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Green transitions

Shaping the green transitions for a sustainable and fair Europe.

Contributes to European Commission priorites

Green transitions foster welfare and well-being through a new sustainable economic model, while ensuring socioeconomic systems remain within ecological planetary boundaries.

Our goals:

  • Quantify progress towards the European Green Deal goals and targets across all European Green Deal domains addressing impacts and benefits within and beyond EU borders.
  • Identify how we can best address synergies, trade-offs, and gaps in policies via integrated approaches and life cycle assessment of value chains.
  • Identify what needs to be done to deliver a truly green and regenerative economy, that gives back to the planet more than it takes remaining within planetary boundaries, in a socially inclusive, fair and just manner .
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  • 24 FEBRUARY 2023
JRC portfolio 1: Green transitions
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