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”Ariile protejate vor fi mutilate”. Proiect de lege cu impact puternic asupra mediului

March 11, 2022

Un proiect de lege cu posibil impact puternic asupra mediului intră luni pe agenda Senatului. E vorba de un act normativ care modifică …


România și cărbunele – O istorie cu progres, accidente, închideri și declin

March 11, 2022

Se părea că minele de cărbuni nu mai au niciun viitor în România, mai ales că și UE punea accent pe decarbonizare. Totuși, ca urmare a …


Status of the Territorial Just Transition Plans in central and eastern Europe: December 2021 update – Annex: Slovakia.

March 10, 2022

This annex to the December 2021 update on the status of the Territorial Just Transition Plans in central and eastern Europe provides additional data for Slovakia.


EU funds and biodiversity

March 4, 2022

Nature in Europe and beyond is in crisis. 81% of habitats in the EU are in ‘poor condition’, and without swift action this will only become worse. We need systemic and wide-reaching action and investments to tackle biodiversity loss and help restore nature before it is too late. The EU has pledged at least 20 billion per year from the EU budget to be earmarked for biodiversity by 2027, offering enormous potential to restore and protect nature, providing this is properly invested. We are closely monitoring the negotiations around the 2028–2034 EU budget, to improve the use of EU biodiversity financing and to ensure these public funds work for – not against – nature.


Statement of solidarity with Ukraine

March 2, 2022

The Russian army’s invasion of Ukraine is a tragedy for both Ukraine and Russia, causing needless destruction, death, heartbreak and hardship. Bankwatch stands with our friends, colleagues and the communities that we work with, and demands action from international financial institutions.


Akmeņogļu izskaušana Eiropā no enerģijas iegūšanas aspekta ietekmē arī Baltiju

January 31, 2022

Par atteikšanos no akmeņoglēm kā enerģijas iegūšanas resursa ir paziņojusi 21 valsts. Līdzās valstīm, kas vairs neapgādā citas ar …


Európska komisia by mala schváliť v prvom polroku Partnerskú dohodu SR a Program Slovensko

January 24, 2022

Európska komisia by mala podľa očakávania schváliť Partnerskú dohodu SR v novom programovom období eurofondov 2021 až 2027 a Program …


Zapojenie mimovládok do prípravy eurofondov sa zlepšilo, no stále škrípe

December 22, 2021

Konzultácie s odborníkmi z mimovládneho sektora pri príprave nového programového obdobia sa oproti minulosti zlepšili. Pri tvorbe …


Secret negotiations and fossil fuels plague planning of EU’s just transition away from coal

December 15, 2021

The public has largely been kept in the dark by Member State governments in central and eastern Europe about their plans to move EU regions away from a dependency on coal, leaving the door open for other funding schemes to support fossil fuels projects.


Status of the Territorial Just Transition Plans in central and eastern Europe: December 2021 update

December 13, 2021

This briefing, the fifth in our series on the Territorial Just Transition Plans (TJTPs), provides an overview of the general Territorial Just Transition Plan progress in seven CEE countries: Bulgaria, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slov


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