Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) will dive deeper into the respective topics of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency. They will analyse implications for Hungarian climate action next to broader EU topics, such as competitiveness, COP29 issues, addressing the 2040 goals with the EU Council, forthcoming of NECPs and solutions on technology. This includes the question how a dialogue with the Hungarian EU Council Presidency can best be facilitated.
Experts from DG CLIMA and DG ENER will share their insights on key climate action and energy transition topics, addressing public concerns and strategic priorities. They will discuss the 2040 targets, the role of civil society, governance simplification, and energy policies, leading into a Q&A session with the audience.
The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
For more information, please contact academy@euki.de
Please register here for the web seminar. You will receive a confirmation mail, please also check your spam folder. The link to the event will be send to you on the day before the web seminar.
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Web Seminar: The Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU – Priorities and Outlook
This event will examine the priorities and expected developments during the Hungarian EU Council Presidency in the context of European climate policy. Key topics include the status of the European Green Deal and the Fit for 55 package. Our speakers will provide an overview of possible policy objectives and their implications for Member States.
Online
10 July 2024
EUKI Academy Web Seminar: The Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU – Priorities and Outlook
11 am – 12:30 pm CET
As Hungary assumes the EU Council Presidency in the second half of 2024, this event will delve into the expected priorities and developments in European climate and energy policies under its leadership. Our distinguished speakers will explore the implications for Member States, focusing on critical areas such as the European Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package, and Hungary’s approach to climate sustainability. This seminar promises to touch on the role of political priorities like the competitiveness of Europe, technology, energy grids and the 2040 climate targets.
Agenda
The agenda includes an opening welcome, followed by expert analysis from CAN Europe on the transition from the Belgian to the Hungarian EU Council Presidency in the context of the priorities of the European Union for the upcoming years as defined in the Strategic Agenda, with a special focus on climate action and a just energy transition. Alexa Botár from Friends of the Earth Hungary, along with other experts, will discuss the Hungarian Presidency’s policy priorities, including competitiveness, the 2040 climate goals, and NECPs. Representatives from the European Commission will provide their insights, leading into a Q&A session with the audience. The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
This web seminar is hosted by the EUKI Academy, in cooperation with Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and National Society of Conservationists – Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) and their EUKI project “Strengthening Ownership of Climate Policy in Central and Eastern Europe“.
Looking at the context of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency
Joe Inwood, EU Elections Campaign Officer at CAN Europe, will present expectations towards the agenda of the new EU institutions and outline the task of the Hungarian presidency in this context. He will also share CAN Europe’s perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian EU Council Presidency and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
Nicolas Van Nuffel, Head of Advocacy, CNCD-11.11.11, will share his perspectives on the outcomes of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU, and explain what topics regarding climate action and energy transition can be expected to be continued within the third presidency of the trio – Spain, Belgium and Hungary.
What do the priorities of the Hungarian Council Presidency imply for climate related topics?
Alexa Botár, Climate and energy program director and Istvan Farkas, Co-President at Friends of the Earth Hungary (MTVSZ) will dive deeper into the respective topics of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency. They will analyse implications for Hungarian climate action next to broader EU topics, such as competitiveness, COP29 issues, addressing the 2040 goals with the EU Council, forthcoming of NECPs and solutions on technology. This includes the question how a dialogue with the Hungarian EU Council Presidency can best be facilitated.
Experts from DG CLIMA and DG ENER will share their insights on key climate action and energy transition topics, addressing public concerns and strategic priorities. They will discuss the 2040 targets, the role of civil society, governance simplification, and energy policies, leading into a Q&A session with the audience.
The event will conclude with a discussion on the necessary steps for a cohesive approach to EU climate policy. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with experts and gain a deeper understanding of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency’s impact on climate action.
For more information, please contact academy@euki.de
Please register here for the web seminar. You will receive a confirmation mail, please also check your spam folder. The link to the event will be send to you on the day before the web seminar.