Evertherm SEW is an energy recovery system with focus on sewage water. The innovation can recover approximately 95 % of the energy spent in wastewater by removing it from the sewage system and recirculating it back approximately twenty times. Thereby reintroducing heated water into different systems and increasing it’s potential. The innovation also includes control system that allows it to be integrated with digitalized properties. The carbon fiber solutions replace heavier, lower-performance materials where it benefits the customer and saves the environment.

Northvolt focuses on production of lithium-ion batteries in large scale factories, with a focus on scale, vertical integration, recycling, and highly controlled manufacturing as to minimize carbon footprint. The above factors are selected as key to reduce emissions and increase market areas for lithium-ion batteries in various fields, from energy system storage to industrial applications and electric vehicles. Large scale recycling and sustainable sourcing of raw materials also reduce the environmental impact of batteries.

We have invented the world’s fastest carbon fiber reinforced composites production process that results in a new higher standard for materials and parts, lower cost and minimal impact on the environment. Corebon is establishing carbon fiber production based on bio-based raw material, through dramatically lower energy usage, lower capex, higher throughput and increased process control. In addition, there is a 50% reduction in combustible and occupationally harmful off-gassing during the oxidation phase.

We produce electrically assisted cargo vehicles for climate friendly last mile deliveries. argo bikes are superior to trucks and delivery cars in cities, in terms of environmental impact, physical footprint and personal safety. Cargo bikes weigh less, occupy less space in the street and allow better eyes-'n-ears driver interaction in traffic. Riding on bike lanes and shortcuts increases safety and gives door-to-door speed matching other vehicles in the city. The CO2 footprint savings exceed 1 kg per 10 kilometers compared to combustion engine vehicles. The energy consumption is less than 10% compared to other electric vehicles.

Electrochemical Recuperator (ECR) represents a new class of batteries, introducing an alternative to existing energy storage technology. ECRs use water-based non-toxic electrolytes, which reduce fire risks and environmental hazards compared to conventional batteries. ECR cells’ manufacturing process has approximately five times lower carbon footprint than conventional Li-Ion batteries, according to the innovator. ECRs are constructed to endure more than 1 million charging cycles without major loss of performance characteristics. ECRs do not use scarce or ethically tainted materials.

Merus Uninterrupted Power Quality (UPQ) Microgrid is smart grid control solution to increase efficiency in medium voltage electricity grids. It combines power quality improving technology with energy storage, controlling renewable generation forms and flexible loads within a microgrid. It also reduces stress on bottlenecks of distribution networks, thereby minimizing technical losses in electricity distribution. The increased power factor for industries using medium voltage electricity ultimately leads to reduced need for electricity production.

Magnomatics will deliver the highest efficiency shredder for secondary (SRF)- Solid Recovered Fuel production by utilising magnetically geared direct-drive motor technology and a bespoke shredder system designed holistically around the motor. By removing the need for inefficient gearboxes and pulley systems commonly used in this sector the system will demonstrate the energy savings available from this novel motor technology compared with currently used IE3 motors equipped with gearboxes and pulleys.

The QHEAT product is a geothermal heating and cooling system, utilizing geothermal heat wells. The innovative part of the solution is the depth of the well, which is around 2000 meters (compared to conventional residential geothermal heating systems that are around 300 meters). The product can provide seasonal energy storage. Several buildings can be connected to one well in a low-temperature energy network, allowing for energy to be exchanged between buildings in the network. The innovation also includes more energy efficient technology compared to conventional geothermal heating for residents. The innovation would replace conventional heating and cooling solutions, based on burning of fossil fuels.

Transport of passengers or small packages over short distances in urban areas is heavily reliant on conventional vehicles utilising internal combustion engine (ICE) technology. Peddlesmart’s innovation involves zero-emissions [at point of use], pedal electric vehicles capable of carrying people or small freight loads. Current models in development can carry loads of up to 200kg with 350kg and 500kg models in development. Significant carbon emissions can be avoided in comparison to conventional ICE technology.

Village Energy provides an artificial intelligence platform designed to create better preconditions for a reliable and low-cost power microgrid. The innovation provides customers with real time information on their energy grid which could affect their consumption patterns as well as spending on energy. This enables a shift in the consumption allowing the customers to consume energy when it is less in demand which reduces strain on the grid itself.

CCm Technologies have developed a technology to process ammonia and organic waste streams found in the wastewater industry, utilising surplus heat and the flue gases from existing combined heat and power (CHP) engines. If successful, the project will save the electricity that is currently used to drive the conventional waste treatment processes and will produce a feedstock for high grade fertiliser, a potentially significant revenue stream. This will also displace further energy used in conventional fertiliser production plants.

DIAGNOSE is a remote monitoring and diagnostics solution that gives real-time facts and statistics on large Li-ion battery health and performance, allowing companies to prevent potential safety issues and plan maintenance or replacement. Battery life could be extended by adjusting the usage profile based on diagnostics data. The innovation gives an instant overview of a whole battery fleet with historic data viewing, automatic event notifications and alerts as well as customized warranty monitoring. The innovation provides a sort of ”Digital Passport" from cell manufacturing through life of the battery to the second life after having been recycled.

Parans Solar Lighting offers sunlight for indoor environments through a system that captures and lead sun rays inside and through a property. The solution can also lead light far away from windows where it would otherwise not reach, and, according to their website, spreads the light to give a memorable experience. Using fibre optic cables connected to solar collectors on the roof of building, Parans’ solution can lead the light 100 meters into the building while retaining light quality and intensity.

Soniplas is a new innovation with the potential to transform plastic injection moulding energy efficiency. It utilises ultrasonic energy, applied to the molten polymer as it is injected into the mould, providing a temporary reduction in viscosity as the polymer melt fills the tool, enabling a temperature reduction for the molten polymer of up to 50C - reducing the energy requirement for both heating and cooling after moulding. Matrix Moulding Systems’ Sonimelt technology covers a wide range of applications in the injection moulding sector. It can be retrofitted to existing moulding machines.

