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The Seconded European Standardization Expert for India (SESEI) project is launched in March 2013. Its general objective is to raise awareness on the European Standardization System, values and assets in India. The project is supported and operated by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN), the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), as well as by the European Commission’s Directorate General for Enterprise and Industry (EC DG ENTR) and by the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
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Newsletter INDIA Jan 2023 Issue 14
We are happy to present the fourtheenth edition of Newsletter India from the desk of SESEI IV, bringing latest updates about the news and information around standards, polices, new initiatives and technologies from Europe around our Sectors covering Information and communications technology, Automotive, Electrical Equipment including Consumer Electronics.
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Newsletter EUROPE Jan 2023 Issue 14
We are happy to present the fourtheenth edition of Newsletter Europe from the desk of SESEI IV, bringing latest updates about the news and information around polices, legislations , market developments and new initiatives and technologies from India around our Sectors covering ICT, Automotive, Electrical Equipment including Consumer Electronics.
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Hybrid Workshop on Circular Economy: Environmental Design & Labelling – Role of Standards & Policy in India and EU
The workshop on Eco Labelling and Eco Design was successful in creating a dialogue and discussion between the EU and Indian stakeholders towards synergies in the approach for ECO Design and Labelling standards and policies. Detailed event report and presentations are available here.
The SESEI’s mission is to enhance the visibility of European standardization activities,increase the cooperation between Indian and European standardization bodies and support European companies facing standardization related issues hampering market access to India.
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European standards are market driven and any stakeholder affected by a standard can have a say in its development. Technical committees drawn from representatives from businesses of all sizes, government, trade associations , research environment, as well as society
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The European Union and the Republic of India benefit from a longstanding relationship going back to the early 1960s.The Joint Political Statement of 1993 and the 1994 Co-operation Agreement, which is the current legislative framework for cooperation
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