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11.1) Promoting greener production processes by companies and supporting companies to identify the best solutions and providing positive and negative incentives, and by increasing local production and consumption;

11.2) Working towards a more sustainable and circular economy by addressing the issue of planned obsolescence and ensuring the right of repair;

11.3) Reviewing the EU's economic governance and the European Semester in order to ensure that the green and digital transitions, social justice and social progress go hand in-hand with economic competitiveness, without ignoring the economic and fiscal nature of the European Semester. In addition, there is a need to better involve social partners and the local and regional authorities in the implementation of the European Semester in order to improve its application and accountability;

11.4) Tackling the use of single use plastic packaging/containers;

11.5) Expanding the use of European technology and make it a viable alternative to foreign technology;

11.6) Promoting research into new materials and technologies, as well as the innovative use of existing materials, while ensuring that research efforts are not duplicated;

11.7) Addressing the sustainability, affordability and accessibility of energy, considering energy poverty and the dependence on non-EU states, by increasing the share of sustainably sourced energy;

11.8) Raising awareness among both companies and citizens how to behave in a more sustainable manner, and guarantee just transition, based on social dialogue and quality jobs;

11.9) Including ambitious social, labour and health standards, including occupational health and safety, in new EU trade agreements;