Transport policy

The Federal Government is pursuing the objective of a sustainable transport policy. This means that transport is to be made environment- and climate-friendly, socially responsible and, at the same time, economically efficient. The mobility we enjoy today and the way in which we shape our transport system must not be at the expense of the mobility and quality of life of our children and grandchildren.Next

Building

The building sector in Germany looks back on a long tradition while at the same time being a trade of the future. The construction industry is both one of the domestic economy's key industries and one of the largest economic activities in Germany and Europe. The construction industry is also of considerable significance to the economy, growth and employment because it is inextricably linked with numerous other economic activities.Next

Urban development and housing

Cities embody the future: Jobs, economic momentum, decent housing, architectural diversity and social cohesion. The opportunities and risks of social change and globalisation are bundled in our cities. This involves attractive locational conditions, but also quality of housing and life, plus functional housing markets for rented and owner-occupied housing.Next

Regional development and demographics

With its regional planning policy, the Federal Government is striving to create equivalent social conditions in all sub-regions of Germany. This task is anchored in the constitution and must come to terms with the sweeping changes to which our society is subject.Next