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Our network
Building on its pool of experts, the German network of Connective Cities brings together German urban practitioners who are willing to share their technical expertise with their international colleagues and exchange their experiences in Germany and in the world regions. Exchange formats are personal network meetings and workshops as well as virtual webinars.
Our fokus
Connective Cities in Germany
The focus of our work changes annually and is based on the needs of German cities as well as partner cities worldwide. They range from waste management and climate adaptation, to inclusion and dealing with migration, to liveable neighbourhood development and low carbon mobility concepts.
Get involved?!
Interested? Would you also like to contribute your expertise? For further information, please contact Alice Balbo, Connective Cities Project Manager at the German Association of Cities: Alice.Balbo(at)staedtetag.de
News
Action for Cool Cities: Pathways for carbon reduction in buildings and improvement of outdoor thermal comfort
22/11/2022
Call for participation: virtual kick-off Event - Connective Cities Learning Process from 30 November…
"Zero-waste city: an elusive goal for municipalities?"
11/11/2022
Review of the Insight Session on 4 October 2022
Insights
Unturning the Stones
28/09/2021 to 30/09/2021
The virtual dialogue event “Unturning the stones – Exploring Climate Finance for Asian Cities” was held on the…
Promoting Energy Efficiency through innovative city-led projects
18/05/2021 to 20/05/2021
virtual event
Within the ambit of the learning process on municipal energy efficiency projects in MENA, the virtual dialogue event was…
Good practices
With pony and corgis humorously through the crisis
08/06/2022
With Corona, there was also a crisis in public transport in the German capital Berlin: passenger numbers fell by 70% -…
Scaling up cycling infrastructure in Lindau, Germany
04/05/2022
As cycling is becoming increasingly popular for leisure and as an alternative to using the car, municipalities have to…