Orgalim
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Orgalim[1] (derived originally from the French Organisme de Liaison des Industries Métalliques Européennes) represents Europe’s technology industries, comprised of 770,000 companies that innovate at the crossroads of digital and physical technology. Our industries develop and manufacture the products, systems and services that enable a prosperous and sustainable future.
Ranging from large globally active corporations to regionally anchored small and medium-sized enterprises, the companies we represent directly employ 11.9 million people across Europe and generate an annual turnover of €2,819 billion.
Orgalim commits to champion an EU policy agenda for sustainable growth; to support the industry in its transformation; and to advance dialogue between business, policymakers and citizens on the relationship of technology to society. We are shaping a future that’s good.
Orgalim is registered under the European Union Transparency Register operated jointly by the European Commission and the European Parliament[2] – ID number: 20210641335-88.
For more information, visit http://www.orgalim.eu/ or follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.
History[edit]
Orgalim was formally created in late 1954, therefore pre-dating the official European Union project. Founding associations came from Austria, Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the UK, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway. Meetings and informal collaboration between industries had begun in 1948, and although initially created as an informal club without any financial demands, the organisation became increasingly structured and eventually developed a secretariat in the early 1950s. Various other engineering groups had been created at the same time as the European Coal and Steel Community developed, such as MEFTA and COLIME. Orgalim members decided in 1960 to incorporate the groups into Orgalim as working groups.[3]
Overview[edit]
Orgalim is a European-level federation that engages with EU policymakers on behalf of its membership, speaking for 28 national industry associations and 20 European sector associations. Orgalim's advocacy work addresses a broad spectrum of policy and regulatory issues from digital transformation and trade to Internal Market and environment policies.[4][5]
As part of its service, Orgalim publishes legal publications to provide companies with contractual solutions for business-to-business relations – with use cases ranging from product supply, product installation, repair and maintenance, to agency contracts and distributor abroad contracts.[6][7]
Orgalim is a member of the Alliance for a Competitive European Industry (ACEI)[8] and the European Forum for Manufacturing (EFM).[9]
References[edit]
- ^ https://orgalim.eu/
- ^ "Transparency Register". ec.europa.eu. Retrieved 2017-10-17.
- ^ "A rich heritage of European collaboration".
- ^ "Orgalim – Europe's Technology Industries (Orgalim) | LobbyFacts Database".
- ^ "FEM Orgalim Vision 2030: An industry vision for a renewed Europe". 6 February 2019.
- ^ https://orgalim.eu/sites/default/files/2019-02/List%20of%20Orgalim%20legal%20publications.pdf [bare URL PDF]
- ^ "Orgalime : General conditions".
- ^ "Alliance for a Competitive European Industry | BusinessEurope".
- ^ https://www.euromanuforum.com/
