Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness
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The Commission will adopt a strategy on intergenerational fairness helping to ensure that today’s decisions do no harm to future generations and to foster stronger solidarity and engagement between people of all ages. In the face of pressing issues, from climate to economic and demographic nature, it is vital that no generation is left behind.
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