European Union Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh
Budget
Not declared
EP Access
0
accredited persons
Staff
2
1.5 FTE
EU Grants
None
Mission & Goals
To give European companies in Bangladesh a unified voice and platform to promote sustainable growth through policy advocacy, business-friendly environments, and collaborative economic and social progress. To establish a level playing field for European businesses in Bangladesh by becoming the leading platform for economic resilience, sustainable growth, and innovative collaboration between Europe and Bangladesh.
EU Legislative Interests
Here are some of the main EU legislative proposals and policies currently being targeted or under discussion: 1. European Green Deal** - Fit for 55 Package**: Legislative proposals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030. - Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)**: A carbon tariff on imports to prevent carbon leakage. - Nature Restoration Law**: Aims to restore ecosystems, forests, and biodiversity. 2. Digital and Technology Policies** - Artificial Intelligence Act**: First-ever regulatory framework for AI, categorizing AI systems by risk level. - Data Act**: Rules on fair access and use of industrial and personal data. - Digital Markets Act (DMA) & Digital Services Act (DSA)**: Regulation of large tech companies to ensure fair competition and online safety. 3. Economic and Financial Policies** - EU Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF)**: Financial support for post-pandemic recovery and green/digital transitions. - Capital Markets Union (CMU)**: Deepening financial integration and funding for businesses. 4. Social and Labor Policies** - Platform Work Directive**: Regulates gig economy workers’ rights and employment status. - European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan**: Aims to improve working conditions, social inclusion, and equal opportunities. 5. Energy and Industry Policies** - EU Chips Act**: Boosting semiconductor production in Europe. - Critical Raw Materials Act**: Ensuring access to essential raw materials for strategic industries. - Repower EU Plan**: Reducing reliance on Russian fossil fuels and accelerating renewable energy adoption.
Communication Activities
Here are some suggested communication activities related to the EU policies listed: 1. Events & Conferences** - Policy Roundtables & Panel Discussions** – Organize or participate in expert discussions on key legislative proposals (e.g., AI Act, Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism). - Stakeholder Workshops** – Bring together industry representatives, policymakers, and civil society to discuss the impact of upcoming EU regulations. - Annual Summit on Digital & Green Transformation** – A high-profile event covering AI, digital markets, sustainability, and corporate due diligence. - Webinars & Online Briefings** – Virtual events explaining complex legislation and its implications for businesses and stakeholders. 2. Awareness Campaigns** - Social Media Campaigns** – Targeted content (infographics, videos, explainer posts) highlighting the impact of policies like the Digital Services Act and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive. - Hashtag Campaigns** – Use trending hashtags like #AIRegulationEU, #SustainableSupplyChains, or #GreenTransitionEU to engage audiences. - Influencer & Thought Leader Engagement** – Collaborate with industry experts and EU policymakers to share insights. 3. Publications & Reports** - Policy Briefs & White Papers** – Summarizing key aspects of legislation like the Critical Raw Materials Act or Platform Work Directive for stakeholders. - Industry Position Papers** – Providing recommendations on specific EU policy proposals. - Newsletter Updates** – Regular updates on legislative developments, stakeholder opinions, and policy impacts. 4. Media & Public Relations** - Press Releases** – Announcing positions, initiatives, or responses to policy developments. - Op-eds & Expert Articles** – Publishing in EU-focused media (e.g., EURACTIV, Politico Europe) to influence public discourse. - Interviews & Podcasts** – Featuring discussions on the Digital Markets Act, AI regulations, or sustainability initiatives. 5. Stakeholder Engagement & Advocacy** - Meetings with EU Institutions** – Direct engagement with the European Commission, Parliament, and Council to provide input on legislation. - Public Consultations & Feedback Submissions** – Contributing to EU consultations on policy drafts. - Coalition Building** – Partnering with industry groups, NGOs, and academic institutions to advocate for shared positions.
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
We are applying for EBO membership
Organisation Members
https://eurocham-bd.org/about/
Additional Information
None
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.