Problematic Issues of Youth Unemployment in Central and Eastern European Countries

Daugėlienė, Rasa; Junevičius, Algis

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-63149-9_25

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“…• Financial support: at least 30-50 billion Euros for investment, InvestEU "Just Transition" scheme, allocating 45 billion Euros of investments, a new public sector loan facility allocating around 25-30 Billion Euros, the implementation of transition plans for the regions that will need more in order to direct investments, create attractive conditions and risk sharing for public and private investors, create a platform through which ensures technical assistance for the implementation of the transition mechanism; • Helping the people who are most vulnerable to the transition: create new opportunities for employment, the unemployment Frontiers in Environmental Science frontiersin.org being a very important problem for EU (Daugeliene and Junevicius, 2021;Mogos et al, 2022). It will offer also the opportunity to the citizens to re-skill themself in different new required work areas, investments will be made in order to increase the energetic efficiency of the buildings, facilities will be created in order to access easier the green energy, the health of the citizens remains one of the most important issues that will be treated with maximum responsibility (Trajkova et al, 2021;Belostecinic, 2022); • Helping companies and sectors of the economy that work in areas where the amount of carbon emissions is very high: support will be provided for the transition to the use of lowcarbon technologies and economic diversification based on climate-resilient investments and jobs; making investments regarding research and innovation activities, the creation of companies and SMEs; facilitating loans and financial support; creating attractive conditions for public and private investors; • Providing additional aid to member states of the European Union and regions that have a high degree of dependence on fossil fuel and carbon.…”

Section: Green Deal and The European Unionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Greenhouse gas emissions and Green Deal in the European Union

Mogoş

Petrescu

Chiotan

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Greenhouse gas emissions (GE) represent an element that influences the lives of all people on the planet. This action must be controlled and prevented because the negative effects are starting to appear more and more in everyday life, sometimes with devastating consequences from a climate point of view and not only for the inhabitants of certain regions. At the European level, one of the main measures taken was the implementation of the Green Deal as a response to the fight against GE. The purpose of this article is to offer a description of the main elements that are influencing the GE, as well as the role of the Green Deal. It also aims to identify the characteristics of the EU countries from the GE point of view before and after the Green Deal was proposed. In this regard two more cluster analyses are also carried out regarding GE at the European level. One analysis concerns the identification and evolution of the main groups of countries from this point of view for years 2018 and 2020. The second analysis concerns the main fields in the industry for year 2020. The used methodology was DM-CRISP. In the final part of the article the obtained results are analyzed, a discussion is added based on them and also a conclusion section.

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Section: Green Deal and The European Unionmentioning

confidence: 99%