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Document 52021DC0699
The EU Soil Strategy for 2030 ‘Reaping the benefits of healthy soils for people, food, nature and climate’
KOMISJONI TEATIS EUROOPA PARLAMENDILE, NÕUKOGULE, EUROOPA MAJANDUS- JA SOTSIAALKOMITEELE NING REGIOONIDE KOMITEELE ELi mullastrateegia 2030. aastaks Heas seisundis muld inimeste, toidu, looduse ja kliima hüvanguks
- Initiative summary:
- Healthy soil is essential to meet the climate and biodiversity objectives of the European Green Deal. The 2030 EU Biodiversity Strategy announced the update of the EU Soil Thematic Strategy to address soil and land degradation and achieve land degradation neutrality by 2030. To achieve this goal, soil fertility has to be protected, erosion and sealing reduced, organic matter increased, contaminated sites identified, degraded soils restored and their good ecological status defined.
- EuroVoc thesaurus:
- ELi keskkonnapoliitika; bioloogiline mitmekesisus; kliimamuutus; ringmajandus; metsapoliitika; ELi strateegia; maakasutus; melioratsioon; põllumajandussektor; pinnasereostus; mullakaitse; kõrbestumine
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- Documents:
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Ares(2021)4426340 (Factual summary report of the public consultation)
Ares(2020)6391319 (Roadmap) - Leading service:
- Directorate-General for Environment
- Planned adoption period:
- 01/07/2021 - 30/09/2021
- Check the status of this initiative on the Better Regulation Portal
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- Consultation type:
- Stakeholder feedback
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 4
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- Consultation type:
- Public consultation
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 12
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- Consultation type:
- Stakeholder feedback
- Consultation duration (weeks):
- 4
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- Documents:
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COM/2021/699 final (Communication)
Staff working document - Leading service:
- Directorate-General for Environment