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The European Civic Forum (ECF) is a transnational network that brings together over 100 associations across 29 European countries: a great variety of civic organisations ranging from big federations of associations deeply rooted in local constituencies, national platforms of NGOs uniting hundreds of thousands of NGOs across different sectors, human rights advocacy and campaigning organisations, but also smaller groups working at community level or engaging with the public on local issues. Since its creation in 2005, the European Civic Forum has been working to: 1. Promote an enabling environment for civic actors to engage in public sphere and community life around the values of Equality, Solidarity, Inclusiveness and Democracy. 2. Support the structuring of European civil society through alliance building, sharing of experience and joint campaigning for effective access to rights for all. 3. Foster institutional recognition of civil society organisations via the setting up of European Civil Dialogue (art. 11 of TUE) and the adoption of a European Statute for European Associations

The European Compost Network is the leading European membership organisation promoting sustainable recycling practices in composting, anaerobic digestion and other biological treatment processes of organic resources. Our purpose is to work with practitioners, researchers, technicians and policy makers to deliver integrated organic waste recycling solutions that generate high quality products for the benefit of the environment and the users of the recycled products. It serves as central resource and network for the organic waste recycling sector in Europe, as well as the emerging bio-based economy. The European Compost Network represents more than 4.500 biological waste management plants in 27 European countries with a treatment capacity of more than 45 million tonnes per year.

The European Consumer Centre Ireland is a member of the European Consumer Centre Network, which offers consumers across the European Union advice on their rights when shopping in another European state. ECC-Net members cooperate closely to help settle complaints between consumers and traders based in different EU countries, as well as  in Norway, Iceland and the United Kingdom. If necessary, ECC Ireland can liaise directly with a trader via its sister centre in the country of purchase. ECC Ireland provides the following services: Information, advice, education and outreach programmes.  Legal assistance in solving your cross-border consumer disputes with a trader based in another European Union Member State, Norway, Iceland and the United Kingdom. Referral to an Alternative Dispute Resolution body, if we cannot solve your dispute.  Research on issues of consumer interest to raise awareness on emerging trends among policy makers and consumers.  Feedback to the European Commission and national stakeholders. 

European Convenience Food GmbH is a company based out of Garrel, Germany.

European Credit Partners is een fintech, bij ons kun je terecht voor nieuwe vormen van financiering. Daarbij laten wij ons ondersteunen door innovatieve digitale technologie, zonder hierbij het menselijke contact uit het oog te verliezen. Als ondernemer binnen het MKB ben je gedreven om een florerend en financieel gezond bedrijf te leiden. Dat vraagt om visie, toewijding en energie. Grip op de financiële positie is daarbij van essentieel belang om de ruimte te krijgen die je nodig hebt om succesvol te groeien als onderneming. ECP geeft ondernemers vertrouwen, ruimte en houvast door financiële oplossingen te bieden voor gefactureerde omzet. Zo investeren wij in jouw vermogen om te groeien. Wij werken met een volhardend team van vakkundige en inventieve professionals om ondernemingen te ontzorgen en te begeleiden bij financieringsprocessen en cashflowmanagement. Met onze jarenlange ervaring op het gebied van Factoring, Financiering en Cashflow bieden wij het alternatief voor het MKB met financiële oplossingen. Gedreven om het maximale te bereiken. Whatever it takes!

The European Defence Agency is composed of all 27 Member States of the European Union. Created in 2004 to support and facilitate cross-border defence cooperation, EDA is the European Union agency where Member States willing to develop their defence capabilities collaboratively can do so. EDA’s expertise and activities cover the whole spectrum of cooperation: from harmonising requirements to delivering operational capabilities; from research & technology (R&T) and innovation to developing technology demonstrators and/or procurement; from training and exercises to support to CSDP operations. EDA also closely engages with the European defence industry to enhance Europe’s defence technological and industrial base and help make the industry stronger and more competitive. Managed by Chief Executive André Denk under the authority of Kaja Kallas, the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.