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Hiedanranta Forum

Foorumin osallistujia pöydän ympärillä tarkastelemassa suunnitelmia

The experimental project involved the development of a network activity model and the creation of the Hiedanranta forum, which is a network that brings together urban development actors. The model makes Hiedanranta in Tampere an attractive and carbon-negative district. 

Results

  • The most important result of the experiment was the operating model for the Hiedanranta Forum, which was developed by experts, the scientific community, companies and municipal residents.
  • Further development ideas were also produced on the functioning of the Jukola innovation facility in Hiedanranta as a co-development space.

Effects

  • The Hiedanranta Forum, which was created as a result of the project, is to be used in the future as a key method for urban development in Tampere.

  • The results will be utilised in the future 6aika cities KIEPPI project.
    The model can also be scaled in the development of other city districts, and the lessons learned can be utilised both in Finland and abroad. 

In collaboration with

  • City of Tampere
  • University of Tampere
  • Business Tampere
  • 4Front Oy
  • Ministry of the Environment

See also

Accelerating Sustainable Development - Agenda 2030 Handbook for Municipalities

A handbook was compiled on sustainability management in municipalities. The handbook supports the interpretation and utilisation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals in cross-sectoral sustainable development at the local level. 

Work on challenge bundles

The aim of the project is to identify and solve joint sustainability challenges of cities, towns and municipalities. The challenge bundles were ‘inclusion and sense of community’, ‘green areas nearby and health’, ‘station districts’, and ‘circular economy and joint use’.
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