New European Bauhaus Initiative Report

by name voted on 14.09.2022

Summary

This report discusses the New European Bauhaus (NEB) initiative, which aims to combine sustainability, inclusion, and aesthetics in urban and rural development. It calls for clearer funding and a more structured approach to integrate culture and design into the European Green Deal.

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arts

economy

taxation

environment

human rights

civil service

social policy

administrative reform

business and competition

building and public works

Key points

The initiative aims to combine sustainability, social inclusion, and aesthetics as core principles for all new development projects.
It promotes innovative urban models, such as '15-minute cities', to ensure essential services are easily accessible to all citizens.
The movement emphasizes the importance of renovating existing buildings rather than building new ones to reduce carbon emissions.
There is a strong call for dedicated funding, including a proposed 500 million euro mission within the Horizon Europe programme.

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The Left

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Speeches

25 Speeches in total

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Contra

Ciarán CUFFE

Verts/ALE

1:04 min

20. The new European Bauhaus (debate)

Patrizia TOIA

S&D

1:27 min

20. The new European Bauhaus (debate)

Documents (PDFs)

REPORT on the New European Bauhaus The new European Bauhaus

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