Orgalim key recommendations on European standardisation

Published: 24 July 2024

Policies & Issues: Internal Market - Compliance, Standards & Enforcement

The Orgalim policy agenda for a European high-tech manufacturing base identifies six key areas policymakers should prioritise during the 2024-2029 legislative cycle in order to unleash Europe’s high-tech manufacturing potential and make our net-zero future a reality:

  • Reduce the regulatory burden

  • Regain global leadership in research and innovation

  • Recommit to the single market

  • Make digital legislation effective for manufacturing industries

  • Remove trade barriers

  • Ensure a competitive and secure energy supply

This paper will provide the technology industries` key recommendations for the European standardisation system – a crucial component in maintaining the single market. Effective harmonisation of standards can facilitate seamless trade, foster innovation, and maintain high quality and safety levels across products and services.

Authors

Boledi
Federica Boledi
Manager - Internal Market and Digital
Stirbat
Teodora Stirbat
Adviser - Digital & Internal Market

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