The study, "Reviewing the contribution of the Land use, Land-use Change and Forestry to the European Green Deal" informed the European Commission's DG Climate and Action in their development of an impact assessment for the revision of the LULUCF Regulation. The study consisted of several key inputs and outputs with the backbone being the analysis of seven fundamental topics within the LULUCF sector. These topics were extended into short, informative notes that laid out the main problem drivers, problems, and goals within the context of improving the LULUCF sector's capacity to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere. They covered the forest and soil sink in the EU, the state of accounting and reporting, flexibilities between the LULUCF and the Effort Sharing Regulation (ESR), market mechanisms, and a forward look towards 2050. Alongside these topic notes, four workshops were conducted, the results of the open public consultation (OPC) on the LULUCF Regulation were analysed, and a synthesis of the Member States' policies and measures related to LULUCF (submitted pursuant to Article 10 of the LULUCF Decision) was completed. All of these outputs then allowed for a holistic examination of the LULUCF sector by providing views from experts and civil society through research as well as collaboration through workshops and the OPC.