GDPR: Compliance Tool

Under BNCMC Network Social Responsibility, firm assists SMEs to adopt correctly GDPR legislation.  

This new GDPR compliance tool is set to 100% to reflect what SMEs need to adopt so as to fully comply.

Within the tool, two specific areas do not apply to all SMEs.  Their value is meaningless for SMEs overall compliance. SMEs if fully compliant to GDPR legislation, the compliance tool, excluding those two areas, score covers 98%.

Our advice:

  • enter hosting service secure zone
  • access GDPR compliance tool on any device: desktop, laptop, notepad, mobile phone
  • go through and read carefully each section and each question
  • answer YES or NO, final score of your business compliance is set below all sections
  • your answers can be saved
  • your answers remain at your disposal and can be retrieved at any time
  • your data remain yours and cannot be accessed by anyone, inclusive BNCMC Network

GDPR compliance tool highlights the most essential and critical areas that SMEs need to address and comply.

Be careful and answer correctly so that your business final score reflects the actual weaknesses that exist.

SMEs need to comply towards GDPR legislation and where needed ask for professional support and advice.

We remain at your disposal.

BNCMC team

Renewable Energy: New EU statistics

Be Aware!
New Statistics issued this month regarding 2016.

European countries information about their estimated target to be met by 2020 regarding share of energy from renewable sources.

Almost half (11) of the European Countries already met their target in 2016 and the rest are close to their target. Nine (9) are quite away from meeting their target. Cyprus is one of those and this proves tat still needs to do much more to meet the target set.

In response to the data revealed European Commission issued a fact sheet to redefine the targets set and redefine the targets set and extends period to 2030.  By 2030 half of the European electricity consumption should be generated by renewable resources.

Let us consider that there are countries, for example Sweden, that recycle and burn the domestic waste (approximately 50%) and produce energy.  From the ashes (15% of initial waste weight) remained, any metals are separated and recycled, porcelain and tile sifted to extract gravel for road construction. And the final remaining ashes are only 1% of initial waste.  Incineration process smoke consists of 99,9% non-toxic carbon dioxide and water and is filtered with dry filters and water.  The sludge created is used to refill the abandoned mines.

All get involved to boost renewable energy use! It would be nice to use some money and enhance Cyprus infrastructure upon renewable energy.