Information on the European Union
Information Centre on European Institutions (CIIE)
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Enterprise Europe Network
The EIC provides specialised information and advisory services on EU matters. Its main objective is to support the development of enterprises on the European market through a better knowledge of EU regulations and increased access to financial sources and programs offered by the EU.
Creative Europe Office Strasbourg
The Bureau Europe Créative Strasbourg is directly managed by the Eurometropole Strasbourg within the framework of a convention with the European Commission.
Information and technical assistance office of the European programme Europe Creative for audiovisual and cultural professionals in the Greater East. Its aim is to provide information on European aid to the audiovisual and cinema sectors and more particularly on Europe Creative Media, to intervene and assist in the setting up of projects, to be present at professional events and finally to develop the European dimension in the setting up of audiovisual projects.
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European Documentation Centres (EDC)
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Other European Organisations
Eurocorps
The Eurocorps was created in 1993 by a Franco-German initiative. It aims to strengthen the ties between European countries in matters of cooperation, security and defense. The Eurocorps is prepared to carry out humanitarian aid missions, peacekeeping missions and common defense missions.
The Eurocorps is not a direct body of the European Union: only five EU countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Spain) are members.
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Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine
Created in 1816, the Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine is in charge of ensuring the safety and the prosperity of navigation on the Rhine.
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European Science Foundation
The European Science Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote high-level science at a European level, to forge and to consolidate collaborative research between scientists and research funding agencies in certain domains (as diverse as neurobiology and medieval history), and to analyse questions of political science and research to propose solutions.
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The European Cultural Channel ARTE
ARTE, established in 1991, is an European Economic Interest Grouping (EEIG), financed by a license fee collected in France and in Germany. The purpose of ARTE is to promote and broadcast cultural and international programs in the hope of creating a better understanding among Europeans.
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Assembly of European Regions
Created in 1985, the Assembly of European Regions (AER) currently has members from 30 countries. The aim of the AER is to promote regional democracy and solidarity and to forge the development of interregional cooperation in Europe.
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The Organisations for Cross-Frontier Cooperation
Infobest Kehl-Strasbourg
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EURES-T – Oberrhein/Higher Rhine Cross-border
EURES-T Oberrhein/Rhin Supérieur is part of the European network EURES (EURopean Employment Services). The aim of this network is to promote free movement and mobility in the European Economic Area.
The partnership has 17 EURES advisers who are responsible for informing and guiding the population of the Upper Rhine (job seekers, companies etc.) on border issues relating to living and working conditions, the labour market, social security and questions of labour law, social rights and taxation, and for providing assistance with recruitment and placement.
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Center for Consumer Protection in Europe
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Euro-Institute
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Eurodistrict Strasbourg-Ortenau
The Strasbourg-Ortenau Eurodistrict is a Franco-German territory bringing together the Urban Community of Strasbourg and the Ortenau district.
The Eurodistrict has a special status which makes it a pilot European territory for promoting cross-border exchanges and developing projects in all areas of daily life, from transport to health, culture and sport.
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Other organisations with a European vocation in the Upper Rhine Space.
The "Eurorepertoire", a Guide to European Organisations in the Upper Rhine area
The “Eurorepertoire”, published for the first time in 1997, lists 147 international and European institutions and organisations in the Upper Rhine area. It highlights the density of the activities and competences of the organisations, it lists experiences and publications, and it lists the players involved in the construction and development of the European idea.