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Level(s) and the European Climate Pact
The EU Level(s) framework for improving the sustainability performance of buildings has teamed up with the European Climate Pact to help built environment professionals connect, share knowledge and take action towards a climate-resilient future.

The EU Fit for 55 Package and the EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030, have underscored the role that the agriculture and forestry sectors will have in tackling climate change, protecting the environment and preserving or restoring biodiversity.

Guidance document on climate change impacts on the water cycle. Tools to help water managers align river basin management planning under the Water Framework Directive, the Floods Directive and to manage droughts through climate adaptation planning.

EU Ecolabel fees are set by each Competent Body within certain thresholds imposed by the EU Ecolabel Regulation. To find out the costs related to your specific EU Ecolabel application: download the latest fees table for Tourist accommodation services.

EU Ecolabel fees are set by each Competent Body within certain thresholds imposed by the EU Ecolabel Regulation. To find out the costs related to your specific EU Ecolabel application: download the latest fees table.

The CAP 2023-27 follows a performance- and results-based approach built around ten objectives, which frame the EU countries’ CAP Strategic Plans. These combine targeted interventions addressing specific needs and delivering on EU-level objectives.

Optimising the flow of information about agriculture and rural policy within the EU is what the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) Network is all about.

National Networks have a key role in steering and driving forward the Common Agricultural Policy. They engage stakeholders, promote their capacity, and inform the public and potential beneficiaries about the CAP and its funding opportunities.

The LCIE consists of a group of experts who give their time freely to help conserve large carnivores in Europe.