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“Municipalities have direct control over only 7–20 percent of emissions, yet through procurement, planning, and land allocation, they can still steer development in the right direction,” says “Minister of Urban Development” Olga Kordas
Sharing Cities is a national program for the sharing economy in cities, linked to Viable Cities and funded by Vinnova, Formas, and the Swedish Energy Agency. Through test beds
On November 23, the building at Teknikringen 10B was officially opened; the SEED (Sustainable Development, Environmental Science, and Technology) and Real Estate and Construction departments have moved in. The building was designed
For companies, it is important to be at the forefront of innovation and to be quick to adopt new business ideas. That is why representatives from both the automotive giant Scania
As people gain access to more digital tools, cities need to be redesigned. That’s according to Olga Kordas, who, with 1 billion kronor at her disposal, is leading
Umeå First Call for Proposals: Energy and Climate Transition for Viable Cities November 16 Thank you! A big thank you to everyone who attended the information session in Umeå on Viable
On Thursday, November 9, we held a strategy day, where our partners met to discuss various strategic projects that will later be implemented by our
Malmö First Call for Proposals: Energy and Climate Transition for Sustainable Cities November 10 Thank you! A big thank you to everyone who attended the information session at Börshuset in Malmö,
Gothenburg: First Call for Proposals – Energy and Climate Transition for Viable Cities, November 8 Thank you! A big thank you to everyone who attended the information session in Gothenburg on Viable
The call for proposals welcomes project proposals that take a holistic view of the city and use digitalization and citizen engagement to accelerate the transition to a resource-efficient and fossil-free
The Swedish Energy Agency is announcing a call for proposals worth 10 million kronor within the European research and innovation collaboration JPI Urban Europe. The call follows a single-stage process in which applicants must first submit an expression of interest.
Olga Kordas, Program Director of Viable Cities, visited ElectriCITY on Thursday at their offices in Hammarby Sjöstad, Stockholm. About 40 of the association’s members and partners attended
A big thank you to everyone who attended our informational meeting at KTH on Tuesday regarding Viable Cities’ first call for proposals: Energy and Climate Transition for Sustainable Cities
Stockholm: First Call for Proposals – Energy and Climate Transition for Sustainable Cities, October 24 Thank you! A big thank you to everyone who attended the first call for proposals meeting in Stockholm. During the afternoon
Is digitalization an obstacle or an opportunity for sustainable social development? How do we ensure that more efficient processes also contribute to sustainability? What are
The Swedish Energy Agency announces 42 million SEK within the Viable Cities program. We now invite you to information meetings in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Umeå.
Peter Ardell at KTH interviewed program director Olga Kordas about Viable Cities. Here is what he writes: The strategic innovation program Viable Cities is now launching – the
The strategic innovation program Viable Cities is now launching—the largest initiative to date in Sweden focused on research and innovation in the field of smart and sustainable cities.
At a seminar during Almedalen Week, the strategic innovation program Smart Sustainable Cities unveiled its new name: ViableCities. Over the fall, information and graphics will be updated, and soon
Viable Cities is a strategic innovation program with the mission of achieving climate-neutral cities by 2030, ensuring a good quality of life for all within the planet’s limits. The program is funded by the Swedish Energy Agency, Vinnova and Formas and coordinated by KTH.
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