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A joint effort where all parties take on the responsibility to contribute to the climate transition.
Transition management
Transition teams and transition arenas are important elements in building greater shared capacity for transition locally.
System demonstrators
Place-based demonstrations of system-level innovations with potential to scale up and out locally and nationally.
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A method and tool to support cities in financing the transition. Investments cost money, but can save billions and improve quality of life.
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48 Swedish cities are linking arms and working together with Viable Cities and the Swedish government agencies in the climate transition.
Climate-neutral cities by 2030
Climate-neutral cities by 2030

Arvika | Boden | Borås ↔ Ulricehamn | Borlänge ↔ Avesta | Enköping | Eskilstuna | Gävle ↔ Sandviken | Göteborg ↔ Falköping | Gotland | Helsingborg ↔ Höganäs | Härryda | Järfälla | Kalmar ↔ Falkenberg ↔ Mörbylånga | Karlskrona | Karlstad ↔ Kristinehamn | Kristianstad ↔ Tomelilla | Linköping ↔ Mjölby | Luleå | Lund ↔ Lomma | Malmö ↔ Höör ↔ Landskrona | Mariestad | Nacka | Skellefteå | Stockholm | Sundsvall | Trollhättan | Umeå | Uppsala ↔ Håbo | Värmdö | Växjö ↔ Alvesta | Örebro | Örnsköldsvik | Östersund
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City of Borås

academia and business

Navet science center

Navet is one of the Climate Neutral Borås partners and often hosts various initiatives such as dialogues with young citizens.

Viable Cities
20 November 2023

academia and business, Governance (governance and management)

Science Park Borås signs up for a climate-neutral and sustainable city in 2030

Science Park Borås is a partner in Climate Neutral Borås and contributes by formulating and implementing joint commitments with the aim of giving a boost to the joint work on sustainable community development, which is more than technical innovation.

Viable Cities
20 November 2023

Social and urban planning

Gässlösa - a new neighborhood

Borås wants to show that it is possible to build a new city and highlight all the sustainability benefits it can bring. Resource-efficient land use, the opportunity to develop urban qualities and sustainable mobility are just some of the aspects that are focused on in Gässlösa.

Viable Cities
20 November 2023

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Viable Cities is a strategic innovation program with the mission Climate neutral cities 2030 with a good life for all within the planetary boundaries. The program is funded by the Swedish Energy Agency, Vinnova and Formas and is coordinated by KTH.

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