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ACER Work Programme

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The Annual Work Programme contains ACER's multi-annual outlook, priorities and strategies. 

It is prepared by the Director and adopted by the Administrative Board.

The adoption process

​Before its adoption, the Administrative Board consults the European Commission and must receive a favourable opinion from the Board of Regulators on the ​​regulatory outline.

After the adoption, the Administrative Board transmits the Work Programme to the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union and the Commission. 

The Work Pr​​​​​​​​​ogramme is then made public.​


​Have a look at the latest edition:

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ACER Programming Document 2021-2023​ (including ACER Work Programme 2021)

ACER Work Programme 2022 - Draft Outline (for consultation)

                           ACER Programming Document 2020-2022​​


 

 

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