A summary of Sample Clauses

A summary of the policy choices and the main results expected for each of the funds covered by the Partnership Agreement – point (b)(i) of Article 11(1) European Green Deal (EGD) has set an ambitious goal of transforming EU economy towards a sustainable future, and sets the framework to achieve climate-neutral and circular economy by 2050 at the latest. In this context, Slovakia commits to use Partnership Agreement funds in order to achieve maximum benefit possible: supply of clean, affordable and secure energy, acceleration of the transition to sustainable and smart mobility, mobilisation of the industry for clean and circular economy, efficient construction and renovations of buildings from the viewpoint of energy and sources, implementation of the zero pollution ambition for a toxic-free environment, protection and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, ensuring resistance of regions and cities from effects of the climate change and others, in line with the specific initiatives under the European Green Deal. Investment priorities identified in Annex D of the Country Report Slovakia 2019 have been also taken into account. Moreover, Slovakia will use the Funds to mobilise research and xxxxxx innovation in the sustainability area. Finally, Slovakia commits to take into account the Do No Significant Harm principle in its investments under all Policy Objectives. Considering that the European Green Deal highlights that its targets can be achieved only whilst leaving no one behind and in a fair and inclusive way, Slovakia will support those most vulnerable and the most exposed to the social and economic impacts of the transition, for example by reskilling and upskilling. Slovakia will also make effort, in the sense of the draft of legislation package “Fit for 55”, to ensure meeting new targets (once they are adopted) and application of the energy efficiency priority principle. With respect to the absorption of EU funds, the principles of green public procurement will be applied to all scopes of public procurement, where possible, at least within those product groups where the central state administration bodies are obliged to apply them, following the relevant resolutions of the Government of the SR.