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Local leaders step up work on water resilience and sign Action Plan with the European Commission to boost subnational climate action
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The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) will step up collaboration with the European Commission's Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA) with a new Joint Action Plan signed during the meeting of the CoR's Commission for environment, climate change and energy (ENVE) on 24 June. The plan aims at boosting the recognition of cities and regions' crucial role in decarbonisation, clean transition and resilience. ENVE members also appointed CoR President Kata Tüttő and First Vice-President Juanma Moreno as co-rapporteurs for a key opinion on strengthening water resilience in EU regions and cities.
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EU regions and cities turn focus to climate crisis and agricultural policies
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Also on the agenda of European Committee of the Regions plenary: water resilience, sustainable tourism, and industrial policy.
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Future EU budget must be ambitious and set clear rules to empower regions to address structural and emerging challenges, local leaders say in Brest
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A post-2027 EU budget strengthening cohesion and based on genuine cooperation among EU, national and regional actors (multilevel governance) is the key request put forward by local and regional leaders gathered in Brest (France) on 26 June. Future National and Regional Partnership Plans must formally guarantee the role of local and regional authorities at all stages and a ‘European Partnership Pact’ should be adopted to better streamline investments and meet territorial needs.
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