Solid oxide cells (SOCs) are electrochemical conversion devices that can be operated as fuel cells (SOFCs) that produce electricity, and as electrolysis cells (SOECs) that produce hydrogen. SOFCs can be distinguished by their high operating temperatures which enables them to use a larger number of fuels. The fuel flexibility and modular design of SOFCs make them suitable for a wide range of power applications. SOFCs can run on biogas, hydrogen and even natural gas. When running on renewable biogas or hydrogen, emissions are carbon-neutral and zero-carbon, respectively. When running on natural gas, the carbon dioxide that is generated during the electrochemical process is 50 % less than by other gas-based generators.

The Parking Energy innovation is a cable system that can be installed at existing parking infrastructure to enable EV charging capabilities. Large residential and office parking stations can be retrofitted to meet the needs of the growing EV fleet. The business is built around the charging as-a-service model, which is further made possible by allowing various types of charging stations to be installed rather than a singular coupling. The innovation can reduce emissions in urban areas by enabling the procurement of electromobility options.

Cansat wrote: Improving people's health, identifying points where there is poor air quality, sending alerts about healthy limits of air quality in real time . Example: if there are high levels of air pollution in my environment in real time, send me an alert to stop doing outdoor activity. Visualization of this information on a free internet of things server as well as in a mobile app. The station can send air quality information in real time, you can download the history of the measurements in excell tables to later make an analysis of this information... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

I drive with dragon wrote: We would like to make public transportation more attractive and. Convenient for kids. We believe that kids can motive their parents to use public transport instead of cars. Additionally we would like children to get into the habit of choosing public transportation. Thanks to this in couple of years there will be no need to change their habit and find alternative solutions. How we would like to do that? we would like to do that by create buses'/trams' spaces more colourful, friendly and attractive for them. We would like to create a zone for kids with dedicated seats and educational puzzles. Furthermore, those puzzles will be educating them in a manner which kids can comprehend. We use dragon that is symbol of cracow, our city... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

#Geneveuxplusdautos wrote: To work towards reducing co2 emissions in geneva our proposition is to provide a radical yet digestible weekly event. Our proposition is to create car-free zones every wednesday (when kids under 16 leave school at noon) in selected areas. Markets would take place on closed streets, the cars having been moved to ideally centralized parking locations. The public transport system would be free or provide promotions, especially for those directly affected by the ‘event’. To compensate, businesses will be encouraged to let those who can, work from home on wednesday and experience a carless day. The objective is to incite social change in habits and values by creating the opportunity for individuals and families to experience new routines... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Stay Cool wrote: Stay cool is a climate service connected to an app that will help municipalities to communicate and accelerate the response to extreme weather events, in particular heat waves. Using climate and geographical data from copernicus europe's eyes on earth, along with other urban data sources and users’ feedback,. The service will map and communicate the nearest "cool places" (such as parks, museums, or cultural activities in open and indoor spaces, etc. ) as well as the level of accessibility (public, for free, for a fee) to all users, to find "refuge" during the occurrence of a heat wave and, in general, it will display the most “cool” areas (culturally and climatically) of the city... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Green Recycling Bank wrote: Is a recycling bank. People open an account at the bank and deposit solid waste plastic, paper, cardboard, metal and electronic waste. Then they choose the dates of waste disposal every month every three months every six months every year and they get an additional return as a result of depositing the waste other than the value of the waste. They replace the value of these waste in the form of money or get products and services from more than 500 products and services using the green card, an electronic payment card, and we will recycle all the waste we will collect and transfer it to raw materials in ways that are environmentally friendly and sold to factories... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Mindshift wrote: For example, we would like to organize campaigns consisting; a) of actions (flash mobs, plogging, competitions eg with well-known influencers, artistic performances, street theatre, . ); b) of education programs in kindergartens, schools and companies (generally inclusion of kindergardens, schools c) advertising via social media; d) products like (smart) bins for proper waste disposal.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Green shopping education wrote: As a matter of fact, waste has major negative impacts on climate change, in a way that even its removal and filtration will end in harmful consequences. Bearing in mind these facts, it has been decided to introduce a new educational method (green shopping) in response to more efficient waste management for residual toxicity decline (toxicity is a subject which less considered than other aspects of waste management in iran). Housewives, teenagers and children are selected as the target audience aiming their daily routine shopping habits. The main goal of green shopping is that people consciously consider products for buying which have less waste and toxic residual... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

LAT Water’s key innovation involves the treatment of landfill leachate water using Low temperature, Ambient pressure Technology (LAT). The solution provides a low energy process for treating/extracting clean water from heavily contaminated industrial water using waste heat or renewables at a lower cost than legacy systems thus providing carbon savings.

Polar Night Energy (PNE) combines electricity and heat capture to enable an accelerated development of wind and solar energy. PNE has developed a cost-efficient, safe, and scalable heat storage solution. It is based on an underground sand pit, heated up to 700 degrees Celsius with excess wind or solar power. Heat is provided for buildings and industry via a patented and optimized heat transfer system. Wind and solar power have the disadvantage of being intermittent, resulting in wind turbines being shut down when the electricity prices drop too low due to oversupply. Converting this excess energy to heat offers a cost-efficient and safe way to store the energy for long durations.

