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Genoa fully owns the municipal waste management company, AMIU, which over the past few years has completely rethought its strategy and organisational structure. The new strategy is now looking beyond its 40-year linear business model based on the disposal of waste in its landfill site.
The municipality of Perg is a project partner in the urban cooperation between R.AiNa (Region Aist - Naarn) with the market municipality of Schwertberg and Naarn iM and the municipality of Arbing.
Within the framework of CLLD, local communities have the opportunity to develop a local development strategy in accordance with the conditions of the EU Regulation and TOP Priority 7, which provides space for the renewal of local society, the organization of local communities and the raising of awa
The overall goal of the project is to study the territory of zh.k. Yavorov and Tsar sf1Ivan so_europe_logoAsen II Str. (Sredets district) and created an analytical and applied model for the development of the urban environment with wide civic participation.
The municipality of Almere aspires to become a waste-free and energy-neutral city by 2022. The administration wants to bring the business community and knowledge institutes’ innovative power together to enable co-creation in the field of waste management and upcycling in the urban context.
The municipality of Gmunden has joined forces with the surrounding municipalities of Altmünster, Gschwandt, Laakirchen, Pinsdorf and Vorchdorf in the form of a city-regional forum “Stadtregion Gmunden” to form a city-region cooperation in order to develop a common city-regional strategy that focuse
In 2015, the community of the city of Körmend started a strategic work process for the development of culture, cultural and heritage tourism, the local economy and the local community in Körmend, the agreed strategy of which is the present strategy.
The goals of the CitiCAP (citizens’ cap and trade co-created) project are to reduce emissions from transport, collect and make available digital data on mobility, and develop new transport services for citizens.
Utrecht, one of the four biggest cities in the Netherlands, aims to be climate neutral in 2030 and to reach a fully circular economy by 2050. In the shorter term, Utrecht is committed to increasing its share of circular procurement from 4% of the annual spend in 2016 to 10% by 2020.
The Estonian Regional Development Strategy for 2014-2020 states that taking into account the current socio-economic development situation, the settlement structure of the region, natural and cultural heritage and industrial competence, Ida-Virumaa can be considered the least exploited region in Est