RE-ADJUST will provide a framework of analysis and assessment of the distributional impacts of the
Just Sustainable Transition, with focus on:
1)  changes in consumption behaviour of households driven by the reactivity to regulatory policies;
2)  structural changes occurring in local economies and geographical diffusion of impacts;
3) evolutionary patterns of the labour market  related to the radical shift in technological trajectories due to the twin green and digital transition.

RE-ADJUST will provide a local-based complex quantitative tool ensuring a wide coverage of different geographical and sectoral scales of analysis, in order to inform the policy making process on the economic and social feasibility and acceptability of the implementation of the main targets of the EU recovery and resilience strategy. 

RE-ADJUST will consider a selection of agents, sectors and local realms that are affected by the sustainable transition strategy and  the recovery measures included in the more recent EU climate and energy packages. To this end, RE-ADJUST will rely on  cutting-edge empirical research tools, including spatial econometrics and micro-based analysis for policy evaluation, in order to  assist the policy making process in designing economically feasible and socially desirable adaptation and mitigation actions at local level.