Sweden

LABSTORE by Science Park Borås and Björkåfrihet showcases quality export textiles, promoting resale in Sweden and exploring reconditioning for added value.

Science Park Borås' 2024 report explores 12 sustainable futures, surveying 1000+ Swedes. Results highlight actionable paths for greater sustainable impact.

Old trees cavities host a wide variety of organisms. Where old trees with holes are scarce, placing wood mould boxes can be a solution.

The area around Varberg has several clusters of tourism businesses. The clusters are formed of many small business, promoting growth in peripheral/rural areas

Village meeting point - development of local meeting points in peripheral and rural areas a collaboration between Municipality and local development groups

This practice showcases how a small first step regarding reuse inventory led to common practice in the building process in Lund, Sweden.

Schyst.se is a digital knowledge bank where you can find inspiration and tools to act and work more equally and inclusively. It is free and accessible to all.

AMK (Arbetsmarknadskunskap) “communicators” meet school students to talk about the labour market, jobs and the future.

North Sweden Cleantech is a regional collaboration platform that supports sustainability transition, e g digital solutions that boosts circular economy.

The City of Stockholm publishes annual data on electric vehicle charging infrastructure, providing a market overview and informing planning and decisions.

The City of Stockholm Environment Barometer is a portal providing public information about e.g. air quality, climate, nature, traffic, and water.

A non-profit library full with sports equipment for all seasons. Completely free to borrow and use for everyone living in or visiting the municipality.

Strategic identification of skills- and competence development needs as part of the Twin Transition journey.

Environmental educators have informed managers and employees within the municipal organization about food waste and waste sorting.

In 2018, Region Värmland released "A real man" (En riktig man), a concept containing questions about masculinity to discuss with others or think about alone.