Community plastic Mexciclo wrote: An ecolabel for “cause recycled” plastic products. Certifies waste tracking through artificial vision... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Desert Restoration wrote: Using allan savory’s holistic management (hm) and holistic planned grazing (hpg) systems we intend to turn desert land into lush grasslands in a sustainable system that employs large livestock to restore the land, sequester massive amounts of co2, and break down methane. Produce from such ranches are one of the only types of animal produce that do not add to the climate change catastrophe, as a matter of fact, they present one of the most promising solutions to it. It’s not the cow, it’s the how. Climate friendly produce is labelled and marketed accordingly. This system mimics nature and relies on only natural means... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

YOUR GO FOR wrote: Your go for provides sustainable deposit packaging choice for loyal retail customers. It is b2b service, covering deposit packaging acquisition, collection, cleaning, storage, distribution & recycling at the end of the lifecycle. Also, we use consumers’ data both to optimize our deposit service and to bring value for the retailers we cooperate with. How does it work?. There are so many sections in supermarkets, where you can buy bulk production, and in case you forgot your own packaging, as a loyal customer you could get up to 10 your go for reusable boxes or bags for free. Our reusable box is light, durable and from co2 perspective it becomes a more climate friendly option just after 4 uses while could be used 50 times and more... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Agora wrote: Our open-source platform aims to bring closer to the public information about programs and plans from different sectors with significant environmental impact (covered by the national legislation transposing the eu directive on the evaluation of the effects of certain plans and programs on the environment, also known as the sea directive). The platform's purpose is to inform the public and allow people to take matters into their own hands. We want to explain what is the role of the public in the debates of the projects and what rights it has, especially to be aware that they can directly influence the project through comments on the platform, proposals and justified alternative solutions... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Mi-Hub wrote: Mi-hub is a new mobility experience, integrated and shared. We think that through an hubs system it is possible to choose the mean of transport, eg car sharing, car pooling, public transportation or soft mobility, based on customer needs,(comfort, cost and time). To reach an hub it is foreseen the use of an on demand last mile service provided by a shareable electrically assisted rickshaw with a pay-as-you-go rate. The substription to the service can be both "pay as you go" or a monthly/yearly fee. The customer can manage its trip through an app... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Infinity wrote: We propose automated bins based on nir spectroscopy that sort textiles by fibre for recycling (skipping the waste/incineration emissions): natural fiber can be used for producing new clothes (skipping the growing and harvesting emissions). Synthetics can be routed to pet to products like bottles (skipping the petroleum emissions). The infinity bin is fully automated. Clothing pieces are inserted one by one on the belt which starts up (similar to automated book drops in some libraries). The fibre sensor (fibersort) works by measuring how much light from an infrared light source is absorbed by each textile. The reflected light creates a characteristic spectrum of each fibre type or blend combination... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Coheatsion wrote: Heatwaves are a silent killer, especially for isolated elderly who may not have family or support nearby. Over half of all australians report they feel lonely on at least 1 day per week. Loneliness is greatest among young adults and the elderly. We built an app to mitigate the impact of heatwaves for vulnerable elders by providing a local support network for them, referencing youth. Creating cohesion at a time of crisis. The app triggers a push notification during a heatwave, for a youth (heatmate) to check up on nearby elderly. The youth checking in on the elderly notes in the app how he/she is feeling, these data points further updates the elderly’s risk score. All heatmates are verified first through a background check... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Smart Flood Management System wrote: Smart flood management system is designed & built with budgeted cost. & power efficient nbiot devices with ai-capable where it is able to transmit data in realtime for early detection, public alert, prediction with ai & big data, prevention with drill management & capacity improvement with business intelligent... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

ELECO wrote: Eleco is a web platform with 3 sections and functionalities: 1_online e-flea market. People can sell second hand devices/ broken devices/ components of the devices. The repairers can buy what they need to fix other devices. 2_repair. When people want to fix some electronic objects they have two opportunities to do that: users who has broken small electronic devices could join repair cafes and then decide to fix their object paying a small amount of money, or obtain repairment for free deciding to participate in workshops. Users who want to repair big electronic devices (e. G... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

GreenPACT City wrote: The target is to reduce co2 emissions by 50% (agenda 2030). Greenpact city offers an online portal to citizens and municipalities to monitor the direct emissions of family units. The portal calculates citizens’ carbon footprint. We will convert the information from citizens bills and daily activities in total amount of carbon dioxide emitted. The web-portal will provide a simple, elegant and visual way for the family unit of monitoring their carbon dioxide emissions. The municipality establishes the annual co2 target for each household and through the monitoring of the portal, virtuous citizens are rewarded. Virtuous habits and behaviours of citizens reduce the cost of the investments necessary to reach the 2030 agenda... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Biogas-powered wrote: Our target audience are big companies and individuals. Our solution is to lease the bio-cars to them instead of encouraging them into buying it. This will reduce their risk of changing type of cars, as they do not have to commit too much into something so new. We will talk to real estate companies and offer them bio-cars leasing service. This will free up more parking space in the residential area and add more values to their premises. To individual, we lease the car to them and they have the choice to use it or rent it to other people when their bio-cars are not in use. This increases the efficiency of the bio-cars and give people the opportunity for a one-man business, which is economically beneficial for them... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

GreenVaGo wrote: Greenvago is a travel meta search engine that guides tourists towards an environmentally sustainable solution of their travel choices. That’s how it works: • choose your itinerary (where, when, how many people);. • select a means of transport;. • select if you need an accommodation facility;. • our platform rates your travel sustainability: travel rating is based on co2 emissions, eco-footprint, impact waste, water use, seasonality. The result is represented as a dashboard made by 8 class from g to a+. G class is an unfair travel with big co2 emissions and unsustainable eco-footprint. A+ is the best rating, that means the choice of low emissions trips using to, e. G. , trains or electric cars and a sustainable accommodation;... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Bike Tree wrote: Our idea is to raise the awareness of the population about the bicycle as a sustainable mean of transport. More and more people are willing to use their bicycles instead of their cars. However, they often do not dare to use their e-bikes or expensive bicycles, as there is a high risk of bicycle theft in large cities. The bike tree is a secure and environmentally friendly bike storage system. Also, it increases the quality and livability of a city by bringing open space with green by nature inspired designs... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

PlanArrivals wrote: Cesis municipality is located in the sensitive nature area that gets increasingly popular among visitors and is going to need extra protection in the future in order to keep the unique value of the fragile ecosystem. City gets irregular streams of visitors during the festivals and other events where additional services are needed from the municipality such as overnight stay options, waste management, public toilets, etc. The final solution is going to provide data mining and modelling services to the municipalities. Publicly available data is going to be analysed; in addition, the calculation of the visitors at the current moment is going to be performed... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Steps wrote: Steps is an application with a social and economic impact that motivates people to walk and use alternative transport. Our mission is to create a huge community of “steppers” to reduce significantly the impact of co2 emissions caused by individual cars. We would do this by giving our users rewards based on the amount of walked steps or on kilometers traveled in sustainable transport that they do. Those rewards would come from our partners, that will be sustainable local commerces, and we aim to promote them through our application... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

