News: transition teams

On May 11, TOMORROW’s partners went on a virtual visit to Brest. We would have liked to do this visit in person, but the current sanitary measures prevented us to do so – again! Luckily, our French pilot city organised a very interactive event, with presentations and fun games that allowed us to discover Brest’s climate and energy plans and actions. Find more about their Local Climate Plan on their official website [in French] While the Local Climate Plan, with its 60 key actions involving 13…

Thanks to the MOBILITAR platform the city collaborates with local stakeholders to make their sustainable mobility vision a reality Moving around the city is one of the most important experiences for Brasov's residents and visitors. The municipality is aware that effective, inclusive, low-carbon mobility services and infrastructure are fundamental, not only to comply with the legislation, but to also to achieve their 2030 vision. That is why, in the framework of TOMORROW, the local Agency for…

After more than a year since the project started, we discussed with the pilot #CitiesOfTOMORROW to understand what are their most recent achievements and what are they planning next. 2020 has been a challenging year for local governments. Despite having to cope with the pandemic, TOMORROW’s cities managed to advance towards the development of their 2050 roadmaps in the following areas: The establishment of a local transition team A motivated group of people is bringing forward the works in each…

Our pilot city Brasov put together a highly involved and motivated team to work together with local stakeholders and progress in its transition towards climate neturality! "Our plan was to establish the team and start collaboration at the beginning of the year, but the COVID-19 crisis pushed us back, while the global lockdown gave us more time to study, research and analyse in depth the transition process, the steps we need to take and how to plan things ahead" said Mrs. Camelia RATA, Head of…