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In this paper, we have assessed how the NRRP is being implemented and its current contribution to the achievement of climate objectives, four years after its adoption. To determine its progress, we have selected and examined a number of climate flagship measures within it, two reforms and four investments relevant to the climate and the energy transition. Based on the findings from our analysis, we have prepared policy recommendations that can inform discussions around the next Multiannual Financial Framework for the 2028-2034 period.
An analysis of the public reports submitted by Italy to the European Commission between 2014 and 2024 highlights issues with the use of revenues generated from EU ETS auctions. Reviewing the revenues from the ETS auctions reveals significant shortcomings in expenditure planning and fund traceability, with only nine percent of the revenues generated by the system have been allocated to measures addressing climate change.
This document is a first contribution to support policy makers in finding the right tools to interpret the needs of our society along the process of transition away from fossil fuels, as well as building a consensus based political proposal and a shared framework of reference based on the principles outlined in this document. Further, it opens a season of social studies aimed at exploring social, economic and cultural drivers of behaviours in relation to climate action.

Policy Paper

Francesca Bellisai

In this paper, we have assessed how the NRRP is being implemented and its current contribution to the achievement of climate objectives, four years after its adoption. To determine its progress, we have selected and examined a number of climate flagship measures within it, two reforms and four investments relevant to the climate and the energy transition. Based on the findings from our analysis, we have prepared policy recommendations that can inform discussions around the next Multiannual Financial Framework for the 2028-2034 period.
An analysis of the public reports submitted by Italy to the European Commission between 2014 and 2024 highlights issues with the use of revenues generated from EU ETS auctions. Reviewing the revenues from the ETS auctions reveals significant shortcomings in expenditure planning and fund traceability, with only nine percent of the revenues generated by the system have been allocated to measures addressing climate change.
This document is a first contribution to support policy makers in finding the right tools to interpret the needs of our society along the process of transition away from fossil fuels, as well as building a consensus based political proposal and a shared framework of reference based on the principles outlined in this document. Further, it opens a season of social studies aimed at exploring social, economic and cultural drivers of behaviours in relation to climate action.