Green Cities
In the middle of the current century, 70% of the world’s population will be living in urban areas. Urbanisation and climate change call for new solutions to maintain and improve the quality of life in our cities. City councils and municipalities are becoming aware of the dangers of climate change.
The ‘Green Cities´ website is to encourages the green cities activities by providing innovative ideas, information based on practical examples, and technical expertise. This information address certain themes: climate, energy, buildings, waste, transport, water, biodiversity, the economy and social cohesion.
Today, many urban areas already suffer from the negative effects of climate change as well as other negative consequences. The negative consequences of climate change on living conditions will continue to be dramatic, due to higher temperature, more frequent and excessive rainfall with consequential flooding, more widespread and excessive drought etc.
The most successful cities plan a mix of action plans and investments. Standalone policies and investments often fail to fully benefit from the synergies of optimal coordination and sequencing of interrelated policies, investments and the involvement of residents. Strong institutional structures and reliable financial mechanisms are required for cities to pursue their green agendas effectively.
Local governments often struggle to undertake environmental actions due to several constraints, including limited political power, low levels of institutional capacity, low levels of stakeholder integration, limited fiscal power, poor financial management and lack of access to finance.
Cities need strong institutional environments that allow their local governments to function more efficiently, flexibly and competitively to achieve an ambitious green city agenda.
In the Czech Republic focus on green cities
The Covenant of Mayors
The EUCF
Support from EU
EBRD Green Cities
Energy Cities
C40
People
Jan Pejter
Area Leader on “Green Cities” and Theme Lead on “Energy” and “Buildings”
Divisional Director and Senior consultant
Petr Dovolil
Area Lead on “Urban Development“ and Theme Lead on “Transport&Mobility“
Senior Consultant and Head of Advisory Section of Mott MacDonald Prague office
Strahinja Mladenović
Theme Lead on “Forests” and “Soil”
Operations Manager and Environmental consultant
Natalia Anferova
Area Lead on "Resilient Cities" and Theme Lead on “Climate Change“ and “Water“
Environmental and Water Management Consultant of Mott MacDonald Prague office
News
Events
Available
RETHINK: Official launch of the Project – online
- Konference
- Climate change
- Energy
- Transport and mobility
- Organizer Czech Business Council for Sustainable Development (CBCSD)
Carbon Crunch 2021: the pre-COP26 edition
- Webinář
- Organizer Mott MacDonald
Brownfields Conference
- Konference
- Organizer Association of Developers
Videos
16. 3. 2021
European Green Deal and digital transformation 1
16. 3. 2021
European Green Deal and digital transformation 2
16. 3. 2021
European Green Deal and digital transformation 3
16. 3. 2021
European Green Deal and digital transformation 4
16. 3. 2021
European Green Deal and digital transformation 5
16. 3. 2021
European Green Deal and digital transformation 6
22. 7. 2021
Energy in buildings and industry
7. 7. 2021
An interview with JONATHAN WOOTLIFF
10. 10. 2022
RETHINK: Official launch of the Project – online
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