Green New Deal

Dossiers

Sustainably recovering from the pandemic: The European Green Deal – Think Locally

Published: 28 April 2021

It will be important to shape the economic reconstruction in Europe in a socially and ecologically sustainable way. Especially municipalities and local initiatives are seen as potential drivers of the socio-ecological transformation. This year's annual European policy conference therefore focuses primarily on the local dimension of the European Green Deal.

Articles

Ein Konferenzraum voller Teilnehmer*innen. Auf der Leinwand steht „Courage to Stand Up for Democracy“. Laptops und Mikrofone sind auf den Tischen.

The European Green Deal – a success story? Nation states must now make the next move

Published: 10 May 2021

Analyse

In order to achieve the declared goal of turning Europe into the first climate-neutral continent by 2050, the member states in general, but also the German government in particular, must take a far more resolute approach when implementing the European Green Deal. The necessary pressure to do so is being exerted by citizens and at the EU level alike.

By Audrey Mathieu

Filling the European Green Deal with life

Published: 10 May 2021

Analysis

The Green Deal offers an excellent framework for a sustainable, viable Europe. The challenge of the day, however, lies in filling it with life. We must ensure that the right measures are undertaken to match and reach the right goals.

By Rasmus Andresen

Vier Hände neben den Sternen der EU-Flagge

European Responses to Multiple Crises

Published: 1 July 2020

Interview

The way the Covid-19 pandemic has been dealt with has raised many questions for the future of the European project. How have the EU institutions and Member States managed the crisis so far? What challenges will coincide with the German EU Council Presidency in terms of crisis management and the future of the EU?

By Eva van de Rakt

Europe needs a Real Green Deal!

Published: 30 June 2020

Commentary

The German government must fight for a Real Green Deal for Europe that combines economy and ecology and sets the course for a socio-ecological market economy. Dr. Ellen Ueberschär describes what that could look like.

By Dr. Ellen Ueberschär

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Publications

Shaping the EU's Financial Architecture for the Future

Published: 15 July 2024

Policy Paper

The European Union faces the enormous challenge of having to achieve the necessary climate targets it has set itself, while at the same time increasing industrial competitiveness and ensuring public services of general interest. A sustainable European financial architecture based on three pillars is needed to finance these green-social investments at EU level. It is presented in this policy paper.

By Dr. Margit Schratzenstaller and Dr. Philipp Heimberger

Making the Great Turnaround work

Published: 1 June 2022

Study

The long-term challenges have lost none of their significance – be it climate breakdown, species extinction, the increase in inequality, or demographic change. The challenge is to craft a strategic approach that can set the course for long-term success.

North South Transitions to Green Economies

Published: 19 June 2012

The worldwide and sustainable transition of energy systems will only succeed if the economic and technological capacities of all countries are involved. Few developing countries have considerable production capacities for climate-friendly technologies. If the creation of attractive enabling environments in the global South goes hand in hand with new ways of careful export support in the global North, this will work as a global and fair Green New Deal.

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