Eiropas zaļais kurss

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Eiropas Komisija 2019. gada 11. decembrī nāca klajā ar Eiropas zaļo kursu, ar ko pastiprina ES apņemšanos risināt ar klimatu un vidi saistītas problēmas, kas ir šīs paaudzes galvenais izaicinājums. Eiropas zaļā kursa mērķis ir pārveidot ES par modernu, resursefektīvu un konkurētspējīgu ekonomiku, nodrošinot, ka

  • līdz 2050. gadam ir pielikts punkts siltumnīcefekta gāzu neto emisijām;
  • ekonomikas izaugsme ir atsaistīta no resursu izmantošanas;
  • novārtā nav atstāts neviens cilvēks un neviens reģions.

Lai ieviestu Eiropas zaļo kursu, ES īsteno visaptverošu iniciatīvu kopumu, tostarp politikas un likumdošanas priekšlikumus, kā arī finansēšanas instrumentu izstrādi un modernizāciju.

EESK, uzsverot ciešo saikni starp zaļo kursu un sociālo taisnīgumu, ir aicinājusi īstenot tā saukto zaļo un sociālo kursu. Ir svarīgi uzklausīt visu ieinteresēto personu viedokli, lai veicinātu ilgtspējīgus un konkurētspējīgus nākotnes uzņēmumus veselīgā vidē.

Eiropas zaļajā kursā liels uzsvars likts uz investīcijām, kā arī zaļas un ilgtspējīgas pārkārtošanās finansēšanu. Zaļais kurss ir līdzeklis, kā Eiropai pārvarēt Covid-19 pandēmiju. Eiropas zaļā kursa finansējums ir viena trešdaļa no 1,8 triljoniem eiro, kas NextGenerationEU atveseļošanas plāna ietvaros paredzēti ieguldījumiem, un ES septiņu gadu budžeta līdzekļi. Finansēšanas iespējas ir paplašinātas, lai krīzi izmantotu kā iespēju veikt pārmaiņas Eiropas nākotnes interesēs.

EESK loma ir būtiska Eiropas zaļā kursa iniciatīvu un darbību īstenošanas uzraudzībā. EESK sagatavo atzinumus un rīko pasākumus (sk. izvēlni šīs lapas kreisajā pusē), lai nodrošinātu, ka ES iestādes ņem vērā organizētas pilsoniskās sabiedrības viedokli un ka zaļā kursa iniciatīvas atbilst ekonomiskajiem un sociālajiem apstākļiem un pilsoniskajām norisēm uz vietas.

Transversālā un visaptverošā rakstura dēļ Eiropas zaļo kursu aplūko visas EESK specializētās nodaļas un CCMI.

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    Employers - GR I
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    Atsauce
    TEN/724-EESC-2020
    Civil Society Organisations - GR III
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    Atsauce
    CCMI/177-EESC-2020
    Workers - GR II
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    In September 2020, the European Commission presented the Action Plan on Critical Raw Materials, which also contains the 2020 List of Critical Raw Materials.

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    Atsauce
    TEN/723-EESC-2020-04884
    Workers - GR II
    France
    Employers - GR I
    Romania
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    Atsauce
    TEN/718-EESC-2020
    Workers - GR II
    France

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    EESC opinion: Hydrogen strategy (Communication)
  • Pieņemtie on 27/01/2021 - Bureau decision date: 14/07/2020
    Atsauce
    TEN/717-EESC-2020
    Civil Society Organisations - GR III
    Germany

    The European Economic and social Committee (EESC) supports the Commission's intention as set out in its Communication: integration of the electricity system with the heat and transport system is vital to reach the goals of climate neutrality, security of energy supply, including reduction of energy imports, and the goal of affordable prices for Europe's consumers and the European economy.

    EESC opinion: EU Strategy for Energy System Integration
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    Atsauce
    SOC/659-EESC-2020
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  • Pieņemtie on 02/12/2020 - Bureau decision date: 20/02/2020
    Atsauce
    SOC/636-EESC-2020-01-01
    Workers - GR II
    Lithuania

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    EESC opinion: Towards an EU strategy for enhancing green skills and competences for all (own-initiative opinion)
  • Pieņemtie on 29/10/2020 - Bureau decision date: 28/05/2020
    Atsauce
    ECO/520-EESC-2020-01-01
    Workers - GR II
    Malta

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