1. Advocacy
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Continued and enhanced engagement with European institutions and policy makers. |
2. Collaboration with European organisations
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Partnering with other organisations at the European level with which EFPA has existing relationships. |
3. Using established Networks
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Continued participation in the Networks hosted by the European Commission, and development / endorsement of joint statements. |
4. Working Groups’ plans
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Adding specific deliverables into the workplans of our Groups were complementary to skills and interests. |
5. Publicity
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Higher visibility of Mental Health and continued visibility of Climate Change in EFPA’s communication tools. Publicise the policy / advocacy work of our Members. |
6. European Congresses
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Encourage relevant themes/ streams and submissions at both ECP2025 and in the early plans for ECP2027. |
7. Connecting professional staff
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Connecting our Members’ professional staff working on these fields of action (e.g. research, policy, communications staff) into a coordinating network. |
8. Working with others
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Co-operate with our partner psychology organisations (Associate Members, the international psychology organisations, MoU partners, and our UN Geneva collaboration with the Federation of Swiss Psychologists and American Psychological Association). |
9. Beyond the EU
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Ensuing for EFPA Members that the work at the European level is where possible generalised beyond the European Union and its 27 member States to the areas represented within the EFPA membership more broadly. |