Green economy refers to an economic model that improves human well-being and long-term prosperity while significantly reducing environmental risks and ecological pressures. It places sustainability, circularity and resource efficiency at the core of economic development. In Europe, this transition is strongly driven by the European Green Deal and related policy frameworks, which aim to make the EU climate neutral, resilient and competitive in a rapidly changing global landscape.

For Luxembourg, the shift toward a green economy is not only an environmental imperative - it is a catalyst for innovation, industrial modernisation and sustainable value creation across all sectors.

As global challenges including climate change, resource scarcity and biodiversity decline intensify, economies worldwide are rethinking how they produce, consume and manage natural resources. Green economy has emerged as a crucial pathway to ensure competitiveness, resilience and long-term sustainability.

Luxembourg has embraced the green transition as a strategic national priority. The country is actively developing a circular and low carbon economy by fostering clean technologies, promoting sustainable industry practices, supporting greener supply chains and enabling data driven solutions that reduce environmental impact. This transformation is supported by a dynamic ecosystem of startups, corporates, research actors and public institutions committed to advancing climate neutrality and resource efficiency.