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European Committee for Standardization

The European Committee for Standardization (CEN; French: Comité Européen de Normalisation) is a public standards organization whose mission is to foster the economy of the European single market and the wider European continent in global trading, the welfare of European citizens and the environment by providing an efficient infrastructure to interested…

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Abbreviation
CEN
Formation
1961 (1961)
Region served
Europe
Type
Regional standards organization

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European Committee for Standardization

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Triples24
Avg. degree1.96
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European Committee for Standardization

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related to External links · 19
European Committee for Standardization → CEN, Com, Commission, Crafts, EN, EN Standards The, Enterprise, European, European Committee, European Union, Industry, Medium-sized Enterprises, NORMAPME The European Office, Not, Playground, Small, StandardisationSample, StandardizationCEN/CENELEC, Trades
Abbreviation · 1
European Committee for Standardization → CEN
Formation · 1
European Committee for Standardization → 1961 (1961)
Region served · 1
European Committee for Standardization → Europe
Type · 1
European Committee for Standardization → Regional standards organization
Website · 1
European Committee for Standardization → www.cen.eu

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cen european standards standardization cenelec eu technical bodies committee union economy development together sectors free trade etsi members united kingdom

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European Committee for StandardizationAbbreviationCEN1.00infobox
European Committee for StandardizationFormation1961 (1961)1.00infobox
European Committee for StandardizationRegion servedEurope1.00infobox
European Committee for StandardizationTypeRegional standards organization1.00infobox
European Committee for StandardizationWebsitewww.cen.eu1.00infobox
European Committee for Standardizationrelated to External linksEuropean Committee0.60section
European Committee for Standardizationrelated to External linksStandardizationCEN/CENELEC0.60section
European Committee for Standardizationrelated to External linksCommission0.60section
European Committee for Standardizationrelated to External linksEnterprise0.60section
European Committee for Standardizationrelated to External linksIndustry0.60section
European Committee for Standardizationrelated to External linksEuropean0.60section
European Committee for Standardizationrelated to External linksEuropean Union0.60section

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