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Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana’s Bee Path
The Bee Path promotes public awareness of how significant bees are to food sovereignty, biodiversity and the long term sustainability of the city.
Hangzhou, China
Urban Public Bicycle Sharing Program
With 80 percent of residents and commuters identifying a serious traffic problem in the city, Hangzhou launched China's first public bicycle project. Serving some 280,000 passengers daily, the system (free for the first hour) complements the city's extensive bus system.
Berlin, Germany
Move Urban
Move Urban develops transferable recommendations for integrated mobility concepts for residential estates
Ghent, Belgium
Growth of small scale (peri) urban agriculture ...
Ghent has identified a demand for urban agriculture to occur within the city region to provide better transparency in the food system
Tampere, Finland
ITS Factory
ITS Factory is a collaborative space where developers, companies, research organisations and individuals come together to create new intelligent transport systems and services (ITS).
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Marketplace for Mobility ("De Verkeersondernemi...
Through two successive calls for tenders, De Verkeersonderneming looked for providers of mobility services that could provide peak traffic avoidance in the Rotterdam region.
Utrecht, Netherlands
City talks on sustainable energy: the silent ma...
Utrecht initiated a democratic experiment to share and broaden responsibility for creating an energy plan to help it become climate neutral by 2030.
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Auld but not Reekie – transforming transport en...
Edinburgh's municipal bus company, Lothian Buses, is going a long way to combat this image with ‘Auld but not Reekie’, an initiative that by the end of 2014 will see 65 hybrid buses in service and 45 buses retrofitted with low emissions exhausts.
Oslo, Norway
The electric vehicle capital
With 60% of emissions in Oslo coming from the transport sector, encouraging people to use electric vehicles (EVs) has the potential to make a real difference. In 2008, Oslo adopted a ten-point plan to reduce CO2 emissions, to which the large scale introduction of EVs plays a big part.