National Associations Council
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The National Associations Council describes itself as "a platform that brings together all EuropaBio's National Associations and helps to ensure coordination of EuropaBio actions throughout Europe. The NAC also gives a focus to developing Europe's biotech sector and strengthening its scope both in Europe and internationally."[1]
Members
As at March 2008:[2]
- Austria- http://www.fachverbandwerbung.at/
- Belgium - http://www.accbelgium.be
- Bulgaria - http://www.arabulgaria.org/
- Croatia - http://www.hura.hr/
- Cyprus - http://www.ccci.org.cy/
- Czech Republik - http://www.aka.cz/
- Denmark - http://www.drrb.dk/
- Finland - http://www.mtl.fi/
- France - http://www.aacc.fr/
- Germany - http://www.gwa.de/
- Greece - http://www.edee.gr/
- Hungary - http://www.maksz.com/
- Iceland - http://www.sia.is/
- Ireland - http://www.iapi.ie/
- Italy - http://www.assocomunicazione.it/
- Latvia - http://www.lra.lv/
- Luxembourg - no website
- Netherlands - http://www.vea.nl/
- Norway - http://www.kreativtforum.no/
- Poland - http://www.sar.org.pl/
- Portugal - http://www.apap.co.pt/
- Romania - http://www.raaa.ro/
- Russia - http://www.akarussia.ru/
- Slovak Republic - http://www.kras.sk/
- Slovenia - http://www.soz.si/
- Spain - http://www.aeap.es/
- Sweden - http://www.reklam.se/
- Switzerland - http://www.bsw.ch/
- Turkey - http://www.rd.org.tr/
- United Kingdom - http://www.ipa.co.uk/
Affiliations
References
- ↑ National Associations Council, EuropaBio website, accessed 5 Oct 2009
- ↑ Members courtesy of EACA[1], accessed 18 March 2008
