EUdatabases

EUdatabases refers to a collection of databases maintained by the European Union institutions and agencies. These databases serve various purposes, including collecting and disseminating information related to EU policies, legislation, statistics, research, and public services. Access to these databases varies, with some being publicly available and others restricted to specific users or for internal use.

One prominent example is the Eurostat database, which provides a wealth of statistical information on a wide range of socio-economic topics for EU member states and candidate countries. Another significant resource is the EUR-Lex database, offering access to EU law, including treaties, directives, regulations, and decisions. The European Parliament also maintains databases related to its legislative activities and plenary sessions.

Beyond these general resources, specialized databases exist within various EU agencies. For instance, the European Environment Agency provides data on environmental issues, while the European Medicines Agency offers information on medicinal products. These databases are crucial for transparency, research, policy-making, and enabling citizens and businesses to engage with the EU. The EU continuously works to improve the accessibility and usability of these data resources.