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As part of its ambition to establish the European Union as a leader on the international stage, the EU is focusing on the protection of biodiversity and on building a sustainable food chain.
Recently the EU has proposed these two issues as key elements of the European Green Deal (EGD). Both initiatives have been adopted to consider implementation in the context of COVID-19 recovery. The European Parliament will now consider the proposals.
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Read MoreThe European Commission has proposed an action plan on sustainable finance, a key element of the European Green Deal (EGD), to augment public funds by channeling private investment to Europe’s transition to a sustainable, climate-neutral economy. It involves accounting for environmental and social considerations when making investment decisions, leading to increased investment in longer-term and sustainable activities. Read Tom Carter’s analysis of the Action Plan in his EGD blog.
Read MoreEvery Friday we will share curated content that resonates with us and we will share those stories with you. Let us know what you found useful and interesting. And what you’d like to see more or less of.
Read MoreAn influential UK government think tank is recommending that the government’s COVID recovery actions be designed and taken to simultaneously create a lower carbon economy. This is in line with the EU Roadmap for Recovery, which combines implementation of the European Green Deal with COVID recovery. Learn more…
Read MoreOn Earth Day, we explore the impact of Covid-19 and how the European Parliament's Green Recovery initiative is likely to hasten the already aggressive schedule for taking action on sustainability and digital revolutions in the EU.
Read MoreThere is no denying COVID 19 is changing the way we work. Many people have had to move their workplace from office to home.
EU policymakers are no exception. EU institutions are on a swift learning curve, having to adapt to the new reality in order both to respond to the immediate crisis and also to keep the EU policy agenda moving forward.
Read MoreBusiness in a post COVID19 world will not be business as usual. Governments are set to spend huge amounts to boost their economies once the pandemic is over. Successful sustainable businesses will need to understand the policy, networks, and nuances of the EU Green deal.
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