Catalogue: City Innovation Library clear
Most practices in: Germany (11)
Since 1999, Berlin has run resident-majority neighbourhood councils in disadvantaged districts, channelling over €530M and ~8,200 projects into 42 areas, though evaluation …
Halle 2 is a municipal-led second-hand store combining circular economy principles with the aim of actively supporting sustainable lifestyles by Munich’s residents. …
The Berlin Equal Opportunities Program has become an important instrument of university equality policy. The state universities of the state of Berlin, …
Founded in Bonn in 1990, ICLEI now links over 2,500 local and regional governments across 125+ countries in a peer-learning network for …
Municipal labor market program which supports ~110 projects that provide education and training, advice, employment: helps people and integrates them into the …
Berlin Partner is an economic development agency that focuses on economic growth, promotes business, technology and innovation, and advocates the opportunities of …
The Socially Integrative City is a community-led local development scheme. This was originally a federal programme but Berlin refined it with a …
Germany's Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft channels publicly funded applied research into industry via 74 institutes; 2024 business volume hit €3.4bn and industrial revenue reached a …
The City of Munich’s Innovation Challenge is an invitation to submit innovative ideas to solve specific challenges the city is facing. The …
In 2005 Hamburg became the first German state with a legal Business Improvement District framework. Property and business owners have since voted …
Since June 2024, Germany's points-based Chancenkarte lets non-EU professionals enter without a job offer to search for work. Official data: 10,148 cards …
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