Current focus: Collaboration, digitalization, innovation, and circularity to accelerate climate change mitigation.
Then, from 2024:
Goals and decisions:
Net zero by 2045. Decided by the municipal council via the Climate and Energy Program. Ambitions have been raised through increased external collaboration and broader use of tools.
In the city's latest update, they talk about the work, the transition arena, the project portfolio and much more.
Sandra Viktor, process manager for Climate Neutral Linköping 2030, sandra.viktor@linkoping.se
Emelie Gyllenbreider, process manager for Climate Neutral Linköping 2030, emelie.gyllenbredier@linkoping.se
For the past two years, small and medium-sized enterprises in Linköping municipality have been able to apply for test bed checks. The aim is to speed up the climate transition by giving companies space to test innovative ideas in reality together with municipal companies. And the positive results have not been long in coming.
Other cities and stakeholders are warmly welcome to draw inspiration from several aspects of our work. These include:
Linköping highlights additional actions that they believe could be of particular interest to other municipalities to spy and apply. Contact the process leader to spy and apply.
Climate City Contract 2030 is a collective effort to achieve the climate transition that we need to implement in a short time to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees. It is an agreement between municipalities, government agencies and Viable Cities where all parties undertake to make a concrete contribution to increasing the pace of climate change.
To achieve deep change, we need to move from fragmented projects to an ecosystem of efforts that all pull in the same direction. Cities are doing this together with Viable Cities, funders government agencies and other partners, in different constellations and with different objectives. It is about moving beyond dealing with symptoms and instead focusing on underlying problems in our social structure. Here you will find the initiatives and studies within the city that have been granted funding under Viable Cities.
The municipality of Linköping makes purchases worth SEK 4 billion per year. What is the climate impact of these purchases? The city has tested environmental commute analysis as a...
In November 2023, the municipality of Linköping was the first Swedish city to win the EU's iCapital Awards. The award is given to EU cities that solve societal and sustainability challenges through innovation in an exemplary way.
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