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City-wide non-profit (founded 2013) steering Leuven toward climate neutrality via a quadruple-helix model of government, knowledge institutions, companies and citizens. From 60 …
Founded in Bonn in 1990, ICLEI now links over 2,500 local and regional governments across 125+ countries in a peer-learning network for …
Peru's Ministry of Environment has run Geobosques, a weekly satellite-based deforestation early-warning system, since April 2017; a PNAS randomized controlled trial found …
EU-funded living lab planted 442 trees, 1,867 shrubs and 14,700 m² of lawns in Ostrava's most-polluted districts, deployed a low-cost air-quality sensor …
AI-dispatched electric minibuses piloted in Manastirski Livadi, Sofia, scaled to 3 more neighbourhoods post-project; green corridors, congestion charges and low-emission zones complemented …
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 …
Four native-title Traditional Owner corporations across 6.8 million ha of the North Kimberley run early dry-season savanna-burning carbon projects that have avoided …
The EU LIFE for MIRES project (2018–2024, €5.85M) rewetted ~2,200 ha of bogs and fens across Czechia's Šumava and Germany's Bavarian Forest …
EU LIFE-funded programme (2015-2021, EUR 2.8M) rewetted 7,900 ha of degraded Estonian mires — beating its 5,800 ha target — by closing …
Since 2012, Traditional Owners and rangers at Fish River Station, NT, have used early dry-season burning across 178,000 ha to prevent destructive …
EU LIFE programme (2014-2021) that rehabilitated 55 peatlands across 14 Natura 2000 sites in the French Jura, neutralising 26 km of drains …
The EU-funded LIFE Peat Restore project rewetted about 1,350 ha of degraded fen in Poland (part of 5,300 ha across five countries) …
The EU LIFE-funded PeatCarbon project (2022–2027) rewets 5,414 hectares of drained peatlands in Latvia and Finland, developing a verified Baltic carbon-credit methodology …
Denmark re-meandered the channelised Skjern River from 19 to 26 km across 875 ha of rewetted floodplain (2001-2004), an EU LIFE-funded scheme …
WETLIFE 2 (LIFE13 NAT/LT/000084, 2014–2018, €1.56M) rewetted Lithuania's Amalva and Kamanos raised bogs — blocking ~37 km of drainage ditches at Kamanos …
Switzerland's statutory biodiversity payments compensate ~47,000 farms for maintaining over 184,000 ha of Biodiversity Promotion Areas — wildflower meadows, orchards, wetlands and …
A EUR5m+ EU LIFE and Polish state-funded project is rewetting 6,141.5 ha of Natura 2000 habitat in Kampinos Forest near Warsaw by …
An EU LIFE project (2004–2007, €809,024) in Slovenia's Ljubljansko barje and Cerkniško wetlands produced a national Corncrake Action Plan and, crucially, a …
Namibia's government and GIZ (BMZ-funded, EUR 4m, 2014-2017) back national bush-thinning to restore rangeland and groundwater recharge on land encroached by invasive …
Since 2003, Andalusia's government has paid shepherds a fixed bonus plus €42–90/ha to graze firebreaks; coverage grew eight-fold from 700 ha (2005) …
Facing chronic flooding, Malmo's 1997-2002 Augustenborg retrofit added ~10,000 m2 of green roofs and open stormwater channels/ponds across a 1950s estate, cutting …
Since the 1980s over 60% (~12,500 ha) of eelgrass has vanished from Sweden's west coast. University of Gothenburg's Zorro group, backed by …
EU LIFE-funded project mapped carbon stocks across 13,000+ ha of Andalusian Posidonia oceanica meadows and salt marshes (13,085 ktCO2 stored), then created …
Moldova's forestry programme restored 20,300+ ha of degraded land and issued 851,911 carbon credits since 2003; a new 2023-2032 plan backed by …
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