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Multi-level finance impacts on participation, inclusion, and equity: Bricolage and Fuzziness in NextGenerationEU-funded renaturing projects [PDF]

Environmental Science and Policy
The authors acknowledge financial support from the following projects and organizations: the projects REVALUE financed by the Department of Education of the Basque Government (PIBA19-0096) and the City of Vitoria-Gasteiz, and BIOTraCes “BIOdiversity and Transformative Change for plural and nature positive societies 2022–2026 (HORIZON-CL6-2022-BIODIV-01–
Unai Pascual, Isabelle Anguelovski
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NextGenerationEU and the Future of the European Monetary Union: Shifting Interests and New Fractures in the German Power Bloc

Journal of Common Market Studies, 2023
AbstractBased on joint borrowing and a significant transfer component, NextGenerationEU stands in contrast to Germany's longstanding rejection of a ‘debt’ and ‘transfer union’. This article probes into the determinants of this shift in Germany's European policy approach.
Etienne Schneider
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National Unemployment Recovery Initiative NextGenerationEU: Social Impact of Lifelong Learning in Computer-Aided Design

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2023
Sébastien Jacques, Stergiou Constantinos, Zoe Kanetaki   +2 more
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Future hydropower production under the framework of NextGenerationEU: The case of Santa Giustina reservoir in Italian Alps

Renewable Energy, 2023
Here we study the effects of climate change upon the dynamics of Santa Giustina Lake, a main reservoir of Trentino, North-eastern Italy, exploited by Taio power plant providing about 282 GWh per year. We used PoliHydro model to investigate hydrological regime of the basin during last 30 years, this including snow accumulation and ablation processes ...
Daniele Bocchiola, Leonardo Stucchi, Renzo Rosso   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

The European Union's response to the pandemic crisis: from the NextGenerationEu to the vaccination plan

Academia Letters, 2021
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The Failure of Bureaucracy on “Nextgenerationeu” Funds Destined to Refurbishing Buildings in Catalonia

strengthening resilience by sustainable economy and business - towards the SDGs, 2023
The deployment of the «NextGenerationEU» (NG) funds is an exceptional and multifaceted moment. In Spain, among other objectives, such resources help finance the refurbishment of buildings and dwellings with the ultimate goal of increasing the energy efficiency and sustainability standards.
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Brussels will pay for everything. The shaping of the European public sphere before NextGenerationEU

El Profesional de la información, 2022
The Covid-19 pandemic meant challenges in crisis management for democratic institutions such as the European Union (EU). To achieve an economic and social recovery to the crisis, the EU institutions have promoted the NextGenerationEU (NGEU) program, a massive recovery package for this purpose.
Rubén Rivas-de-Roca, Mar García-Gordillo   +1 more
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NextGenerationEU and the UN Sustainable Development Goals

How does a regional organisation such as the European Union (EU) align with a global governance institution such as the United Nations (UN), apart from EU member state participation in entities such as the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and the United Nations Security Council (UNSC)?
Madeleine O. Hosli
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The Day After NextGenerationEU: What Could the EU Do?

Journal of Common Market Studies
Abstract NextGenerationEU (NGEU) constitutes an unprecedented EU response, but it is expected to end in 2026, as it has been conceived as a one‐off programme to counter the effects of the Covid‐19 pandemic. Yet, new challenges are emerging, and the EU needs to adapt accordingly.
Judith Arnal, Juan Pablo Riesgo, Ignacio Niño, Chus Escobar   +3 more
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Transition without transformation? The strategic limits of NextGenerationEU green-digital transition plans

Globalizations
This article critically examines the strategic vision underpinning NextGenerationEU (NGEU) and its ambition of promoting a green-digital transition. Through a discourse and policy analysis of EU-level documents, alongside national plans from Italy, Spain, and France, the article identifies a central tension between two competing narratives: (1 ...
Paolo Gerbaudo, Walter Haeusl
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