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Oslo European Green Capital 2019 – Final Report Oslo European Green Capital 2019 – final report Citizens’ green transition ▪ 1 The Opening Ceremony in Oslo City Hall was The Food of the future led by actor Iman Meskini and climate activist Ørslien Rybakken Geir Anders Foto. workshop (including Gina Gylver. Eight hundred guests attended insect tasting) was one the ceremony, including HM Queen Sonja and of many activities open HRH Crown Prince Haakon, local and national for the public during the Kilian Munch Photo: politicians, partners, and municipal staff. Opening Weekend. 2 ▪ ▪ 3 Around 10.000 people visited the Winter Village at SALT in the Oslo harbour during the European Green Capital Opening Weekend, Table of contents the first weekend in January. They days were Photo: Kilian Munch Photo: filled with activities, workshops, concerts, and edutainment for young and old. Preface 6 ROLE MODEL FOR OTHER CITIES 49 Why did Oslo win? 8 Regional cooperation 50 Goals for the European Green Capital Year 10 The world looks to Oslo 52 Organizing the year 12 Partners of Oslo European Green Capital 2019 14 INCREASE SUPPORT FOR AMBITIOUS GOALS 57 Sharing knowledge with all of Oslo’s citizens 58 THE CITIZEN’S GREEN TRANSITION 17 Green ambassadors 66 The official programme 18 My green challenge 68 Thematic weeks 19 Pop-up bicycle and Tigra the mascot 22 STRENGTHEN OSLO’S INTERNATIONAL PROFILE 71 Neighbourhood Programme 24 Oslo’s green solutions shared with the world 72 Project grants 26 International profiling activities 74 The Green Capital Year in Oslo’s schools 30 Strengthened municipal action 34 Environmental status in Oslo 76 Lessons learned 90 STRENGTHEN THE GREEN ECONOMY 39 Financial overview 96 The Oslo European Green Capital Business Programme 40 Green innovations 44 4 ▪ ▪ 5 The greenest year ever! An investment in the future Receiving the European Green Capital title huge variety of projects: focusing on reducing food The City of Oslo has ambitious targets. But the audience, leading to change far outside the city recognizes that Oslo, for decades, has delivered waste in kindergartens; emission free transport municipality itself is only responsible for a small limits. on ambitious climate and environment goals. But in the health sector; canteens cutting single-use share of the city’s total emissions. Therefore, the title also comes with an obligation to develop plastic; pollinator friendly cemeteries and much we need the whole city on board to reach our As a result of the year, more people are on further so that we can reach the goals we have set more. targets. Together, with more than 350 partners board taking an active part in the city’s green for 2030. We have already come a long way! and supporters, we have spent the European transition. Consequently, we are better equipped Photo: Peter Olav Hjertholm Olav Peter Photo: And, not least, I want to thank our citizens who Thomas Haugersveen Photo: Green Capital Year mobilizing to accelerate the to reach our goal of becoming a zero-emission When we started planning the European Green contribute with their every-day choices and pace of the city’s green transition. And we are city in 2030. At the same time, the year has not Capital Year it was important to get as many provide the support upon which our ambitious proud of what we have accomplished! been without debate or discussions, as expected people as possible on board. We wanted to share policies depend. from a huge public project. Critical voices have this year with everyone who contributes to the We have mobilized a population that is evermore given us food for thought and, hopefully, the change on a daily basis. We hoped many would It is exciting to see that what we are doing in Oslo engaged and environmentally concerned. criticism has made us strive even harder. want to take part, but the level of engagement we also receives international attention. Knowing that Oslo’s population contributes to the green saw took us by surprise. We are so grateful to all of what we do in our city can influence other cities transition with their everyday choices. We This report gives an account of the European you who have contributed. You have impressed us! around the world is inspiring. have strengthened the municipality’s work on Green Capital Year and offers reflections and climate and environment, from kindergartens lessons learnt. It would be impossible to capture I want to thank our partners from the business The European Green Capital Year is over, but there to cemeteries. And, we have supported every detail, but the report provides an overview sector, organizations, academic institutions, and is no time to waste. The work has barely begun. neighbourhoods, organizations, and associations of the projects and activities accomplished the volunteer sector. You stepped up your efforts Drastic measures are needed if we are to reach that are building a greener city from the ground throughout the year. Lessons learned can be and contributed to creating a diverse