FooDi wrote: Foodi is a cooking hub, which offers a shared kitchen space where community members can learn to have a more sustainable and healthy diet from cooking and eating with other food lovers, attending food related events and getting introduced to sustainable food innovations. Our goal is to engage and empower individuals to take action in reducing their environmental footprint, enabling the community to make conscious and personalized dietary choices. Our three pillars are: learn-by-doing, fun and knowledge exchange. Specifically, our community will be based on a membership concept, where the members would have access to the kitchen to cook together with other members or arrange meetings with friends... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Mavribor wrote: Our advanced safe bike network is addressing both problems mentioned above by designing safe highways for bikes outside the city to safe green waves inside challenging areas of the city. We designed pathways for everyone no matter if you are young or old or disabled, no matter whether you have lived in the city all your life or you are just a tourist – our solution gets you safely and quickly from a to b. We have innovative approach with low emission road marks and also an app connectivity for advanced users. App provides all the details of the network from fastest way to traffic information with interactive real time activity for even safer travel. The colorful road marks are designed for everyone to be recognized... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

GROW wrote: Grow is a first-of-a-kind proposed urban rooftop garden and ecological and social lab in the heart of nicosia’s old town. The project will consist of a prototype urban container garden, with possible aquaponic elements. We intend to grow both organic food for local consumption, herbs and other plants essential for biodiversity and improving air quality. We will attempt to create smart garden and the entire project will be hooked up into a real-time data-tracking system. The prototype will also contain different solar arrays, water harvesting systems and composting facilities. We also hope to attract bees to create urban beehives through our choice of flowers and pollen... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

StoreConnect wrote: Denmark being the country with one of the highest shares of fluctuating wind energy in the world, it is a predestined role model for the aimed further development around the world. This leading role makes it a unique test centre for energy storage solutions, where we saw the need for a solution, which was fast to implement to overcome today's already existing problems. The underlying basis for our proposal is an existing solution, which uses kinetic energy to store the produced electricity as potential energy. This is done with concrete blocks which are lifted by a six-armed crane, with an intelligent control system to manage its movements, and therefore without the need for height differences in the terrain... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

RainDrain System wrote: The raindrain system is a pipeline-based stormwater drainage system. It uses a unique piping scheme that’s highly adaptable and incorporates shallow depths of installations, small pipe diameters and optimum case-by-case design. The relatively affordable cost of the system and its versatility means that this system could be implemented in areas where conventional systems cannot be implemented. For example areas that lack the necessary space of installation and informal/unplanned areas. The system also adopts a communal participatory approach, meaning that the community is one of the key participants in the design, implementation, and operation and maintenance phases... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Cloop wrote: Cloop provides opportunities for underprivileged communities (such as the urban poor, women, and persons with disabilities) to earn additional income while also reducing the amount of plastic waste reaching landfills and waterways. Cloop creates micro-enterprises in these communities and equips them with relatively low-cost and easy-to-use plastic recycling technology. Called cloopcenters, these community micro-enterprises are partnered with other enterprises in the private and public sector, who provide their plastic waste. This is processed through the cloopcenter and sold back to these enterprises in the form of upcycled plastic products... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Solar Master Map wrote: Bangladesh is set to face a major challenge with the exhaustion of natural gas sources being predicted to be as soon as 2025. The government is therefore trying to shift to alternate sources of energy. Solar irradiation absorbed in bangladesh is about 4-6(kwh/m2/day) and sunshine amounts to 2,500 hours per year. Yet, we see that most rooftops in the dhaka city has not installed solar panels despite the government incentives. Our solution focuses on addressing this major challenge with a participatory planning approach. We want to make solar potential maps using remote sensing and geographic information systems... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

PeriDeals wrote: A free app that gives college students real-time access to local markdown deals on meat and dairy. By securely integrating with inventory management software of participating stores, we may reliably provide our users with real time access to these deals. Stores win because they receive marketing focused on reducing inventory shrink and increasing foot traffic, while students win because they are given a valuable resource to save money on a balanced diet... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

EasyGy wrote: Easygy is a platform called to empower people in the fight against climate change, creating a digital platform that allows them to know their energy consumption in real time in their homes, thus facilitating their decision-making and implementation of efficiency measures to reduce their co2 emissions saving costs along the way. The problem of domestic energy efficiency has an added difficulty: individual to individual, home to home must be tackled. Our vision is to offer a solution to this issue through information technologies and the creation of an ecosystem that, involving governments, companies and people, stops the reduction of emissions related to domestic energy efficiency. Translated with www. Deepl. Com/translator... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Soap to Soap wrote: Our solution of the solid waste management challenge is to collect used soap bars that are dumped in waste daily by hotels, or recycle or recycle them in a variety of soap products for people who do not have access to clean sanitation services, in return for reducing the price all of them can be tolerated while empowering rural women to work on the project, recycling in a safe and healthy manner and giving hotels a quality green environment... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Green Roof wrote: Our solution is the green roof technical system for rooftops. It is used on a large scale for many years in europe and usa but unknown in romania even for professionals. There are seven million square meters of rooftops only in bucharest, black tar rooftops unused, heating at 80c in summer, creating a heat island effect with immense implications. We already implemented a proof of concept in bucharest on three distinct places, with seven experimental areas, an experiment unique in romania... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

M50 Cycleway wrote: The epa estimates that 1,800 people die prematurely every year in the republic of ireland due to poor air quality. A monitoring station near heuston station, at st. John’s road west measured the worst air quality in 2018, largely due to our reliance on fossil-fuelled motor vehicle transport. As parts of dublin city centre are likely to breach eu and the who guidelines for air quality in 2019, our idea purposes encouraging cycling as the main mode of transportation in the city center in order to limit vehicular emissions. 25% of dublin workers commute from outside the city and suburbs, while approximately 1,150,000 people commute to work via car every day in ireland... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

