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Regions and cities shaping the European Green Deal 2.0

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From the beginning of its current term of office (2019-2024), the European Commission has been fully committed to transforming the EU into a clean, resource-efficient and competitive economy, in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement. This ambition has been translated into the European Green Deal, launched in 2019, and into a variety of EU climate and environmental policies. The European Green Deal’s ultimate objective is to make the EU climate neutral by 2050. It represents an unprecedented effort to integrate systemic sustainability challenges into EU policies. It is forging a path for the EU to successfully implement the transition to a more resilient, more prosperous, strategically independent, environmentally conscious and competitive European economy for the current generations and those to come. However, while the European Green Deal has defined a robust framework with a number of ambitious objectives to guide the EU’s sustainability transition, various international crises occurring since its introduction have demonstrated the need for the European Green Deal to be more flexible and more ready to respond to challenges in an evolving context. Local and regional authorities emerge as pivotal players in this transformative journey, reaping numerous benefits from implementation of the European Green Deal and playing a key role in engaging the public and promoting behavioural changes, all the while increasingly facing climate, environmental and geopolitical risks. With Europe being the fastest-warming continent in the world, climate and environmental crises risk deepening existing inequalities in terms of casualties among populations, damage to critical infrastructure and disruption to agricultural production, industrial clusters, local tourism economies and natural ecosystems.
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ISBN 978-92-895-3487-1
DOI 10.2863/557959
Katalognummer QG-02-24-504-EN-N
ISBN 978-92-895-3486-4
DOI 10.2863/998715
Katalognummer QG-02-24-504-EN-C
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-895-3487-1 DOI 10.2863/557959 Katalognummer QG-02-24-504-EN-N
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-895-3486-4 DOI 10.2863/998715 Katalognummer QG-02-24-504-EN-C
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