What changed
Changes the stance on the Just Transition Fund: now regrets the lack of a stand-alone proposal and calls for its continuation. #4 Other changes are formal: corrected directive number, decimal separators, and punctuation. #2#3#5
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Change #4 Substance
Changes the call for a new fund to regret that the Commission did not propose a stand-alone JTF, and calls for its continuation.
49. CallsRegrets onthat the Commission tohas proposenot proposed a newstand-alone fund,Just Transition Fund (JTF) in its recent proposals on the future multiannual financial framework (MFF); calls therefore for the continuation of the JTF through a JTF ‘II’, for the post-2027 programming period so as to provide direct support for households and communities to transition, and to enable an intervention capacity commensurate with the scale of the socio-economicsocio-economic, employment, demographic and environmental impacts of the transition towards the EU’s 2030 energy targets; stresses that this fund should operate under shared management and partnership principles, within the framework of cohesion policy, and stresses that it should have its own predictable budget allocation, ensuring its autonomy from extraordinary crisis response instruments, such as NextGenerationEU;