PedalaMI wrote: Yezers team wants to develop a new software ecosystem (composed by a web platform and a mobile app) called “pedalami”, that can help municipalities developing sustainable mobility by encouraging the use of bicycles in cities and by raising funds for cycling paths through an innovative business model, founded on cooperation between public and private companies. The web platform of “pedalami” involves private companies for the financing of the construction project. Through our platform, companies can acquire unconventional advertising spaces on the cycle paths (existing or in construction). Those spaces will be allocated with a dynamic price mechanism and with variable durations... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Sari-cycling wrote: Our solution to the poor waste management system in our city is to create a social enterprise (called sari-cycling, a wordplay on the tagalog word “sari,” meaning variety, and the english word “recycling”) that will collaborate with sari-sari stores (which are small, community-based convenient stores that are found in every street in the philippines) by deploying recycling bins and environmental awareness posters to unused spaces in front of each store. Sari-sari store owners, who are regulated by local government units, will be incentivized on a monthly basis for providing space for our recycling bins and campaign posters. Our company will also partner with fmcg companies, junk shops, and local government units... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Light blue bag wrote: Our solution proposes to process all types of plastics that we dispose of daily and what ends up in landfills and the environment, to turn them into new products. It is made up of 2 parts: education and awareness in society; and the final disposal of all these plastic wastes. The first part is to urge citizens to separate plastic waste from all the others we produce daily, without worrying about the way in which they dispose of this waste, if they should be washed and dried. We will use a plastic bag of a different color than those used to separate waste such as paper and glass... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Gardens of the Future wrote: Nicosia, the divided capital of cyprus, suffers from urban pollution (including abandoned/decaying buildings), the inefficient use of local urban spaces, unsustainable cultivating, and the large-scale effects of a regional refugee crisis that has resulted in a high number of asylum seekers. Gardens of the future aims to spark the beginning of how an urban unutilized space can be transformed by the people, for the people, with institutional support... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

GreenBytes wrote: Our solution aims to tackle a fundamental part of the food waste problem in restaurants preemptively. The majority of food waste come from restaurants. This is because ordering the right amount of food is difficult. The data to make good decisions is available, but it is confusing, and it is easy to get lost in the numbers. Greenbytes takes the data analysis out of the hands of restaurants. We collect sales data from restaurants and use artificial intelligence to determine optimal amount of food that needs to be ordered. The first step to this is breaking down the ingredients of a restaurant’s menu and quantifying how much goes into each dish... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Foodprint wrote: With this system, foodprint supports the reduction of food waste on two levels: staff of the canteen can organize grocery shopping in a better way - only the essential ingredients are purchased, limiting careless spending on excess or unnecessary items . Canteen visitors learn to appreciate and value food in a playful way. They gain a better understanding of their own eating habits and are rewarded when less food is thrown away... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Solarity wrote: The purpose of solarity is to help the state reach its goals in terms of the number of solar energy panels installed. It is a platform that incentivizes home owners who have a potential roof and financial means to install solar panels. It is based on a referral system which rewards current solar panels owners to act as the psychological push (“a technological evangelist”) to change people’s mind on buying solar panels, and push them to act. It’s much easier to go for a coffee with a friend that you trust rather than having to research for yourself on the internet and trying to motivate yourself to act on something that you’re not an expert in... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Smart Sustainable Bag wrote: We analyzed some categories people’s answer in instagram (link) who use. Plastic and sustainable bags. Then we thought and gave some solution and designed “smart sustainable bag” that all kinds of people can use them. This smart sustainable bags can increase and remove plastic bags, remove paper recipe in chain store/hypermarket, consumer/customer management, consumer/customer attraction and increased loyalty,. Increased local buying and reduce traffic jam, monthly buying management with using electronic recipe, use store/market/hypermarket promotion plans for customer/ consumer, prevent using a lot and monthly planning for buying/shopping. In this idea, we design special bags for children who protect earth from childhood... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Ecoscuola Challenge wrote: We, a group of students and concerned citizens met for the first time at palermo’s climathon. We had one major concern in common; a desire to reduce green house gases. So we came up with an idea. We decided the best way to implement fundamental change was to start with the fundamental building blocks of learning. We decided to issue a direct challenge to our local schools. Our solution was to create the ecoscuola challenge, a competition open to all schools in palermo to encourage them to do their part to reduce co2 emissions and waste. Our idea was simple... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Organic Karainagar wrote: Traditional rice and millet farming systems are complex and tailored to local situations, enabling family farmers to efficiently confront adverse conditions such as climate change and meet their basic needs. However, there is a serious risk of losing this indigenous knowledge and traditional agroecological practices that are at the basis of these systems. Karai young farmers' club assimilate indigenous knowledge and uses participatory training techniques in order to integrate this important information into present-day enhanced local rice farming practices... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

CO2 Calculator wrote: Briefly summarized: we have looked at how we can make this mindset more visible to the public while reducing the upcoming problem of introducing the co2 tax to the citizen. Our idea is an app and an associated power / energy / co2 meter for the household. The app uses existing databases (miles & more, db card, paypack, health app), that mean those that already track our behavior. Via the app, the user receives specific offers from our partner companies / institutions (engineering companies, bmu, transport companies) on how to reduce their co2 consumption and thus also save taxes. So an intelligent system, which follows the everyday life of a person and always shows the potential for improvement... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

SAIL wrote: We worked on waste management. Where we sub-divided it into two major categories, biodegradable and non-biodegradable. The non-biodegradable material used was plastic to produce an alternative, cheaper and effective life jacket. While the biodegradable waste was used to produce an organic fish feed and organic npk fertilizers. Our solutions are based on reusing these waste materials and turning it into a tangible product beneficial to our society and environment. During our needs assessments, carried out in rivers state nigeria we noticed that the major deaths occurring on our waterways were caused by low availability of life jackets for passengers that board these boats and waste materials discarded incessantly... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

