Traduction de «Analyse évolutive des tendances » (Français → Anglais) :

13. Believes that a permanent system – aiming to provide regular analysis of medium- and long-term trends for the EU institutions in order to encourage a more strategic approach to decision-making – should include provisions for the submission of an annual ‘strategic trends report’ to the institutions, in advance of the State of the Union debate, and the publication of the Commission’s annual work programme in order to track and assess the changing pattern of long-term trends, and also to provide specific input to the budgetary authority in the run-up to the negotiation of a post-2020 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), as well as for ...[+++] any mid-term revision of the 2014-2020 MFF;

2. Highlights the importance of the EU institutions cooperating in an effective manner to monitor and analyse these long-term trends, as well as cooperating and networking with other actors, including the wider research community, both inside and outside the European Union, who are interested in similar issues in third countries; underlines, in this context, the importance of continuing the process of developing an effective capacity for the provision of independent, high-quality interinstitutional analysis and advice on key trends confronting policy-makers within the EU system;

7. Believes that a permanent system – aiming to provide regular analysis of medium- and long-term trends and their implications for EU policy options and choices in order to encourage a more strategic approach to decision-making – should include provisions for the submission of an annual ‘strategic trends report’ to the EU’s institutions, in advance of the State of the Union debate and the publication of the Commission’s annual work programme, in order to track and assess the changing pattern of long-term trends, and also to provide specific input to the budgetary authority in the run-up to the negotiation of a post-2020 Multiannual Fina ...[+++]ncial Framework (MFF), as well as for any mid-term revision of the 2014-2020 MFF.

1. Highlights the importance of the EU institutions cooperating in an effective manner to monitor and analyse these long-term trends, as well as cooperating and networking with other actors interested in similar issues within and outside the European Union; underlines, in this context, the importance of continuing the process of developing an effective capacity for the provision of independent, high-quality analysis which will lead to greater interinstitutional synergy and advice on key trends confronting policy-makers within the EU system;

The Committee plays a central role for the CPC Network. It provides in particular, a platform for discussion of trends in consumer protection; contributes to developing a common approach in enforcement within the CPC Network through the endorsement of common standards and guidelines (e.g. the Manual for internet investigations, the CPC operating guidelines) and gives operational orientations to the CPC Network in the form of annual Enforcement Action Plans.

Since a better knowledge and understanding of young people ought to lead to sustainable youth policies, geared to young peoples' expectations, the above list of themes should remain flexible and open to be adapted to evolving trends and needs in the youth field.