Several measures aim to strengthen the resilience of territories in the face of risks linked to climate change and environmental degradation. This is the issue of support for players in the forest-wood sector, or even increased support for sectors that improve the resilience of buildings, for example the earthquake-resistant reinforcement of buildings in the West Indies, and the rehabilitation of infrastructure, such as installations purification and depollution systems as well as water distribution networks. These measures also include an economic objective since companies in these sectors actively contribute to creating local jobs, and a quality of life objective since these activities contribute to meeting the needs for access to nature and improvement of the living environment. populations. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from industry will not only contribute to the objective of carbon neutrality by 2050 set by the Government, but also to increase competitiveness by improving the energy efficiency of industrial processes. and therefore reducing costs. The measures devoted to the development of the circular economy of the recovery plan aim to avoid the production of waste and the consumption of resources, in particular: