Programme nearbyCommunityBerlinMunicipal heat action plans (Hitzeaktionspläne) in BerlinMunicipal heat action plans (Hitzeaktionspläne) in Berlin Few German municipalities have a binding Hitzeaktionsplan yet in Berlin. Residents, health workers, and clubs can ask councils to adopt science-based heat plans, covering cool public spaces, building adaptation, and care for vulnerable neighbours. What you can do - Ask your Gemeinde or Stadt whether a heat action plan exists and when it was last updated - Raise heat protection at work, in your Verein, or at a parent council, what is already done? What is missing? - Connect with local Health for Future groups and the HitzeService for municipalities What strong plans typically include (paraphrased from alliance asks) - Binding local heat action plans with funding and staff from federal and state levels - Climate adaptation in building and infrastructure investment, especially schools, care homes, and hospitals - Health, care, and social sectors at the table when plans are written and tested - Clear warning chains and crisis structures when heat overloads clinics and emergency services - Faster climate protection in transport and buildings, prevention alongside adaptation Why it matters Plans turn hot-day panic into rehearsed mutual aid: who opens a cooling room, who checks on isolated neighbours, and where shade already exists on the map.heat planadvocacymunicipality +2
Programme nearbyCommunityFrankfurtAsk your town to join STADTRADELN in FrankfurtAsk your town to join STADTRADELN in Frankfurt Not every street is in the game yet. Residents can ask mayors and clerks to register their Kommune so neighbours can ride together next season. Riders stay free; municipalities pay a tiered fee once they sign up. What you can do - Share stadtradeln.de/home-kommunen with councillors and show what other towns gain - Point authorised staff to Anmelden (only the municipality's official contact can complete registration) - Highlight Land fee support for participating Bundesländer on Partner regional - Mention network partners folded into regional pages (AGFK, AGFS, wegebund, RAD.SH) without needing a separate programme row How it works Klima-Bündnis Services GmbH runs STADTRADELN from Frankfurt. 2026 municipal fees (incl. German VAT) depend on population; amounts below are Klima-Bündnis member / non-member: - Under 10k inhabitants: 540 / 720 € - 10k–49,999: 1,075 / 1,425 € - 50k–99,999: 1,785 / 2,370 € - 100k–499,999: 2,675 / 3,560 € - 500k+: 3,565 / 4,740 € - Extra town under a Landkreis: 280 / 370 € - Fees bind once registered - Some Länder subsidise participation (see Partner regional and Klima-Bündnis STADTRADELN 2026) - BIKE MONITOR offers paid planning analytics from anonymised app tracks; Hessen and small wegebund towns may receive complimentary access Why it matters A registered Kommune unlocks the app, RADar!, Schulradeln where available, and a visible results page that celebrates everyday riders instead of waiting for infrastructure perfection.cyclingmunicipalityadvocacy +1
