Twenty-four sector committees, and the papers they produce.
The European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines continuously partners with stakeholders within the government, business sector, civil society, and academe to work towards actionable solutions for a better business environment, for both European and Filipino companies alike.
What they are for
The chamber publishes the number of its committees and what they do, and does not publish the list of them. The number and the description here are theirs; no committee has been named, because naming twenty-four of them would mean inventing the list.
The ECCP’s 24 sector committees regularly meet to discuss issues and actionable solutions, which are then elevated to the government through a series of advocacy tools.
eccp.com/advocacyExclusively for ECCP members, the 24 advocacy committees serve as platforms to raise industry issues, shape policy, and contribute to reforms that shape a better business environment for both European and Filipino enterprises.
How a committee position reaches government
Their list, in their published order.
- Letters to members of the government
- Drafting of bills
- Position papers on proposed reforms or current issues
- A collection of Advocacy Papers published every year
What the chamber publishes
The two volumes the advocacy page links by name.
ECCP positions cover crosscutting issues and sector specific position papers, listing key recommendations on actions needed to support market access for European businesses and enable long term economic welfare for the Philippines.
2026 Advocacy Papers
2026 Issue on TourismThe committees are open to members, and only to members.
Exclusively for ECCP members, the 24 advocacy committees serve as platforms to raise industry issues, shape policy, and contribute to reforms that shape a better business environment for both European and Filipino enterprises.