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Green City Accord

A European Commission initiative to make cities greener, cleaner and healthier.

The Green City Accord is a movement of European mayors committed to making cities cleaner and healthier. It aims to improve the quality of life for all Europeans and accelerate the implementation of relevant EU environmental laws. By signing the Accord, cities commit to addressing five areas of environmental management: air, water, nature and biodiversity, circular economy and waste, and noise.

 

 

Five priority areas

By joining the GCA, cities commit to taking further actions in 5 environmental management areas to achieve ambitious goals by 2030 and accelerate the delivery of the European Green Deal requirements.

GCA_Monitoring Framework

Specific information for cities on the monitoring and reporting process of the Green City Accord.

GCA_Opportunities

More information about potential funding opportunities as part of the Green City Accord.

We have signed: A map of Green City Accord signatory cities

News

Events

Media corner

Latest updates and events from the Green City Accord, press and media information.

See and download the Green City Accord press kit:

14 JULY 2021
Green City Accord Press Kit

See an download the pictures and references from Green City Accord Ceremony 

24 SEPTEMBER 2021
pictures and references_GCA

 

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Publications

  • General publications
  • Directorate-General for Environment

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.

  • General publications
  • Directorate-General for Environment

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.

  • General publications
  • Directorate-General for Environment

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.

Events