Climate Star 2009: The Short Track to Climate Protection
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The Climate Alliance invites all European cities, municipalities and counties to present their most successful climate protection projects and compete for a Climate Star. The Climate Star is awarded for outstanding programmes, and documents their experience and success at a communal level. The diverse local strategies employed to protect the climate are provided with a platform aimed at motivating other municipalities to follow suit.
In Melk in Lower Austria 15 European cities, municipalities and local authorities associations were awarded with a Climate Star 2009 for their commitment in climate protection.
Climate Star Awardees 2009
- Local authorities with more than 100,000 inhabitants:
Freiburg im Breisgau (D), Ghent (B), Osnabrück (D) and The Hague (NL)
- Local authorities with between 10,000 and 100,000 inhabitants:
Lustenau (A), St. Pölten (A) and Ulricehamn (S)
- Local authorities with up to 10,000 inhabitants:
Dorf an der Pram (A), Gleisdorf (A), Poysdorf (A) and Sand in Taufers (I)
- Associations of local authorities, as districts or boroughs:
Association of Local Authorities in Skaraborg (S), the Barcelona Provincial Council (ES) and Kirklees Council (UK)
- Special award:
Vienna (A)
Here, you find further information about the Climate Star 2009 and previous Climate Star winners.
