The European Union is working on creating an index to measure intergenerational fairness, as stated by Commissioner Glenn Michalef. This initiative aims to integrate intergenerational perspectives into policymaking by 2026, focusing on sustainability and well-being. Although there won't be a dedicated budget, the strategy will utilize existing EU funds. Michalef emphasized the importance of ensuring that today's decisions do not harm future generations. Previous research by Jamie McQuilkin and Roman Krznaric highlighted the link between democracy and intergenerational solidarity, while also noting the growing disillusionment among young people regarding democracy. The EU plans to engage youth in discussions about intergenerational fairness through a citizens' panel. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)