4.5 However, civil society should proactively seek to adapt to the requirements of the 2030 Agenda in order to effectively influence its implementation.

The RMP identifies known and potential risks with the medicinal product so that risk minimisation measures and other pharmacovigilance activities can be implemented proactively to protect public health.

1.5 The EU itself should proactively present a periodic voluntary review to the Session of the UN High Level Political Forum on its internal and external policies and programmes, starting in 2017.

2.4 Moreover, the EU institutions and bodies have already built up a significant corpus of positions and decisions which, although disparate, are helping to establish EU policies proactively committed to combating discrimination, and to eAccessibility.

3.3 As a result, under these rules, the prosecuting authority is required not only to make the necessary information available to the accused but also to proactively bring this information to the attention of the defence.

5.8.1 Food manufacturers have proactively worked to create many initiatives to reduce the fat, sugar and salt content of processed foods, to reduce portion sizes and to increase the introduction of innovative, healthy, and nutritious choices.

ACEM, the European motorcycle industry association, also proposed a number of measures covering environmental and safety aspects of L category vehicles in order to proactively address various environmental and safety concerns identified in the two reports

4.5 In this sense, the EESC opinion on the Annual Growth Survey 2014 calls for the scoreboard of social indicators to be proactively included in the European Semester on an equal footing with macroeconomic and budgetary indicators.

5.2.2 Maximising the use of existing legal instruments together with voluntary measures The formal legal requirements would remain as they are today but there would be a conscious decision to proactively address IS problems under existing legislation.

1.10 The Committee believes that EU education, training and lifelong learning programmes should be seen as key tools enabling public authorities and companies to proactively anticipate change, alongside the ongoing efforts of economic players especially SMEs and workers.

1.11 The Committee believes that EU education, training and lifelong learning programmes should be seen as key tools enabling public authorities and companies to proactively anticipate change, alongside the ongoing efforts of economic players especially SMEs and workers.

1.16 To ensure that a culture of health is proactively developed, the EESC suggests that a health handbook could be prepared setting out common values which could be used by everyone, as a means of exchanging best practices.

2.8 The best way for Member State governments to proactively facilitate the impact of innovation is by coordinating at all levels of public administration their own national level policies on employment, industry, innovation, environmental protection, education and trade.

(b) working proactively with SMEs to explain existing or new environmental legislation affecting them, using the most effective means, including on site visits, websites, newsletters, seminars, to raise awareness about environmental impacts and the benefits of a proper environmental management system.

1.12 Additionally, EESC would recommend at national level the appointment of a mediator to arbitrate on disputes, evaluate and monitor the implementation of the Code, with the power to gather information from all stakeholders and proactively investigate breaches of the Code.

1.15 Additionally, EESC would recommend at national level the appointment of a mediator to arbitrate on disputes, evaluate and monitor the implementation of the Code, with the power to gather information from all stakeholders and proactively investigate breaches of the Code.

4.5 The presence of CSOs in critical areas of public life, where they have become proactively involved in decision and policy making, has resulted in a number of successes as regards the development of national strategies and legislation affecting CSOs.

5.5.1 It is important, however, not only to look at sectors which are in crisis, but also to analyse as many sectors of European relevance as possible, in order to respond to change at an early stage and manage it proactively.

3.4.2 It is crucial that all EU institutions proactively undertake initiatives to comply with the accessibility provisions of the Directive on access to public sector bodies' websites with a concrete deadline, setting a good example in this fundamental area of disability rights.

3.5.2 It is crucial that the EU itself not only the EC but all EU institutions should proactively undertake initiatives to comply with the accessibility provisions of the Directive on access to public sector websites, thus setting a good example in this fundamental area of disability rights.

(5) proactively upgrade electricity grids allowing integration of a varied portfolio of electricity generation including centralised and decentralised sources61, and equipment in power plants to reduce primary energy demand and CO2 emissions, in order to ensure a proper functioning of the internal energy market and security of supply.

2.5 There is a need for the EU to set up a genuine and meaningful structured dialogue with European representative organisations of PWDs (DPOs), ensuring both their capacity to effectively and meaningfully participate in EU law and policy making and also to proactively carry out their advocacy CRPD campaigns.

2.5 There is a need for the EU to set up a genuine and meaningful structured dialogue with European representative organisations of PWDs (DPOs), ensuring both their capacity to effectively and meaningfully participate in EU law and policy making and also to proactively carry out their advocacy CRPD campaigns.

5.4 The stated aim of putting the consumer in the driving seat in terms of knowledge of consumer rights, their capacity to take action against suppliers and obtain redress should not be seen as an alternative to clear and proactively enforced protection through a combination of EU and national law.

4.3 The EESC agrees with the Commission on the need to take full advantage of the leading position of many European companies in the sector, proactively securing a truly unified and practicable European internal market, unhindered by fragmentation, and promoting a sector that constitutes a pool of products and services that is vast and promising from an employment perspective.