3 Acre Model Organic farm wrote: I am planning to build a 3 acre organic model farm with agro silvo pastoral system for my self sufficient. Agro-silvopastoral systems is a collective term for land-use systems, which combine a woody component (trees or shrubs) with cattle and cultivation on the same site. These systems represent a model of production and conservation based on silvi-culture, the practice of growing trees, complementary to pre-existing agricultural activities. Through this project i and my farm will be the model for organic farming. After completing my project i can suggest organic farming and awareness programs among my rural community. Finally i will be the roll model for who would like to do an organic farm. My city is jaffna sri lanka... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Co-using wrote: With rising population, decreasing household sizes, changing family structures and a growing individualistic mindset, co-using questions the future of housing in norway. It is a new social order that allows you to “choose” who you live with, how you live, how much you occupy in terms of hours in a day and space - and by paying for that much only. Further, it promotes a community mind-set and a shared economy, while accommodating for individuality. Each dwelling unit is a module consisting of personal space, a flexible multi-use space (that oscillates between private and public) and a community space... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

BioMatas wrote: Biomatas is a clean, practical and smart seperated food waste collection system for more populated areas of the city. Citizen gets special box (5-10 l). Boxes are marked, covered and without plastic disposable bags inside. After box is full with kitchen (food) waste, citizen brings full one to biomatas. Biomatas is a closed unit reminiscent of a closet with separate closed shelves for each box. Biomatas is equiped with sensor, and data is send to platform. To biomatas citizen scans, puts the covered box to the right place and picks the empty clean box (now or later). You do not need to empty it, shake the box yourself, or wash it later. You will have an empty, clean box for future use... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Grey Tech wrote: We offer a solution towards water management with a different concept since we’re focusing primarily on wastewater. Given the social norm and failure to control the consumption of individuals we are focusing on a solution that would cater to the wastewater that is being generated by an average household. The concept is to tap out the wastewater component which is less toxic and can be reused. This includes wastewater originating from toilets (excluding human waste), bathtubs, kitchens sinks, laundry areas, generally called as greywater. Greywater if treated can be reused for several purposes i. E. Toilet flushes, landscaping, laundry, organic farming to name a few... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

closeBy wrote: Intro. Traveling to exotic destinations is now a thing of the past. With closeby you will find. Stunning places just around the corner. A simple map shows you potential travel. Destinations in switzerland side by side to their well-known sibling. Closeby helps you by. Showing you three different key metrics for your next adventure: - time saved. - money saved. - co2 saved. Altogether closeby helps you to travel environment friendly without compromise. Try it for free at www. Closeby. Ch. Business model. To generate revenue, we build on three different revenue pillars: • ads. • affiliate marketing (with hotels & gastro). • sponsoring. Go to market strategy... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Energy Efficiency Consultation Agency wrote: Our solution is to create a business that is an energy consultation agency where we will be providing an energy audit to stores, workspaces, factories, and schools. For the energy audit service, we will be collecting data about the location energy consumption, analyze that data, then provide recommendations on how they can reduce their inefficient energy consumption or make the company more energy efficient. Instead of using human resources to collect the data, we would be installing a monitoring system with sensors to collect different data... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Project 'NIKHAD' wrote: Team nikhad is a group consisting of diverse background from civil engineering, climate change, to environmental studies. According to a recent study, more than half of the food consumed in dhaka city is adulterated. And our project nikhad (a bengali term for pure) is developed considering the food safety and combating this imminent problem. Nikhad is an android mobile app where people will get a one-stop solution for their contamination-free daily perishable items like- fish, meat, and vegetables. After installing the app, customers will be needing to create a simple profile. Then they will be directed to the product menu... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Mili'r Pothe Choli wrote: Developing cartoon characteristics for kids. Name: mili’r pothe choli. Description: our character is a school going girl named mili. One day she was sitting with her father and suddenly a news comes where she saw on television that many penguins are dying. Then she asked her father about the facts. Her father told her about global warming which is responsible for it. She felt very sad and thought that she has to do something to take the responsibility to save them. Then she started her journey to save the penguins. In her journey she discovered that there were many devastating problems are going around the world where everyone’s were threatened where... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Smartio wrote: One of the greatest problems of present world is environment pollution. Man’s most effective enemy is man himself because he is himself responsible for polluting the environment in which he lives. Carbon dioxide and plastic, polythene are very much of responsible for air, soil and water pollution. To save our environment, we have been working on a project for last 4 years which can recycle carbon dioxide and plastic, polythene into fuel. The name of our project is c-fuel . Our first objective is to collect carbon dioxide in a chamber. Then we will mix 4 moles of hydrogen with the carbon dioxide. This reaction will need at least 400 degree celsius and nickel... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Linea Continua wrote: Our solution aims to provide a simplified approach to public transport for the city of carpi, also by providing an incentive based on electronic coupons. Each citizen is pushed to avoid the use of cars, utilizing a positive approach. A personal electronic card can receive points when used in affiliate shops or activities, when collecting urban waste as cans or pet bottles, or when use private and public bikes. The card is directly usable as a public transport ticket. We also intend to develop a mobile app to avoid the physical card and to reduce the use of plastic... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

LoWA - Local Weather Alert wrote: We take weather forecasting to the city grid level. Collecting weather data such as temperature, humidity or even wind speed from a broad local network of sensors constituting among others so-called lorawan sensors and city weather stations, we create a unique dataset mapping the local city weather. If weather parameters reach a critical level due to extreme weather events, we are able to provide location-specific alerts tailored to the weather conditions through our api. These can be used to warn people ahead of time for example in case of extreme heat or flooding... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

