To tackle the climate emergency, the European Union is aiming for climate neutrality by 2050. This objective lies at the heart of the European Green Deal, and is in line with the European Union's commitment to the Paris Agreement. In this context, EU member states are required to draw up long-term national strategies on how they plan to achieve the reductions in greenhouse gas emissions needed to meet their commitments under the Paris Agreement and EU targets.
As part of its strategy to achieve its climate ambitions, the Walloon Region places great importance on the application of circular economy principles in the various sectors of the economy. The real estate sector occupies a central position due to its major environmental impact: use of raw materials, significant waste and energy consumption.
Lydian Avocats offers you the opportunity to learn more about the role the real estate sector can play in the deployment of the circular economy in Wallonia: What is the existing legal framework? What best practices can already be adopted? What legislative changes would be desirable?
In this third and final webinar (3 out of 3), come and discover the legal framework, issues and practices concerning circularity in the use of a real estate project.
