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Estonia will obtain €1 billion grants from the Recovery and Resilience Facility and €2.9 billion from structural funds (including the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund and the Cohesion Fund). It will also receive €340 million from the Just Transition in the Ida-Virumaa region.

Information about the planning of EU Funds for 2021-2027 in Estonia

The Green Plan for Ida-Virumaa

 Industry taking up too much space in the Estonian just transition

Industry taking up too much space in the Estonian just transition

The decarbonization of big industries is a step towards just transition in Estonia. Yet, it should not come at the expense of other needs of local communities in the Just Transition region.

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 Ida-Virumaa region turns off oil shale heating, replacing it with climate-friendly solutions

Ida-Virumaa region turns off oil shale heating, replacing it with climate-friendly solutions

In the Estonian region of Ida-Virumaa, a well-designed Just Transition Plan will phase out shale oil and replace it with greener and more efficient heating solutions.

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 Estonia’s recovery is being designed behind closed doors

Estonia’s recovery is being designed behind closed doors

The Estonian government officially claims that its Recovery plan has all the climate action elements required. But this is impossible to prove, as the Plan has been drafted behind closed doors.

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 Out of sight, out of mind: Central Eastern Europe’s sneaky recovery planning

Out of sight, out of mind: Central Eastern Europe’s sneaky recovery planning

The EU affirms that public participation is key to the success of a European green recovery. Then why is it not happening in Central Eastern Europe?

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