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Ten sustainable initiatives taking cities into the next century


Skift Take

The list is a combination of climate control, traffic decongestion, and energy saving ideas that are already being implemented in cities, which suggests it's only a matter of time before the most efficient initiatives become common practice in urban design.

Sustainia 100 is a catalogue of transformative ideas for sustainability – a “one-stop toolbox for sustainable solutions,” if you will. A new ‘toolbox’ is put together annually by the Danish organisation Sustainia, aiming to differentiate itself from other sustainability awards by focusing exclusively on solutions that are available today.

Within the 100 ideas highlighted in the catalogue ten focus specifically on cities, and a summary of those ten is provided [click through link below].

The full catalogue is embedded below:

Skift’s in-depth reporting on climate issues is made possible through the financial support of Intrepid Travel. This backing allows Skift to bring you high-quality journalism on one of the most important topics facing our planet today. Intrepid is not involved in any decisions made by Skift’s editorial team.

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