Programme nearbyEnergyMunichJoin the Munich Klima-Taler teamJoin the Munich Klima-Taler team Munich joined the nationwide Klima-Taler network in 2025. Download the app, join the Landeshauptstadt München team, and collect one Taler per five kilograms of avoided CO₂ from walking, cycling, transit, and energy savings. Redeem at partner shops and services listed in the app. Businesses can join the marketplace for free because the city pays the licence. What you can do - Download Klima-Taler and join the Munich team via Re:think München - Log green trips and household meters, then spend Taler at partners on the in-app map - Shops: offer a reward through Munich Business (no fee) - This is a different city from the existing Frankfurt Klima-Taler listing How it works You can start without giving a name or email. Savings are credited to the city team you join. Offers change, so treat the app marketplace as the live list. Why it matters Playful rewards make everyday climate choices visible and keep spend with neighbourhood partners.gamificationmobilityenergy +2
Programme nearbyEnergyCologneJoin Klima-Taler city teams across Germany in CologneJoin Klima-Taler city teams across Germany in Cologne More than 50 municipalities use Klima-Taler. Beyond Frankfurt and Munich, residents in Cologne, Aachen, Darmstadt, Königstein im Taunus, Hamm, Kempen, Leer, and many smaller towns join a city team, race friendly CO₂ rankings, and redeem tokens with 500+ partners, including municipal pools. Tokens work across the network, not only in your home town. What you can do - Download the app from klima-taler.com and join your city's team (no name required) - Cycle, walk, or ride transit; link meters if you want energy Taler - Redeem at local partners shown in the app (pools, museums, shops, clubs) - Schools, clubs, and workplaces can start their own teams - Municipal staff: ask via the cities form if your town is not listed yet How it works Blacksquared GmbH (Berlin) runs the software. Cities pay a licence so residents and local traders join free. Treat the in-app marketplace as the current redeem list: we do not copy shop directories here. Why it matters A shared climate currency makes quiet daily trips count in public, and it keeps spend local.gamificationmobilityenergy +2
Programme nearbyEnergyBrusselsSmart Cities Marketplace Explore-Shape-DealMatch community-scale smart-city projects with support The Smart Cities Marketplace is the European hub for practical knowledge on sustainable urban mobility, efficient buildings, citizen-focused services, and integrated energy infrastructure. Its Explore-Shape-Deal process has matched roughly 130 projects with financing opportunities exceeding €615 million in private investment. What you can do - Explore case studies and replicate proven smart-city patterns in your municipality - Submit a local district or building project through the marketplace matchmaking process - Connect community energy or mobility pilots with marketplace advisors How to participate - Visit Smart Cities Marketplace and use Explore-Shape-Deal resources - Partner with your city innovation office to register a pilot project Why it matters Community-scale pilots need visibility and finance. A European marketplace lowers the barrier from local experiment to funded replication.smart-citiesmarketplacefinance +2
Programme nearbyEnergyFrankfurtEarn Klima-Taler for everyday climate wins in FrankfurtEarn Klima-Taler for everyday climate wins in Frankfurt Frankfurt joined the nationwide Klima-Taler network in late 2025. The app tracks CO₂ you avoid by cycling, riding transit, saving energy, or shopping mindfully, then awards one digital Klima-Taler for every five kilograms saved. Tokens can be redeemed for local discounts, free museum visits, or pool entry as partner offers grow. Since June 2026, BäderBetriebe Frankfurt accept seven Klima-Taler for one free swim per month (basic time slot at some Erlebnisbäder). What you can do - Download the app and join the Stadt Frankfurt am Main team (city announcement) - Log green trips and household energy readings to watch your savings add up - Redeem Taler at growing local partners: Palmengarten, Historisches Museum, sports clubs, shops, and Frankfurter Bäder - Compete in monthly city, school, or workplace challenges across the Rhine-Main region - Own a shop or venue? Register free rewards at admin.klima-taler.com (contact: klima-taler@stadt-frankfurt.de) How it works The Klimareferat implements a city-council decision to make everyday climate choices visible. You can start without a heavy signup flow; the app estimates CO₂ savings and shows what the community achieves together. Redemption options in Frankfurt are still expanding, while nearby Klima-Taler cities already offer pool and café perks you can browse for inspiration. Why it matters Playful rewards help residents notice how small habits stack into city-scale reductions, and local partners gain visibility for supporting the transition.gamificationmobilityenergy +2
Programme nearbyEnergyNew DelhiIndia: Go Electric campaignShift to EVs and efficient electric cooking India's Go Electric campaign promotes electric vehicles and electric cooking, with national targets, charging infrastructure investment, and consumer incentives including reduced taxes and modern efficient ceiling fan distribution. What you can do - Explore EV options and public charging maps in your city - Switch to induction cookstoves where grid power allows: 25–30% cost savings vs traditional methods reported - Join local ride-share or delivery co-ops transitioning fleets to electric How to participate - Use national Go Electric awareness resources and state-level EV policies - Advocate for charging in new buildings as codes require stations Why it matters Go Electric pairs mobility and cooking: two daily energy choices: with infrastructure that makes clean options affordable.electric-vehiclescookingIndia +2
Programme nearbyEnergyBerlinScience Based Targets and division flight budgets in BerlinScience Based Targets and division flight budgets in Berlin GIZ follows the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi): by 2025, cut absolute scope 1 and 2 emissions 30% vs 2019 and scope 3 (travel, commuting, procurement) 10% in Berlin. Mobility alone is 80% of the footprint, a 25% mobility cut target drives fewer flights. Divisions adopt GHG budgets based on historical flight emissions and plan reductions themselves. What you can do - Any large employer: set division-level travel budgets and publish them internally, transparency beats top-down flight bans - Civil-society coalitions: ask partner institutions whether they use SBTi-aligned targets before accepting sponsorship - Commuters: push for cycling infrastructure and e-mobility charging: GIZ optimises bike facilities at German sites How it works Principle: Vermeiden vor Reduzieren vor Kompensieren (avoid before reduce before offset). Unavoidable emissions are offset via Gold Standard certificates, but reduction comes first. Why it matters Climate targets work when every team sees its own flight ledger.SBTiGHG-budgetmobility +2
Programme nearbyCommunityTallinnChoose calm, low-carbon mobility in TallinnCompact city: many ways to move The green transformation boosts walking, cycling, and public transport while reducing surface parking and supporting attractive calm-traffic streets. Tallinn aims for 50% of everyday trips by foot, bike, or transit by 2025 and 70% by 2035. What you can do - Walk or cycle short trips; combine with transit for longer ones. - Join local street-improvement consultations when your district plans calm traffic or bike links. Why it matters Calm, low-carbon streets mean cleaner air and quieter blocks for everyone who lives there.mobilitycyclingtransit
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