Inside PROSAFE

Explore the EEPLIANT Series

EEPLIANT4 Concerted Action, EEPLIANT3 Concerted Action, EEPLIANT2 and EEPLIANT2014 is a series of EU-funded energy actions coordinated by PROSAFE achieving a common goal: to help deliver the intended economic and environment benefits of the framework Regulation for Energy Labelling 2017/1369 and Eco-design Directive 2009/125/EC by increasing the rates of compliance with them. The trilogy has been generating specific guidance, common templates, tools and shared evaluation and enforcement framework for energy labelling and energy efficiency.

Non-food Product - Market Surveillance

Market surveillance is responsible for improving the well-being and the safety of the European consumers. It does so by verifying the safety and compliance of the products placed on the Internal market. To learn about the various inspection and testing campaigns we have organised with EU-funding please select the corresponding product area.

JAHARP2021 Omnibus

Products which are non-compliant with Union harmonisation legislation keep finding their way on the Single Market. Market surveillance authorities sometimes lack the resources to finance product testing and other activities to promote compliance. The HARP2021 Omnibus is a cross sectoral portfolio of 10 projects funded by the EU supporting authorities of the Member States in their market surveillance activities related to product testing and compliance with respect to EU harmonised legislation.

JAHARP2022

The Joint Market Surveillance Action on HARmonised Products 2022 - JAHARP2022 - is a portfolio of European Union (EU) co-funded projects coordinated by PROSAFE. All five projects run from April/June 2023 to March/May 2025 (24 months duration). In total, 25 Market Surveillance Authorities (MSAs) from 16 EU Member States participate. Despite their autonomy, the five Joint Actions will be carried out in synergy with the aim of maximising impacts, generating greater efficiencies and promoting the exchange of good practices across sectors and to support the application of the new Market Surveillance Regulation (EU) 2019/1020.