All training materials (including the e-presentations) are freely accessible here in a wide range of languages (EN/DE/FR/PT/IT/EE/EL/ES/HR/LT/SI). For more information please visit the dedicated website. Under the last programming period (2014-2020) 56 projects have been co-financed, involving approximately 3200 national judges.ĭG COMP also provided targeted training activities to National Judges via a service contract with the Academy of European Law - ERA. The Training of national judges on EU competition law is part of the Justice Programme 2014 -2020, contributing to support and promote judicial training, including language training on legal terminology, with a view to fostering a common legal and judicial culture. The main goal of the Training of Judges Programme is to support a consistent and coherent application of EU competition law by national courts. Since 2002, DG COMP operates a grants programme dedicated to the training of national judges in EU competition law. Should you have any query in relation to training of judges in EU competition law, contact us. Practical information and awarded grants.

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The final aim is to ensure a coherent and consistent application of EU competition law by national courts.

This includes public and private enforcement of both the Antitrust rules and the State aid rules, thereby increasing the knowledge and know-how of national judges. The objective of this programme is to co-finance projects aiming to train national judges in the context of enforcing European competition rules. Action grants are awarded to support and promote judicial training with a view to foster a common legal and judicial culture of competition law. The present call concerns national or transnational training projects in the area of EU competition law. Under this strand, each year, calls for proposal are launched in the area of EU competition law training. DG Competition (DG COMP) operates a grants programme dedicated to the training of national judges in EU competition law under the Competition policy part of the Single Market Programme (SMP Competition) which focuses on making the internal market more effective, including through enhanced competition policy.

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