Fenntartható, digitális és ellenálló piac építése az Európai Unióban, a zöld demokráciák tükrében

Building green, sustainable communities (SDG11) is an essential component of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for the 2015–2030 period. The European Union (EU) plays a vital role as a “custodian” and promoter of these goals. The effective implementation of the “Sustainable Human Settlements” objective is incredibly crucial, considering that 332 million people in the EU – nearly three-quarters of its population – reside in urban areas, with almost 40% living in cities. Furthermore, the EU’s green transition entails making choices between alternatives where digital solutions are indispensable. However, digitalisation, including the use of artificial intelligence, is resource-intensive and has significant environmental impacts. The European Digital Single Market Strategy adopted by the EU marked a significant milestone in establishing a sustainable, digital, and resilient market. In this study, I will examine the sustainability aspects of the “Digital Single Market” as announced by the EU. The research is framed by green democracies, focusing on the EU’s efforts, particularly regarding climate resilience and the development of gre

Keywords: sustainable development, climate resilience, green transition, green democracies, digitalisation