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The project Not every waste is rubbish! educational and informative activities on sustainable waste management for citizens in the area of the City of Ivanić-Grad, the Municipality of Kloštar-Ivanić and the Municipality of Križ.
Pyhätunturi is the first carbon neutral ski resort in Nordic countries. The objective of the environmentally sustainable development program in Pyhätunturi is to sustain the surrounding nature and ensure future profitable business opportunities.
Direct buying groups are an opportunity created and organized jointly by buyers-enthusiasts to get fresh organic local food on a regular weekly basis, buying it directly from organic farmers , investing their time.
This project aims to add a thermal insulation of the building, install of PVC joinery and improve of the heating system.The implementation of the energy renovation project will result in an annual saving of 56.23% of the required thermal energy for heating the building.
The objective of this multi-fund ERDF/ESF Operational Programme (OP) is to increase the competitiveness of the region’s economy based on the regional strengths and assets.
North Sailing aims to provide the customers with a sustainable, respectful and climate-friendly way to enjoy the northern marine environment. The customers increasingly show desire for sustainable, clean excursions and minimization of the ecological footprint of the holiday.
In order to better respond to the social and urban problems of the district, the city of Morez and its partners have developed a project of deep transformation, which is based on 5 main principles:• governance approach and project management
This new initiative with TUI Care Foundation will bring together tourists, tourism businesses and residents across Ayia Napa, Protaras and the wider Famagusta region of Cyprus to cut consumption of single-use plastic so that less enters the waste stream.
Reykjavík was the first municipality in Iceland to make a policy on reduction on green house gas emissions in 2009. In 2016 the City Council decided to go further and make even more ambitious goals: Reykjavík City will be carbon neutral by 2040.
The Programme aims to boost competitiveness and growth and help Cyprus exit the crisis. It contributes to achieving the Europe 2020 targets for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. It should create jobs and help SMEs to become more competitive and innovation-driven.