title: Widening the European Green Deal's perspective towards a sustainable Europe
title: Widening the European Green Deal's perspective towards a sustainable Europe
titleType: AlternativeTitle
Creators: name: Bannick, Claus Gerhard
name: Neßhöver, Carsten
name: Beckert, Barbara
name: Claussen, Ulrich
name: Doyle, Ulrike
name: Eckermann, Frauke
name: Frische, Tobias
name: Haße, Clemens
name: Hollweg, Beate
name: Günther, Jens
name: Huckestein, Burkhard
name: Kabel, Claudia
name: Janitzek, Timmo
name: Keßler, Hermann
name: Jering, Almut
name: Knoche, Guido
name: Klatt, Anne
name: Köder, Lea
name: Krause, Bernd
name: Koller, Matthias
name: Kreuser, Margarethe
name: Lindenthal, Alexandra
name: Löwe, Christian
name: Matthey, Astrid
name: Manstein, Christopher
name: Meurer, Doris
name: Mohaupt, Volker
name: Mutert, Tina
name: Obermaier, Nathan
name: Pieper, Silvia
name: Plickert, Sebastian
name: Rechenberg, Jörg
name: Reichart, Almut
name: Rönnefahrt, Ines
name: Schulte, Christoph
name: Schweitzer, Christian
name: Spengler, Laura
name: Stolzenberg, Hans-Christian
name: Suhr, Michael
name: Töpfer, Christoph
name: Unnerstall, Herwig
Publisher: name: Umweltbundesamt
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: Nachhaltigkeit
subject: Grüne Wirtschaft
subject: Umweltpolitik
subject: European Green Deal
subject: sustainability
subject: SDGs
subject: Green Economy
subject: environmental policy
subject: Sustainability | Strategies | International matters

description: The European Green Deal, published by the European Commission in 2019, represents a new and ambitious approach to put environment and sustainability at the heart of European policy. Its ambitions are high, yet the planned measures might not be sufficient to actually meet them. The report analyzes the European Green Deal from the perspective of the German Environment Agency and places it in the context of the global challenge of achieving the United Nations' sustainable development goals. In addition to necessary measures in the thematic fields of the European Green Deal, the report also addresses the structural adjustments needed as key levers to achieve the desired goals. The report concludes that the European Green Deal is an important step forward, but that further efforts beyond those described there are still needed in order to achieve a sustainable Europe. Quelle: www.umweltbundesamt.de
description: The European Green Deal, published by the European Commission in 2019, represents a new and ambitious approach to put environment and sustainability at the heart of European policy. Its ambitions are high, yet the planned measures might not be sufficient to actually meet them. The report analyzes the European Green Deal from the perspective of the German Environment Agency and places it in the context of the global challenge of achieving the United Nations’ sustainable development goals. In addition to necessary measures in the thematic fields of the European Green Deal, the report also addresses the structural adjustments needed as key levers to achieve the desired goals. The report concludes that the European Green Deal is an important step forward, but that further efforts beyond those described there are still needed in order to achieve a sustainable Europe.