Europe Direct Centres
Europe Direct centres bring the European Union closer to its citizens. These centres can answer your questions about the EU. They engage with citizens and stakeholders to make them feel more involved in the European project.
Europe Direct Caserta
Via Onofrio Buccini, 17/19 – 81100 Caserta
+39 0823 1893671
info@europedirectcaserta.eu
https://www.europedirectcaserta.eu/
Europe Direct Vesuvian Countries
Via Guglielmo Marconi, 72 – 80046 San Giorgio a Cremano
lucacoppola84@gmail.com
Europe Direct Naples
Piazza Cavour, 38 – 80137 Naples
+39 081 7956535
europedirect@comune.napoli.it
http://www.comune.napoli.it/europedirect
Europe Direct Salerno
c/o Palazzo Sant’Agostino – 84121 Salerno
+39 089 614369
centro@europedirectsalerno.it
https://www.europedirectsalerno.it
Eurodesk
Eurodesk is the official network of the Erasmus+ | Youth programme and the European Solidarity Corps for information on programmes and initiatives promoted by the European institutions for young people.
Centro Eurodesk Mercato San Severino
Fondazione Casamica | Sportello Europa Giovani Mercato San Severino
Via Marino Paglia 27 – 84125 Salerno (IT)
+39 347/9118372
mercatosanseverino@eurodesk.eu
https://www.eurodesk.it/rete/punti-locali/campania/IT220
the Eurodesk Salerno Centre
Essenia UETP srl
Via Sabato Visco, 24/a – 84131 Salerno
+39 089 330973
salerno@eurodesk.eu
https://www.eurodesk.it/rete/punti-locali/campania/IT249
European Documentation Centres
The European Documentation Centres support education and research on European integration. They provide a selection of documents on European affairs and encourage the academic community to actively participate in the current situation of the EU and in the debate on the future of the Union.
CDE University of Salerno
Via Giovanni Paolo II, 132 – 84084 Fisciano
+39 089 966393
msenatore@unisa.it
http://www.unisa.it/AREAVII/portale/cde
CDE National School of Administration Prime Minister’s Office
Viale Douhet 2 – 81100 Caserta
ce_cde@sspa.it
http://www.sspa.it
Erasmus Local Contact Points for Young Entrepreneurs
The Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs local contact points provide information and assistance to entrepreneurs interested in participating in this cross-border business exchange programme.
Confartigianato Servizi S.r.l.
Via Michelangelo Testa 11 – 84124 Salerno
+39 089 79 94 06
http://www.salernoconfartigianato.it
Project Ahead soc. coop. Social enterprise
+39 081 412404
Via della Sapienza 18 – 80138 Naples
segreteria@pja2001.eu
http://www.pja2001.eu
Enterprise Europe Network
The Enterprise Europe Network provides free services to businesses to help them innovate and grow internationally. It is the world's largest support network for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with international ambitions.
National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development
+39 081 7723228
Piazza Enrico Fermi 1 – 80055 Portici
https://een.portici.enea.it
S.I. Enterprise (Integrated Services Enterprise)
Via Sant’Aspreno 2 – 80133 Naples
+39 081 7607105
internazionalizzazione@si-impresa.na.camcom.it
http://www.siimpresana.it/
Unioncamere Campania
Via Giovanni Porzio, 4 – Centro Direzionale Isola G8 – 80143 Napoli
+39 081 4109123
info@cam.camcom.it
http://www.unioncamere.campania.it
Other EU institutions and agencies in Italy
The European institutions are not only in Brussels, far from the citizens: EU institutions and agencies are hosted in member countries. In Italy, in addition to the European Commission Representation, there are:
The European University Institute of Fiesole (Florence): Its objective is to encourage the progress of learning in fields of particular interest to European development. The Institute offers important doctoral programmes (economics, law, political science, etc.), post-doctoral and master’s degrees in law, and hosts part of the EU Historical Archives. Website: www.eui.eu
the European Parliament Information Office (Rome and Milan offices): Its main task is to inform citizens about the activities of the European Parliament and its Members, facilitating contacts between citizens and their elected Assembly. Website: www.europarl.it
the Delegation of the European Union to the Holy See, the Order of Malta and the United Nations Organisations in Rome: Since 1993, it has been working mainly in the field of food and agriculture, linking its headquarters in Brussels, the 27 EU countries and the three specialised UN agencies in Rome (FAO, IFAD and WFP). Website: eeas.europa.eu/delegations/rome
the Joint Research Centre (JRC) in Ispra (Varese): Its activities range from setting food safety standards to researching new energy technologies, to evaluating policy options, such as on climate change. Website: ec.europa.eu/dgs/jrc
the European Investment Bank: provides long-term loans to the public and private sectors to finance capital investment projects of particular interest to the European Union. The Rome office has existed since 1968 and has helped to strengthen the relationship with customers in Italy. Website: www.eib.org
The European Food Safety Authority, in Parma: It was established as an independent source of scientific advice and communication on risks associated with the food chain. Website: www.efsa.europa.eu
The European Training Foundation, in Turin: supports the reform of education and training systems in neighbouring regions such as the Balkans, North Africa, the Middle East and the former Soviet Union and helps some of these countries to develop citizens’ skills and knowledge to promote better living conditions, active citizenship and the consolidation of democratic societies. Website: www.etf.europa.eu
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