The European Green Deal is a comprehensive plan to achieve climate and environmental sustainability in the EU by transforming challenges into opportunities across all policy areas through a just and inclusive transition. It aims to make the EU economy resource-efficient, with economic growth not directly linked to resource use, and to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. The plan includes a roadmap for resource-efficient use through a circular economy, reducing biodiversity loss, and decreasing pollution. It also outlines necessary investments and financial instruments to ensure a just and inclusive transition. The European Green Deal includes initiatives such as the European Climate Law, the Just Transition Fund, InvestEU, and NextGenerationEU. The plan emphasizes the need for a fair and inclusive transition, addressing the needs of people and regions most affected by climate change. It also aims to integrate the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the European Semester for macroeconomic coordination. Key initiatives include the Climate Law, the Just Transition Fund, the European Climate Law, and the NextGenerationEU program. The European Green Deal also includes a plan for a blue economy, a zero pollution strategy, and a strategy for a circular economy. The plan is supported by financial mechanisms such as InvestEU and the Just Transition Fund, which aim to mobilize sustainable public and private investments. The NextGenerationEU program is a key financial instrument for recovery and resilience after the COVID-19 pandemic, providing funding for economic recovery, job creation, and climate and digital priorities. The plan emphasizes the need for a sustainable and inclusive transition, ensuring that all sectors of the economy are transformed to be more resilient to climate and environmental risks.The European Green Deal is a comprehensive plan to achieve climate and environmental sustainability in the EU by transforming challenges into opportunities across all policy areas through a just and inclusive transition. It aims to make the EU economy resource-efficient, with economic growth not directly linked to resource use, and to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. The plan includes a roadmap for resource-efficient use through a circular economy, reducing biodiversity loss, and decreasing pollution. It also outlines necessary investments and financial instruments to ensure a just and inclusive transition. The European Green Deal includes initiatives such as the European Climate Law, the Just Transition Fund, InvestEU, and NextGenerationEU. The plan emphasizes the need for a fair and inclusive transition, addressing the needs of people and regions most affected by climate change. It also aims to integrate the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the European Semester for macroeconomic coordination. Key initiatives include the Climate Law, the Just Transition Fund, the European Climate Law, and the NextGenerationEU program. The European Green Deal also includes a plan for a blue economy, a zero pollution strategy, and a strategy for a circular economy. The plan is supported by financial mechanisms such as InvestEU and the Just Transition Fund, which aim to mobilize sustainable public and private investments. The NextGenerationEU program is a key financial instrument for recovery and resilience after the COVID-19 pandemic, providing funding for economic recovery, job creation, and climate and digital priorities. The plan emphasizes the need for a sustainable and inclusive transition, ensuring that all sectors of the economy are transformed to be more resilient to climate and environmental risks.