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SUMMARY:Demand-side policies for sufficiency: a multi-solving strategy
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DESCRIPTION:An integrated sufficiency strategy for energy and climate polic
 y would significantly reduce the challenges on the way to climate neutrali
 ty. Reducing final energy demand through demand-side measures eases the pr
 essure on expansion rates of renewables and grid\, resources and land. As 
 sufficiency is a strategy to reduce consumption and production levels thro
 ugh changes in social practices to stay within ecological limits and provi
 de a social foundation for all\, it requires appropriate policy frameworks
 . At present\, there are many barriers to sufficiency-oriented development
 . Examples include subsidies for new housing\, privileges for motorised in
 dividual mobility\, and incentives for the production of non-repairable pr
 oducts. In this webinar\, we will provide an overview of targets\, strateg
 ies and indicators per sector for sufficiency-oriented development\, as we
 ll as examples of concrete policy measures\, including practical examples.
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