Sustainable Development According to Resource Productivity in the EU Environmental Policy Context

The constant rise in the consumption of resources puts environment under pressure. Most are non-renewable nature, which is why they must be utilized with great care. For this reason, European Union devotes increasingly more attention to their efficient use. It deals these aspects, making an effort maintain long-term competitiveness and secure sustainable development line all related environmental impacts. In context, several goals have been set out, individual EU member states bound. A method for monitoring resource efficiency was developed, consisting indicators, aim assess use soil, water, energy, most fundamental one being productivity. results greatly differ, even without further investigating links correlations between indicators. Research on interrelationships indicators terms mutual influence has not yet completed. our study define correlation main indicator, productivity, other at level its states. purpose, we prepared a database data which, sake uniformity, were obtained from publicly available Eurostat database. Subsequently, analyzed evaluated using statistical software JMP 15 by regression analysis. By multiple analysis, created model describing significance impact observed variables resulting productivity Generally, there positive Eco-Innovation index, as well utilization rate recycled materials. comparison, developed V4 countries, evaluating historical background countries contemporary ability reach out policy. lagging far behind meeting policy objectives, only tracking indicator (resource productivity) analysis based. interesting find that does include defined model, key ones, case, water energy dependence, tax. This finding may also, after analyses, joining future, defining weaknesses newly acceding EU’s move towards circular economy.