European Strategy for Critical Raw Materials

by name voted on 24.11.2021

Summary

A strategic plan to secure critical raw materials for Europe's green and digital future through recycling, domestic mining, and diverse international partnerships.

9 24.11.2021

Other

trade

industry

environment

social policy

european union

waste management

administrative law

public administration

international relations

business and competition

Key points

The EU aims to reduce its heavy dependency on imported critical raw materials, especially from countries like China.
A strong focus is placed on the circular economy, including better recycling of electronics and batteries.
The strategy promotes domestic sourcing through sustainable mining projects within the EU.
Diversification of supply chains is essential, involving new partnerships with like-minded countries in Africa, Latin America, and beyond.

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Speeches

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Sara MATTHIEU

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1:09 min

18. A European strategy for critical raw materials (debate)

Robert HAJŠEL

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18. A European strategy for critical raw materials (debate)

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REPORT on a European strategy for critical raw materials A European strategy for critical raw materials

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