Traduction de «Alliance européenne pour l'éthique en publicité » (Français → Anglais) :

European Advertising Standards Alliance | EASA [Abbr.]

advise the Commission on how to build a broad and diverse community of stakeholders in a "European AI Alliance"; support the implementation of the upcoming European initiative on artificial intelligence (April 2018); come forward by the end of the year with draft guidelines for the ethical development and use of artificial intelligence based on the EU's fundamental rights.

The Commission is working to promote better rules for advertising and marketing, meeting at least European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA) benchmarks, across all Member States.

68. Commends the Commission’s plans to advance initiatives in the fields of responsible production and consumption; believes that the EU can build on the experience of CSR initiatives which have undertaken specific training and capacity-building for purchasers within companies; believes that the planned initiative on transparency can be a major driver for the ethical consumer movement; calls on the Commission and the Member States to consider the feasibility and desirability of developing a European social label for all companies involved in CSR, so as to make their efforts more visible to consumers and investors, and, by building on ...[+++]existing labelling initiatives, continuously to promote ‘bottom-up’ collaboration under the auspices of the International Social and Environmental Accreditation and Labelling (ISEAL) Alliance; suggests that companies bearing such a European label be monitored regularly regarding their compliance with the social CSR provisions set out in the label;

70. Commends the Commission’s plans to advance initiatives in the fields of responsible production and consumption; believes that the EU can build on the experience of CSR initiatives which have undertaken specific training and capacity-building for purchasers within companies; believes that the planned initiative on transparency can be a major driver for the ethical consumer movement; calls on the Commission and the Member States to consider the feasibility and desirability of developing a European social label for all companies involved in CSR, so as to make their efforts more visible to consumers and investors, and, by building on ...[+++]existing labelling initiatives, continuously to promote ‘bottom-up’ collaboration under the auspices of the International Social and Environmental Accreditation and Labelling (ISEAL) Alliance; suggests that companies bearing such a European label be monitored regularly regarding their compliance with the social CSR provisions set out in the label;