This publication by EUKI project Sustainable Finance for Industry Decarbonisation identifies barriers to the decarbonisation of the Hungarian industrial sector and concludes with possible solutions.

The Adriatic region has a high solar energy potential. Compared to the other European regions, this potential is still not fully utilised especially for the electricity generation in urban areas. This guide by EUKI project Solar Adria is based on results from stakeholder surveys conducted in Croatia, Slovenia and Montenegro. It suggests approaches and methods on how […]

Although environmentalism is on the rise throughout Europe, consumerism and mass production are still deeply rooted in large parts of Romanian society. Over two years, EUKI project REFE – Reducing Ecological Footprints through Eco-Awareness worked to increase the knowledge of young people on long-term consequences of climate change and on how to live a sustainable lifestyle. This […]

This lessons-learned report by EUKI project Cyclurban+ highlights its pilot-cases and possible measures for local authorities. Several examples give evidence that they were successful.

This paper examines the literature for the effectiveness of the introduction of a separate Emissions Trading System for the buildings and road transport sectors (ETS2) and a Social Climate Fund (SCF) to mitigate its potential negative impact on households by the European Union.

Forests will contribute significantly to coping with climate change. However, the role of forests and forestry in policy and legislation is not sufficiently visible.

Forests are linked to climate change in two ways: Climate change has an impact on forest development and management. On the other hand, forests play an important role in the process of climate change mitigation. Taking action to achieve mitigation and adaptation objectives is becoming one of the core tasks of the forestry sector. 

The European Climate Initiative (EUKI) regularly produces a press review, which reflects the international reporting on the financing programme of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) and on the work involved in the projects. The selected articles are derived from submissions by project-implementing organisations and from in-house research.

This manual by EUKI project Green Rural Deal informs about the transformative potential of public policies in the context of the green transition and includes strategies, instruments and tools for European policy makers.

The teaching materials are a summary of the most urgent environmental problems as well as a small guide on how to reduce the ecological footprint. It shows a pathway to show children that they too have an impact on the environment. It is a reference book that can be worked through with the children.