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The sustainability transition in Europe in an age of demographic and technological change

Publication Created 03 Mar 2020 Published 24 Jun 2020
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An exploration of implications for fiscal and financial strategies
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Publication Created 03 Mar 2020 Published 24 Jun 2020
EEA Report No 23/2019
An exploration of implications for fiscal and financial strategies

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Building the foundations for fundamental change Achieving sustainability will require fundamental, transformative, and cross-cutting change, entailing major shifts in society’s goals, incentives, technologies, social practices and norms, as well as in knowledge systems and governance approaches.
Ageing population, emerging technologies and fiscal sustainability can influence EU’s path to sustainable future Environmental policies must be better integrated across all government work if Europe is to stay on target toward a sustainable, carbon-neutral future. This will be crucial amid the profound changes which are expected to happen as a result of an ageing European population, a widespread technological change, and the competing allocations of public budgets. Tackling these complex challenges with sustainability in mind will require clear, bold, long-term and future-proof policies, according to a European Environment Agency (EEA) report published today.

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