The Commission plans to simplify and expand the use of financial instruments under the 2014 - 2020 EU MFF. Climate mainstreaming is proposed as the ...
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Read IEEP UK’s Honorary Fellow Nigel Haigh’s book “EU Environmental Policy: Its Journey to Centre Stage” on Routledge. Nigel has been, and continues to be, a leader in European environmental policy since his days as IEEP Director in the 1980s. This book is a valuable resource for academics and scholars as well as professionals and policymakers in the areas of environment and sustainability, politics, international relations and European affairs. Each purchase contributes towards IEEP UK’s work and ensures support towards our projects for the environment and sustainability.
This report, commissioned by a group of environmental NGOs in the UK, has been prepared in the context of the Review of the Balance of ...
The EU’s commitment to reforming environmentally harmful subsidies (EHS) is reiterated in the 2011 Resource Efficiency Roadmap. In response to this call, the Flemish Government ...
Since the release of TEEB’s suite of final reports at the UN-CBD meeting at Nagoya, Japan, October 2010, over twenty-five countries have expressed interest in ...
This study published by the Commission focused on the financing needs to achieve Target 2 of the EU Biodiversity Strategy 2020, which states that: "By ...
The Commission’s proposal to mitigate Indirect Land Use Change (ILUC) has brought a number of different actors together to debate a complex and wide ranging ...
IEEP and UNEP-WCMC have just published the outcomes of a project examining the ‘Lessons learnt from incorporating biodiversity and ecosystem service values into National Biodiversity ...
An important debate is underway about the future of biofuels in Europe and the UK, triggered by the realisation that current biofuel consumption has greater ...
The EU’s rural land is essential for delivering all ecosystem services – food, energy, timber, as well as clean water, carbon sequestration and landscapes, underpinned ...
The long debate over greening in this year’s CAP reform is moving towards a climax. The three key European institutions (the Parliament, the Council and ...
One of the key issues in the negotiations on the future of the CAP beyond 2014 is the way in which the commitment to ‘green’ ...
Gradual harmonisation of Member States’ approaches to handling complaints over environment law breaches could have major benefits for the EU, is the conclusion of this ...
The fourth report prepared as part of IEEP’s Biofuel ExChange considers the possible alternative means of reducing CO2 emissions from UK road transport towards 2020 ...