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History of data reporting performance: The table shows the countries' reporting performance on the basis of Eionet Core Data Flows since 2005

Eionet core data flows 2023: The European Environment Information and Observation Network (Eionet) is a partnership network of the EEA and its member and cooperating countries. This briefing presents the results of data collected in 2023 for 12 Eionet core data flows. It summarises the evaluation of hundreds of data deliveries received from reporting countries. The purpose of the briefing is to show progress against agreed reporting criteria (timeliness and data quality), allowing countries to identify and prioritise the resources they need for regular reporting procedures. The provision of high-quality data by Eionet is fundamental for the EEA to achieve its mission to provide timely, targeted, relevant and reliable information to policy-making agents and the public.

‘Future-proofing’ the transition to sustainability: focus on policy assumptions and foresight: To become sustainable, Europe must change some of the ways people live, work, produce and consume. Using policy to achieve such complex and large-scale transformations is not easy. This briefing explores how to future-proof sustainability policies and avoid blind spots through a foresight-based framework, which includes several participatory exercises involving a multidisciplinary group of experts. Assessing future risks and their potential impacts can identify mitigation measures and safeguard strategies to encourage the transition to sustainability and feed future policy.

HANZE database of historical flood impacts in Europe, 1870-2020: The dataset presents the total number of floods by type that have occurred in 42 European countries from 1870 to 2020. Additionally, it present the average annual flood deaths per million persons.

WISE WFD Reference Spatial Datasets reported under Water Framework Directive 2022 - PUBLIC VERSION - version 1.6, Mar. 2024

Europe's sustainability transitions outlook: Polycrisis. This rather disturbing term has come to be used to describe the current context in which our societies and politics operate. Broadly speaking, polycrisis describes a convergence of economic, social, geopolitical and environmental crises which together create systemic risks to the world as we know it. Regardless of the term itself, the EU's efforts to transition to sustainability now exist within such a context, putting environmental policy implementation under strain and calling for a balance between short-term responses and long-term sustainability goals.

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