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After recovery towards cohesion

Social Climate Navigator

July 21, 2026

The Social Climate Navigator is an interactive digital tool which clarifies 16 key concepts closely associated with the Social Climate Fund. The Navigator offers more than definitions – it visually illustrates how the social and climate aspects of each concept are interconnected, demonstrating why they cannot be treated in isolation and why both are fundamental to achieving a just and effective green transition.


Empowering vulnerable communities: Practical climate solutions from central and eastern Europe

July 16, 2026

This publication explores practical, scalable investments that support both decarbonisation and vulnerable communities across central and eastern Europe.


Spending without substance: Czech flagship industry programme fails to track climate impact

July 10, 2026

The Operational Programme Technologies and Applications for Competitiveness (OP TAC) is one of the Czech Republic’s flagship EU funded programmes for the 2021–2027 period.


One year on: Most social climate plans still missing despite EU legal deadline

June 30, 2026

Ageing Soviet-era housing and outdated public infrastructure mean central and eastern Europe can least afford further delays.


Building renovation in Latvia will cost EUR 32 billion: Impossible target or unavoidable necessity?

June 29, 2026

All EU Member States were required to prepare a draft national building renovation plan and submit it to the European Commission by 31 December 2025.


Is the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive delivering for countries in central and eastern Europe?

June 29, 2026

This booklet examines the early impact of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) following the 29 May 2026 transposition deadline, drawing on insights from seven countries in central and eastern Europe.


When citizens speak: Lessons on energy poverty from the Romanian town of Petroșani

June 3, 2026

As temperatures rise over the summer months, conversations about heating homes may seem distant for many. Yet for many residents of Petroșani – a former coal-mining town in Romania’s Jiu Valley – the challenge of keeping homes warm is a recurring reality that returns every winter, shaped by ageing buildings, low incomes and limited access to support.


Mixed signals from the European Commission: Undermining housing affordability and the energy transition in central and eastern Europe

May 29, 2026

This briefing highlights the potential impacts of two recent EU policy developments and also presents several successful examples from central and eastern Europe.


Slovakia’s billion-euro opportunity: Redirecting climate revenues and fossil-fuel subsidies to tackle energy poverty

May 20, 2026

The rising prices of oil, gas, fertilisers and other commodities pose significant challenges to central and eastern European economies dependent on fossil fuels.


Joint civil society reaction to the European Parliament report on the national and regional partnership plans

May 13, 2026

While the proposed framework aims to simplify EU funding, its strong focus on consolidation, flexibility and centralised planning risks undermining core EU principles, including partnership, transparency, cohesion and environmental integrity.


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