Advancing the understanding of challenges, policy options and measures to achieve a JUST EU energy transition

AdJUST是一个跨学科的欧洲联盟，其目标是逐步改变社会对向气候中和过渡的分布影响的理解，并确定有效和积极支持的政策干预措施，以配合气候行动，以确保没有人掉队。AdJUST将互补学科的研究方法与持续的社会对话相结合，确保项目实践开放科学，模拟程序正义，并在公民和其他利益相关者之间建立关于向气候中立过渡的理解、信任和能力。欧洲公共机构、工业界、民间社会和研究人员参与了调整。四螺旋-设计和促进共同的愿景，激励他们实现气候中和的共同目标。它依靠最先进的经济评估工具、统计分析和其他社会科学与人文学科（包括政治学、商业管理、公共行政、政治理论、哲学和伦理学）的研究方法，在公正转型的全方位挑战上产生方法学上合理的研究成果。这包括企业、工人、家庭和公共机构的技术、经济和社会/公平层面，以及欧盟绿色协议、下一代欧盟和适合55年的潜在分配影响。《调整》提出了一套可行的、针对具体情况的政策建议，作为对公正转型基金和社会气候基金的补充，以有效管理整个欧洲以及特定国家和部门与转型相关的竞争力和分配权衡。《调整》远远超出了对气候行动偏好的标准民意分析，它探讨了家庭、企业和工会在哪些条件下会积极支持这些将欧洲过渡到碳中和的倡议。

AdJUST is a transdisciplinary European consortium whose objective is to achieve a step change in societal understanding of the distributive repercussions of the transition to climate neutrality, and to identify effective and actively-supported policy interventions to accompany climate action so that no-one is left behind. AdJUST combines research approaches from complementary disciplines with a continuous social dialogue, ensuring that the project practices open science, models procedural justice, and builds understanding, trust and capacity among citizens and other stakeholders concerning the transition to climate neutrality. AdJUST engages European public bodies, industry, civil society and researchers—i.e. the quadruple helix—to design and promote a shared vision, inspiring them towards the common goal of achieving climate neutrality. It relies on state-of-the-art economic assessment tools, statistical analysis, and research approaches from other Social Sciences & Humanities disciplines—including political science, business management, public administration, political theory, philosophy and ethics—to generate methodologically-sound research results on the full range of challenges of the just transition. These comprise technical, economic, and social/equity dimensions for firms, workers, households and public bodies, and the potential distributional impacts of the EU Green Deal, NextGenerationEU and Fit for 55. AdJUST produces a set of actionable and context-specific policy recommendations—complementing the Just Transition Fund and the Social Climate Fund—to effectively manage competitiveness and distributional trade-offs associated with the transition across Europe, and in specific countries and sectors. Moving well beyond standard public opinion analysis of preferences for climate action, AdJUST probes the conditions under which households, firms, and unions will actively support these initiatives to transition Europe to carbon neutrality.