EU Green Deal and the Greek Green Deal

The European Green Deal, the EU's climate neutrality strategy for 2050, has been criticised for its weaknesses in terms of its social objectives. On the other hand, it represents an opportunity for a substantial shift to a new production-consumption model. Adaptation to the national and local context and the social dimension of any green change is a prerequisite for successful implementation of the individual parts of the EU Green Deal. What would a Green Deal specifically for Greece look like? And how could it be put into practice so that all could benefit?

The Heinrich Böll Foundation Greece and the social cooperative enterprise Anemos Renewal organised the online event "EU Green Deal and the Greek Green Deal", on Monday 20th of December, 14:00-17:00 CET.

The event was supported by the European Parliament Office in Greece.

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PROGRAM

0:00 Welcome, Greetings
2:50 Michalis Goudis, Director of the Heinrich Boell Foundation Office Thessaloniki, Greece
6:17 Constatinos Tsoutsoplides, Head of the European Parliament Liaison Office in Greece
9:05 Nikos Chrysogelos, President of the Social Cooperative Enterprise "Wind of Renewal"

11:00 A European Green Deal for all
11:49 Emmanuella Doussis, Prof. International Institutions - National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
26:33 Alexandra Geese, MEP Greens/EFA
45:16 Questions

1:11:30 A Green Deal for Greece
1:12:19 Athena Dimou, MSc Physicist, CLIMPACT Dissemination - Networking Manager, Associate of the Office of the President of the National Observatory of Athens
1:32:19 Vlassis Oikonomou, Managing Director - Institute for European Energy and Climate Policy Foundation
1:50:47 Nikos Chrysogelos, President – Social Cooperative Enterprise Wind of Renewal
2:08:36 Maria Mourtzaki, Policy Manager - ActionAid Hellas
2:24:04 Questions

2:57:47 Wrap up

Moderation: Michalis Goudis, Director Heinrich Boell Foundation Office Thessaloniki, Greece