Policy Portfolio

All Volt policies in one place.

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Policy Portfolio of Volt Europa

Mapping of Policies

August 2021

This is the basic collection of the policies of Volt Europa

Energy Transition and Climate Change Policy

May 2020

A Comprehensive Green Transformation of Europe

Electoral Reform Policy

May 2020

Making Europe More Democratic

Provisions for a European Constitution

April 2021

The creation of a democratic sovereign European (Federal) State requires a unified European sovereign, one European people.

Regulation of Live Animal Transportation

April 2021

Volt will strongly regulate the transport of live animals in the EU and ban long term exports of livestock animals to outside the EU.

Volt's programme for the European Parliament 2019-2024

Amsterdam Declaration

Supporting document of the Amsterdam Declaration

How you can become active and contribute to policy-making at Volt

On the European level:

As a member of Volt you can propose and develop European policies!

As a member of a national Volt chapter you are also a member of Volt Europa. As such you can propose new policies for the European Policy Portfolio of Volt!
Our European Policies are developed by working groups constituted by the proposing member, other Volt members, and by external experts, where necessary and appropriate.
Once a new Proposal has been developed and meets all requirements regarding form and content, it will be put to vote at a European General Assembly of Volt.
After a Policy Proposal is accepted by voting, it becomes part of the Policy Portfolio of Volt Europa.

In this way you can directly influence Volt’s European Policies and be assured that your opinion is taken into account!

On the national level:

Participate in your national Volt Chapter and develop policies for your country!

If you, as a member of a national Volt Chapter, see the need for a new or updated national Volt Policy, you can request that a working group be set up. The working group includes you as the proposing member and other Volt members, and it can be supplemented by external experts.
The working group develops a Policy Proposal. Once all requirements are met and the Proposal has been confirmed to be in line with the Policy Portfolio of Volt Europa, it is put to vote at the national General Assembly.
After an accepting vote at the General Assembly the Proposal becomes part of the Policy Programme of the national Volt Chapter.

Thus, you can actively participate in the development of national Volt Policies and make your voice be heard!

Do you want to learn more about the national Policies of Volt? Then visit the national Volt pages of your choice.

On the local level:

Influence politics in your town or city by collaborating in your local Volt team!

By joining your local Volt team - or even by establishing a new local Volt team in a town where there is still no such team - you can make an important contribution to local politics:
As a member of a local Volt team you can propose Policies aimed at solving local or regional challenges.
Together with the other members of your local team you will discuss your ideas and develop a Policy Proposal.
The national Policy Team must confirm that the Proposal is in line with Volt’s principles and the national Policy Programme. After that the new Policy will become part of the political programme and election programmes of Volt in your town or region.

In this way, you can make your voice heard and directly influence the development of local Volt Policies!

Do you want to learn more about local Policies of Volt? Please visit the city or regional pages on the relevant national Volt pages.