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4 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Sweden (12)
Stockholm trialled a cordon congestion charge from January to July 2006 alongside new bus services, cut inner-city rush-hour traffic by about 20%, …
Resident-dialogue retrofit of Malmö's Augustenborg estate: 6 km of open channels, 10 ponds and 11,000 m² of green roofs handle ~90% of …
Sweden's largest urban development (236 ha, 12,000 homes, 35,000 workplaces) is a live testbed for sustainable building, smart energy, and clean mobility—targeting …
Sweden's state-owned Almi Företagspartner runs loans, equity and advisory across 16 regions; government counterfactual studies found Almi-financed firms grew revenue by SEK …
Since 2007, KTH Innovation has met more than 400 new-idea teams a year and helped launch over 450 companies that together raised …
Sweden's oldest and largest science park, founded in Lund in 1983 by the university, region and city, is where Ericsson developed Bluetooth; …
Free soft-landing centre for international newcomers in Gothenburg — jointly run by Business Region Göteborg, Västra Götaland Region and the City of …
Stockholm redeveloped a former industrial harbour into a district of ~25,000 residents around an integrated energy–water–waste 'eco-cycle' targeting half the impact of …
Since 1996, KI Innovations has reviewed 1,400+ research ideas from Karolinska Institutet, created 40 startups and signed 35 licence agreements; its DRIVE …
Malmö's 14-member independent commission (2010–13), modelled on WHO's social-determinants commission, issued 24 goals and 72 actions. A 2019 evaluation found its social-investment …
Stockholm's investment-promotion agency markets the region to international tech talent and advises the city/national level on how to attract and retain highly …
Chalmers Ventures (Chalmers University's tech-transfer arm, est. 2015) was ranked a top-10 global university incubator by UBI Global in 2019; its city-co-owned …
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