The new framework, GreenComp, comprises four interrelated competence areas designed to be a non-prescriptive reference for learning schemes fostering sustainability as a competence: ‘embodying sustainability values’, ‘embracing complexity in sustainability’, ‘envisioning sustainable futures’ and ‘acting for sustainability’.
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The Council Recommendation on learning for environmental sustainability was adopted on 14 January. The idea is that “acquiring sustainability competences can help children, young people and adults to understand challenges related to climate change and the environment, reflect on their behaviours, and engage in action for a sustainable future.”
The European Environment Agency is the authoritative source for reliable, comparable and objective data on pollution across Europe.
At the summit, the Commission presented three initiatives to promote a cleaner, healthier and safer ocean.
High-quality green and blue spaces are crucial for health and well-being, but access differs varies across Europe.
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The third EU Clean Air Forum took place on 18 and 19 November 2021 in Madrid, Spain. The recordings of the event are now available and you can watch the event on the website.
Forty applications have been received for the 2022 edition, featuring activities in 15 countries across five categories. These applications showcase the breadth and diversity of Natura 2000
Kicking off the new year with some exciting news from EU Environmental Technology Verification (EU ETV)!
The Commission has launched a public consultation on the REACH Regulation, a key action of the Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability.
Drinking water in the EU will have to be monitored more closely for the potential presence of two endocrine disruptors, under a new 'watch list'.
The consultation will provide insight for preparing a new policy framework on these groups of plastics, to address the emerging sustainability challenges.
Provisional agreement was reached on 1 December 2021 between the European Parliament and the Council on the 8th Environment Action Programme (EAP). The 8th EAP anchors the Member States’ and Parliament’s commitment to environmental and climate action until 2030, guided by a long-term vision to 2050 of wellbeing for all, while staying within the planetary boundaries. The provisional agreement is now tabled for confirmation by the Parliament and the Council.
As a frontrunner in the sustainable transition, the French city of Grenoble has officially become the European Green Capital for 2022.
The Commission published an implementing decision to reduce emissions from large combustion plants.
The European City Facility (EUCF) Call for Proposals (LIFE-2021-CET-EUCF) under LIFE Clean Energy Transition is open.
The Commission call for expression of interest addressed to cities to join the European Mission on Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities is open until 31 January 2022.
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