French Ministry of Ecological Transition

Overview

The French Ministry of Ecological Transition is the government body responsible for shaping and implementing France’s policies on the environment, energy, sustainable development, and ecological transition. It oversees areas such as biodiversity protection, climate change mitigation and adaptation, renewable energy, transportation, urban planning, water and waste management, and environmental risks. The ministry plays a key role in France’s commitment to international climate and biodiversity agreements, working closely with European institutions, UN bodies, and global partners. It also coordinates with national agencies, research institutions, local authorities, the private sector, and civil society to promote a shift toward a low-carbon, sustainable economy while safeguarding natural resources for future generations.

Category:
Bilateral and Multilateral Agency
Sectors of Interest:
Climate Change and Global Warming, Environment and Energy
Subsectors of Interest:
Natural resources management, Renewable energy and green technology, Biodiversity, Environmental research, Protect Ecosystems, Climate mitigation
Country of Coverage:
Egypt, United Arab Emirates
Headquarters:
France