Project

CAMPAIGNers – Citizens Acting on Mitigation Pathways through Active Implementation of a Goal-setting Network

Low-carbon lifestyles – from eating less meat, swapping the car for a bike, and switching to energy efficient devices – can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The EU-funded CAMPAIGNers project aims to revolutionise the way lifestyle transformation research is conducted and how it informs policies. Specifically, it will move from hypothetical citizen behaviour to the implementation of a goal-setting network where over 100 000 citizens receive and create challenges to try out tailored adaptations to their daily routines via an engaging app. The project will identify the barriers and enablers across 5 continents and 16 major cities. The findings will be used to design feasible pathways to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Details

Status:

  • inactive

Research Focus:

  • Climate , 
  • Digitalisation / ICT / AI , 
  • Education / Skills / Capacity Building , 
  • Energy , 
  • Food / Nutrition , 
  • Mobility , 
  • Social Sciences

Project Coordination:

Johannes Kepler University Linz
(JKU)

Partners:

Austria: Municipality of Freistadt, City of Linz
Azerbaijan: Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Baku Engineering University
Belgium: Reseau européen pour des initiatives communautaires sur les changements climatiques et le developpement durable, Climate Action Network Europe Asbl
Finland: City of Lahti, Lappeenrannan-Lahden Teknillinen Yliopisto Lut
France: Municipality of Grenoble
Germany: Iclei European Secretariat GmbH, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Greece: DAFNI, E3-Modelling AE, Municipality of Skopelos
Ireland: Dublin City Council, National University of Ireland Galway
Italy: Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei, Municipality of Milan, Municipality of Pesaro
Lithuania: Vilnius City Municipal Administration
Norway: Norges Teknisk-Naturvitenskapelige Universitet Ntnu
Peru: Unus Peru SAC
Sweden: UrbanIsland AB
Switzerland: Heas AG
Turkey: Izmir Ekonomi Universitesi, Izmir Metropolitan Municipality

Countries:

Germany (Bavaria), South Africa

Funding Agency:

European Union (EU)

Funding Type:

H2020

Duration:

01/05/2021
– 30/04/2024

Budget:

4999670 EUR

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