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Turku has already halved its emission from the year 1990
The greenhouse gas emissions of Turku are calculated annually, using the local calculation method of the CO2 report, as part of the monitoring of the implementation of the city strategy and climate plan.
Turku aims to be carbon neutral by 2029 and climate positive from then onwards. 2029 is also a year when Turku will be 800 years old. A sustainable gift for the city would be attaining carbon neutrality.
The goal and its accompanying plan are bold and exemplary. The thrust is to inspire, encourage and support climate actions from all areas of the society - individuals, companies, city units, groups, businesses, civil society and so on. The plan was developed and is being implemented with the continuous input of all societal stakeholders.
Turku is a city on the southwest coast of Finland, at the mouth of the Aura River in the region of Southwest Finland (Varsinais-Suomi). It is a regional capital and a vital business and cultural center. Turku has a population of 190000, increasing at 0.9% per annum, making it the sixth largest city in Finland. There over 330,192 inhabitants living in the Turku sub-region, ranking it the third largest urban area in Finland.
Bold Imprints towards Carbon neutrality from the (B)oldest City in Finland
Turku’s current climate plan, with one of the most ambitious climate targets-carbon neutrality by 2029- was unanimously approved by the city council in June 2018. One year after, there are already several bold footprints of walking the talk. Some of the bold footprints towards a carbon neutral Turku by 2029 are:
Advanced and sustainable drinking water production
Cities are working together to address climate change in many ways and through different mechanisms and organizations. They are providing data on emissions and reduction targets, sharing best practices on mitigation and adaptation, making city level commitments, and advocating for climate action at national and international levels, amongst others. Cities actively participate in international processes and negotiations. Cities are undertaking these actions through existing city networks, by forming new alliances and by supporting international processes.
Turku Climate Team
Emails: firstname.lastname(at)turku.fi
Risto Veivo, Climate Director
Climate, Development Policy and Sustainable Development
Miika Meretoja, Senior Specialist
Climate change mitigation and preparedness, climate information and reporting, research and development partnerships
- Application for early childhood / service voucher
- Preschool registration
The Huudi youth facility in Halinen will be open on Wednesday and Thursday.
The effects of the strike on library services
Christmas City Turku opens to its full dimension on Saturday, the 30th of November.
The Clean Vehicles Directive applies to public procurement processes, and its goal is to ensure that, in 2021, at least 38.5% of the road transport
Bring your own box for the food in which you can carry it.
Campus Chapel is located in Student House C Ground floor.
The special guest will arrive with a special transport and the time of the arrival depends on several details.
Free contraception provided by the City of Turku:
- birth control pills, rings or patches for one year when applying fo
Leonardo Chiodo won the Turku XIII Cello Competition in 2018 and reached the finals of the International Paulo Cello Competition in the same year.
As long summer vacation has ended, a new academic year is now in full swing in Turku.
The seminar on the Hermitage Day will bring several international keynote speakers to Turku.
Our raffle is in Instagram and take part the latest 15.11.
Free contraception provided by the City of Turku:
- birth control pills, rings or patches for one year when applying fo