MiMo racks wrote: The problem is to start and end the daily journey. Therefore we want to propose racks that can be used to store e - scooters inside public trasportations, like busses, trains and trams. This is in order to encorage people to switch from cars to e - scooters to get to the city... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Cycle wrote: In the world of mixed information and busy lifestyles, correct waste disposal may seem intimidating and time-consuming. In spite of common belief, not all plastics are recyclable and when they are, they need to be free of any leftover produce that might contaminate the whole batch. Our team worked on a mobile app that would facilitate it as well as encourage zero-waste alternatives. Our platform focuses primarily on recycling, reusing and reducing. Our solution consists of scanning a bar code to get information on the correct way of disposing of a packaging/object... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Foo-shion wrote: Foo-shion is a smart phone app which help users form a healthy eating and living style, which including public kitchen, ai technic check food information, recycling food garbages guide. The take-out food in china is very popular since the high speed life style. However, the take out food may bring the unhealthy problem and environmental pollution. And to encourage people to cook more and eat local food, and deal with the issues of take out food, we made this app. Our app can lead people a healthier eating hobbit in order to let eating to be more sustainable... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Green pocket wrote: . We plan on giving use to urban pockets that would otherwise stay unused. This improves microclimate and gives good green area for citizens to spend their free time at. Green pocket gives use to otherwise unused urban spaces. Our solution aims to provide a healthy environment for local citizens, while promoting biodiversity, absorbing c02 and building urban resilience. We collaborated with local government in creation of our idea and we received a lot of positive feedback for our idea. It relates to goal 3 good health and wealth being and goal 15 life on land. It is very simple concept, easy to understand and implement which we think is great advantage of our idea... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

TreeSPot wrote: Treespot makes it possible for cities to put trees in places where it is impossible to plant them. By creating additional green infrastructure, cities can create more people friendly urban spaces and foster climate resilience. Treespot is a smart, mobile, modular and scalable tree growing system which doesn’t require underground or pavement interventions. Mobile, modular and scalable: a treespot module- a single unit consisting of a planter, substrate, and a tree can be constructed by a single person and moved around a flat area by a one-person pallet jack/forklift. The modules link together to create a functioning and self-sustaining ecosystem- a park on top of concrete, without requiring any underground or pavement interventions... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Sustainable Passive Cooling wrote: Our solution tackles extreme weather events; extreme temperatures to be exact, either it be low extremes or high. The solution constitutes two phases: spreading awareness regarding environmental and economic damages related to using conventional cooling/heating systems, then introducing new approaches of eco-friendly cooling/heating techniques. The first phase consists of launching awareness campaigns through social media and field visits. Extreme temperature leads to over consumption of energy, causing an increase in levels of co2, further exasperating the surge in temperature; in the second phase we aim to cool houses passively without the continuous use of conventional air conditioning systems... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Report and Ride wrote: Report and ride solution consists of two parts. The app for bicyclists allows to make a photo of an infrastructure problem, add the description and upload the information to the cloud. All the reported problems are shown on the map for other bicyclists, who can add more photos or comments to the description of the problem. To motivate bicyclists to use the app and report issues, the app has functionality of an activity tracker, providing various statistics data for the rides and has ranking board for the most active reporters. After the infromation from riders is collected, it is combined with other open source data, like statstics of road accidents with bicycles allowing to rank the bicycle infrastructure problems by importance... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Oacity wrote: As a team, we responded to the climathon challenge to create sustainable green oasis in cities. Our aim with that is to transform existing urban areas for more sustainable places to improve air quality and promote biodiversity. However, in order to achieve our aim, we have to involve and empower inhabitants. Nowadays inhabitants feel the need to be part of the development and decision making. Of the neighborhoods and feel themselves owner of their places. With this development we came up with the solution to provide a program with modular elements for outdoor space. In the beginning we will aim for inhabitants of rental houses. These inhabitants often don't feel connected with the outside area of their building... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Inno group wrote: App which acts as a platform for the three actors. Citizens are incentivsed by gamification and given points for choosing most green micro mobility options. Micro mobility service providers are incentivised by getting an even more green image and actually being more green as well as retaining customers. Partners are also incentivsed to being more green and by retaining customers... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Group two many cars in Aarhus wrote: Today cars can drive freely into the city, we propose that we make a car free zone in the city, but still giving the people flexible transportation options to get in and around the city. We propose that the city of aarhus adapt and introduce the concept of “park and ride” (p+r). P+r is a concept where the cars park outside the city in a parking house and use other more sustainably types of transportation to get into and around the city. The idea is that you park your car in one of the p+r-houses and use your fee as a ticket to other types of transportation. These transportation options could be public transportation like bus or light-rail, or the more flexible micromobility (light vehicles) options like bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

The Toll Both Zone Team wrote: A person is driving alone in their car. As this person approaches the city, ai technology registers the car and the amount of people driving in the car. A fee is then charged depending on the zone, whichis entered, and decreases according to the amount of passengers. The bill is then sent on a monthly basis. The zones become increasingly expensive as the car approaches the city center. There is an opportunity to enforce low/zero-emission city zones. Alongside the toll system, initiatives for more sustainable options are launched. These can include improvements within the public transport system (cheaper fares, etc... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

movER wrote: Mover transport is a mode of mobility that seeks to redefine the public transportation experience and facilitate micromobility uptake in order to encourage more sustainable behaviour in aarhus citizens. Using a route optimization platform that operates in realtime, commuters input their pickup location and destination, which aggregated with other commuters in their area to find a common pickup point and drop off locations near their workplace for a personalized . Such points would be walkable to the final destination, but encouraging micromobility alternatives such as vois and swapfeit fleets with availability at the sites to take for shorter distances... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Zero Hero wrote: Bin. The smart bin by zero hero has a transparent front which allows the user to see the trash as it collects. Having the trash visible at all times will help people develop a better connection to the waste they produce, and increase accountability. A scale is printed on the front window, indicating a score to be used in the gamification process. The scale is different for each material type, and makes it clear that landfill is the worst type of trash and should be avoided. Finally, the bins are fully colour coded, and have a graphic on the lid illustrating which items are accepted in each bin to comply with the german public waste management rules, educating users while removing as much margin of error as possible... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