programme our goal of becoming a zero-emission city by up. found towards the end of the report, together for the European Green Capital Year. You have 2030. That is why I am so glad to know that many with a financial overview. each taken steps – big and small – in a more want to contribute. I am proud of what we have The city’s business community has stepped up to sustainable direction. Together, all these steps achieved together, and I am looking forward to the the challenge, contributing with green solutions Anita Lindahl Trosdahl represent a green transition in Oslo. work ahead. for the future. They have challenged us, but we Project Manager have also challenged them! We have facilitated Oslo European Green Capital 2019 I also want to thank the municipal staff. You Together we will continue to be a green capital! new alliances and enabled cooperation across have shown adaptability, creativity, and huge sectors. Throughout 2019, Oslo’s innovative dedication. During 2019, environment and climate Raymond Johansen climate solutions have reached a worldwide have risen on our list of priorities. We have seen a Governing Mayor 6 ▪ ▪ 7 Why did Oslo win? Photo: Clare Keogh/Europakommisjonen Clare Photo: Winning the European Green Capital title is a result of Oslo’s long- Oslo’s ranking among the applicant cities: term efforts and broad support for ambitious sustainable urban development targets. (1 is the best, 14 is the poorest) What makes Oslo a Green Capital? Indicator Ranking Every year since 2010, the European Commission has awarded one city the European Green Capital title. The winner is chosen ▸ One of the world’s most ambitious climate strategies - in line with the Paris agreement. 1. Climate change: mitigation and adaption 1 through an open competition where applicant cities document their progress during the last five to ten years, their current status, and ▸ The first city in the world with its own Climate Budget. 2. Local transport 1 their future plans. ▸ A world leader on electric mobility. 3. Green urban areas and sustainable land use 2 The applicant cities are measured on 12 indicators including efforts ▸ The first city to test Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) 4. Nature and biodiversity 1 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve quality of air and from waste incineration. water, environmental innovation, access to green areas, biodiversity, 5. Ambient air quality 1 and green mobility. Oslo competed with 13 other cities when the ▸ A pioneer in circular waste management, making sure application was assessed in 2017. waste becomes new resources. 6. Quality of the acoustic environment 1 ▸ Using our purchasing power to accelerate the green 7. Waste production and management 1 Oslo achieved the highest possible rank in 8 out of 12 indicators. transition, for example by creating a market for zero- The jury especially noted Oslo’s holistic approach covering a emission construction machinery. 8. Water management 6 broad range of topics such as biodiversity, public transport, social ▸ Large investments in public transportation and integration, and citizen health gathered under the overarching 9. Wastewater treatment 7 bicycle infrastructure. theme ‘City for everyone, putting people first’. Although Oslo’s work is not complete, its measures in many fields can inspire other cities. ▸ Preserved our nature and biodiversity through 10. Eco innovation and sustainable employment 1 decades of massive urban development. 11. Energy performance 1 The credit, however, needs to be shared with the city as a whole. ▸ Reopened waterways that were covered and piped Innovative businesses, grassroots organizations, academic as the city grew. 12. Integrated environmental management 2 institutions, and engaged citizens have worked together with the City of Oslo and it is their joint effort which won the European Green Capital title. 8 ▪ ▪ 9 Goals for the European Green Capital Year Great ambitions and high Promote the citizens’ green transition The Oslo European Green Capital Year Activate citizens’ continued efforts in the green transition and engage aimed to achieve its goals and implement expectations formed the the entire population. its strategy through different components, developed in partnership between the basis of Oslo’s European secretariat, the municipal services, and Strengthen the green economy partners. Green Capital Year. Take advantage of the spotlight to promote innovative, green companies Neighbourhood Business School Project grant and stimulate further development of the green economy. Programme Programme Programme schemes When Oslo won the European Green Capital title in Be a role model for other cities June 2017, it was a key goal to involve the entire Facilitate knowledge sharing; exchange of best practice; and experience, Oslo community. From that moment, Oslo had one debate, and dialogue to disseminate solutions that promote sustainable and a half years to dedicate to planning before the urban development.
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