EU legislative initiative to strengthen Climate Resilience
On 23 February, the European Construction Industry Federation (FIEC) submitted its views to the European Commission on the forthcoming legislative initiative aimed at strengthening climate resilience. In addition to climate mitigation efforts, the European Union seeks to promote effective climate adaptation measures to address the impacts of climate change through the planned European Climate Resilience Framework.
The legislative proposal is expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. FIEC previously contributed to the Call for Evidence in September last year and will continue to closely monitor developments.
FIEC looks forward to maintaining a constructive dialogue with political decision-makers to ensure that the priorities of the construction sector are fully reflected.
Information about this initiative by the European Commission is available here.
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