Germanwatch

Improving regulation is a continuous, iterative process. Germanwatch believes that such a process must be transparent, evidence-based, and inclusive of diverse stakeholders, while guided by strategic objectives that serve society, nature, and economic resilience. In the fields of environmental and circular economy legislation, revisions should strike a careful balance between three dimensions: creating positive impact for a global sustainable development, ensuring simplification, and promoting best practices. We are deeply concerned that hard-won legislative achievements which have been thoroughly debated and deemed future-proof, effective and necessary in Commission impact assessments and…

European Green Deal (u.a. Emissionshandels-Richtlinie, CBAM, Wasserstoff-Strategie);
Ressourcenpolitik u.a. Batterierichtlinie;
Lieferkettengesetz: Directive on corporate sustainability due diligence;
Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA);
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), die Directive on common rules promoting the repair of goods;
Agrarbereich EU u.a. Verordnung zu entwaldungsfreien Produkten;
sustainable Finance/Taxonomy, Investment issues;
2020 and 2030 climate and energy frameworks and implementation,
UNFCCC mandate,
Sustainable corporate governance, Corporate Sustainable Reporting Directive;
Handelspolitik