To Bee wrote: Our solution is to create ecosytem service which will help to bring more bees into gauja national park area and they with the ability of pollinate flora will help to sustain the biological diversity. Moreover, we see it not just as placing bee hives in the park area but also creating system to take care of them. There we see local community as a crucial player - we will ensure course for local cesis inhabitants to learn basics about beekeeping and they will be the ones taking care of bee farm. In addition to that, gauja national park and cirulisi nature trails are popular attraction points for tourists... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

#EcoNinjas wrote: We want to present the green roof technical system for rooftops. It is used on a large scale for many years in europe and usa but unknown in romania even for professionals. There are seven million square meters of rooftops only in bucharest, black tar rooftops unused, heating at 80c in summer, creating a heat island effect with immense implications. We already implemented a proof of concept in bucharest with three distinct places, an experiment unique in romania. Our solution addresses air pollution, heat island effect, biodiversity, rain water management, energy savings, urban gardens... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

ExploreThis wrote: If you are lucky enough that when getting ready to take a trip you have stumbled upon explorethis and adventurous enough to try it, you might just have a great experience. When walking the streets of the city you are visiting you notice the familiar logo thats on a tile fixed on the ground, you take out the application and view the tile through the screen, then the ar (augmented reality) kicks in and you are able to take a 360 view and see interesting objects to visit every direction and the distances all around you. You can zoom-in/zoom-out to regulate how far are the objects as well as set the interesting object types... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Dream Team wrote: Coltivare l'incoltivabile. The solution aims to repurpose disused urban areas for agricultural production. The consumption of soil due to excessive cementation keeps the arable and usable areas away from the citizen, leaving instead places of degradation and vacant structures. Our cooperative aims to reconvert spaces urban decommissioned spaces through aquaponic agriculture and the community supported agricolture model . Reconvert abandoned urban spaces through the use of modules for aquaponic agriculture and develop a model of cooperative cooperation with the community supported agricolture (csa) method, i. E. A community of citizens born to grow their food directly in a sustainable and supportive way... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

The Wasted wrote: Our app offers every employee the abilityto order theirlunch meal one day in advance at the office canteen/restaurant and decide to eat it either in the cantine, in the office kitchen or at theirown desk. In so doing, it is possible to avoid the introduction of any disposable products (i. E. Plastic wraps/boxes) into the office buildingsby using reusable/rewashable cutlery and plates (or lunch boxes) and to avoid food waste in the canteen/office restaurant. In order to motivate the employees to use theapp,after every order they receivealoyalty point (with veggie and vegan meals more points can be earned) and after a certain amount ofpoints (this has to be agreed upon by the app manager or.. Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Dispo wrote: Coming from the above mentioned situation, dispo is the idea of a technology that could reduce the volume of the already generated waste down to only 10% of the original volume. As result, it will reduce the number of visits of the waste transport vehicles and aconsequently reduce the service fees and the co2emissions associated with the process. Such technology already exist in the markets at bigger sizes for the waste to energy power plants, as it improves the calorific properties of waste based fuels. But till now does not exist for kitchen or building sizes . Dispo will be designed in different sizes 1- kitchen size that could treat 5 kg/day of house/office use... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Flowmetrics wrote: Flowmetrics’ dynamic flood flow management helps cities to tackle urban flooding in a way that is intelligent, cost-effective and citizen-inclusive. The tool identifies urban flood risk hotspots and nearby areas that can withstand a lot of water, and quantifies their absorption capacity by using a distributed network of sensors as well as satellite imagery wherever possible. During a flood, highly impacted areas are connected with the identified absorbing areas by using mobile infrastructure that can easily be put in place by citizens and professionals... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Brussels Green Deal wrote: B-green-xl - sustainable green e-roofs - greening brussels from the top down. Roof gardens with photovoltaics help tackle air pollution, increase biodiversity and transform buildings into self-sustaining living units. As the capital of europe, brussels should lead by example. The solution consists of green solar roofs as a nature-based services approach to improving air quality, serving as a carbon sink, reducing energy consumption and empowering brussels residents with “green deal challenge competition”. The target is to make 50% of roofs’ usable surface ‘working’ for cleaner air, heat absorption, energy production and well-being of residents by 2025 through community involvement via win-win challenge competition... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

SecchiaTeam wrote: The more cohesive and informed a community is, the more it is able to give a response to critical moments. Our idea develops in three steps: organizing informational meetings about the local morphology and climate, giving information on how to take care of the planet and some tips for a quick and effective response to an emergency situation. In these occasions local people will meet and start to get involved in this topic. Promoting arginami, an android and ios app very lightweight and user friendly. By signing in people agree to be put into contact with other users living nearby in case of necessity. The home screen shows comprehensible data such as temperature, rivers' level compared to the average one, the air's quality, etc... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Close The Gap wrote: Merging a great amount of data sets from several sources (such as uber, destatis, fixmyberlin, citylab berlin and many more) we created the berlin gap-closer, which deals with the missing information transparency on berlin's biking infrastructure. This allows policy and decision makers to foresee the effects of their decisions: reduction of co2 emissions, changes in traffic and congestion as well as impacts on cyclist safety to create a more sustainable and safe mobility environment... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

No trail wrote: We asnotrailcompany will organize and provide several services for the active outdoor tourists and local businesses. We will offer b-b and b-c services that are focused on zero-waste and low carbon footprint ideas. Wehave rearised that the best way to ensure tourists stay longer in the city and get to enjoy what it has to offer in an environmentally friendly way is to offer guided activities. This service has been on a high demand, but local businesses have not managed to offer such type of services. We as a company would prepare packagepre-madeoffers for the tourist that incorporate different type of activities. They will have different rang in terms of difficulty, time of duration and interest points... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon

Hike&Bike wrote: Hike&bike provides a solution to the current nature mobility problem where the trails are scattered between many different platforms and provide only part of the information needed for a great hike or a bike ride. The solution would unite the currently available routes in a single user and mobile-friendly plugin/app, which allows the user to select their preferred difficulty level, mobility solution, read and leave reviews. The idea also relates to the current challenges faced by the c_sis city where the city center is poorly connected with its periphery and thereby it is a challenge to reach some of it's best-known nature tourism spots... Source: EIT Climate KIC's Climathon