1- Sustainability Awareness (15-25 years)

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The European Green Deal is a set of policies proposed by

the leaders of the European Union. They want to

transform the EU into a fair and prosperous society, with a

modern, resource-efcient and competitive economy.

The big goal is to stop putting harmful gases into the air

by 2050.

The Green Deal is a comprehensive plan that seeks to

address some of the biggest environmental and social

challenges facing the EU and the world, such as climate

change, biodiversity loss, and air and water pollution. It

aims to make Europe's economy more sustainable,

creating new jobs and opportunities while protecting the

environment.

The Green Deal includes measures to increase the use of

renewable energy, improve energy efciency, improve

circularity

in

the

economy,

support

sustainable

agriculture and fshing, and protect and restore

biodiversity. It also addresses social fairness and the just

transition to a sustainable economy, ensuring that the

benefts of the transition are shared by all citizens and

regions.

Overall, the European Green Deal is a long-term plan for

sustainable and inclusive growth in the EU, aimed at

protecting the planet and improving the quality of life for

all Europeans.

THE EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL

Climate change is the biggest challenge of our times. But

it also gives us a chance to create a whole new way of

doing business.

The European Green Deal set the blueprint for this

transformational change.

All 27 EU Member States are committed to turning the EU

into the frst climate neutral continent by 2050. To get

there, they pledged to reduce emissions by at least 55%

by 2030, compared to 1990 levels.

This will create new opportunities for innovation and

investment, as well as:

Reduce emissions

Create jobs and growth

Address energy poverty

Reduce external energy dependency

Improve our health and well being

EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL TARGETS

Description: Making transport sustainable for

all:

• 55% reduction of emissions from cars by 2030

• 50% reduction of emissions from vans by 2030

• 0 emissions from new cars by 2035

Leading the third industrial revolution: By

2030

• 35 million buildings could be renovated

• 160,000 additional green jobs could be created

in the construction sector

Cleaning our energy system:

• 40% new renewable energy target for 2030

• 36-39% new 2030 energy efciency targets for

fnal and primary energy consumption

Renovating buildings for greener lifestyles:

The Commission proposes to:

• require Member States to renovate at least 3% of

the total foor area of all public buildings annually

• set a benchmark of 49% of renewables in

buildings by 2030

• require Member States to increase the use of

renewable energy in heating and cooling by +1.1

percentage points each year, until 2030

P L AY V I D E O

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