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LISBOA European Green capital 2020
Why are we here, today?
Lisbon won the award “European Green Capital 2020”
We didn't win because we were the most sustainable city. We won because the city evolved in all the environmental parameters — energy, water, mobility, residues, green structure, and biodiversity. We won because we've proved we can evolve, assuming ambitious future commitments in all parameters.
Communication
Evolving
Graphic Image
Campaign
Slogan
Graphic Image
Letter by letter,
Lisboa gains life and grows from root to canopy
Like a tree, in which the crow comes to land,
one of the symbols of the city.Communicatin Concept Choose to evolve
The Lisbon European Green Capital 2020 communication must be, permanently, an appeal and a challenge so that each one of us evolve collectivelly and individually. “Evolve” that’s our slogan. #evolui
Green Capital Store
Doors open to citizens
Daily information about the
schedule
Permanent support team
Exhibition areaReport Participate Value Debate Involved
Where are we
Informar
Water
Energy
Waste
Green spaces
Biodiversity
Noise
Air qualityWater Consumption
City of Lisbon vs CML
Consumption and CML targets
Compromisso
City of Lisbon -33% CML -46%
(2004-17) (2004-17)
10% 8%
2004 2017
9,2 | 94 Million m3 4,9 | 63 Million m3Energy and Emissions in the Municipality
of Lisbon
Decarbonizing Goals
Final energy consumption and CO2 emissions
vWaste
Waste production in Lisbon 2015-2018
Informar
Fonte: Valorsul e DMHU/CMLWaste Selective collection rate 28% Recycling rate and preparation for reuse 34.4% Only 1% - 3% landfill waste
Green Structure ha
evolution in Lisbon
2008-2021
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Area on hectares
90.6 16.4 105.5 12.5 151.5 18
2008-2012 2013-2017 2018-2021
New RehabilitatedInformar
Informar 2020
100 thousand trees 2017-2021
Informar Hortas Urbanas
700 20 1000 25
Tallions Horticultural Tallions Horticultural
parks parks
by 2021
Current GoalEditions
Lisbon good Practice Guides INFORMA
Energy matrix
Water matrix
Informar
Biodiversity Plan
Noise Plane
Waste Plan
Monsanto Plan | Fire Prevention
Interactive Map of Green Spaces
Georeferencing of Lisbon Trees
Heat Islands Map
Heat Waves Chart
Air Quality Map
PORTUGAL Collection | LISBON CollectionParticipar
Involvement of all Citizens
and Stakeholders
Participar
Parish Councils
Schools: 1st Cycle to Universities
Companies
Institutions
CitizensHeritage: from territory to
talent
Valorizar
A show of the best of the city and the
country
Works
Surprise gardens
Innovations
Meetings of the Future
Landscapes
Research Centres
Sustainable EnterprisesSERRA DA ESTRELA
AROUCA
ZÊZERE
Official Opening
10
January
15h Parque Eduardo VII
Pavilhão Carlos Lopes
Programming
Estufa Fria de Lisboa
Inauguration of the Exhibition
The Sea as we have never seen it
11 JANEIRO
Oceanário de Lisboa
Parque das Nações
Plant your tree
12
JANEIRO
Planting 20,000 trees
4.000 em Rio Seco (Alto da Ajuda)
6.000 Parque Vale da Ameixoeira (Santa Clara)
9.000 Parque Vale da Montanha (Areeiro/Marvila)
1.000 Corredor Verde de MonsantoAbertura Oficial
10
JANEIROO Mar de Portugal como nunca o vimos
11
JANEIROPlantação de
árvores
12
JANEIROProgramming From conversations to conferences
Debates with transparency and critical spirit
Environment and climate change,
health and healthy eating
International conferences
Cycle of national conferencesCONFERÊNCIA DOS OCEANOS
CICLO DE CONFERÊNCIAS ACADEMIA DAS CIÊNCIAS DE LISBOA
Green Week 2020
Abertura 1 de Junho
Fundação Calouste GulbenkianExposições
Programming
Oceans | THE SEA AS WE'VE NEVER SEEN IT
Informar
Oceanário de Lisboa
Historical and Botanical Gardens of Portugal
Biblioteca Nacional
Travel through Scientific Illustration in Portugal
Museu Nacional de História Natural
The Fulminense Flora
Torre do TomboExposições
Programming
Cultivate. The Lisbon Gardens
Museu de Lisboa Palácio Pimenta
Gabriela Albergaria
Culturgest
10 years of the Scratch Group
Museu Nacional de História Natural
Silva Porto
Sociedade de Belas Artes
Animistic Sculptures by João da Silva
Sociedade de Belas Artes
Luxury Trash
MUDEReMuseu Inauguração em Abril de 2020
VARIAÇÕES NATURAIS MUSEU NACIONAL DE HISTÓRIA NATURAL E DA CIÊNCIA
Água Pavilhão do Conhecimento Ciência Viva
Agricultura e arquitetura: do lado do campo
Centro Cultural de BelémA sustainable Lisbon is a path that has to be traveled by all.
From companies to NGOs.
Involved
From public powers to citizens.
All the people, from the older to the younger ones.
From the most conscientious to the most skeptical.
From the most active to the most conformists.
To all indifferent.
Sustainability is a moral imperative,
which concerns everyone.Commitment
The city of Lisbon is committed with the future.
Covenant of Mayors, Internacional work network, Sustainable delevopment objectives
Commitment
60% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2030
Carbon neutrality by 2050
Resilience to climate changesURBAN PARK PRAÇA ESPANHA
Lisbon a solar city with sustainable energy sources
Energy and Emissions
Decabornization goals
Commitment
Final energy consumption and CO2 emissions
Reduction Efforts
2016-2030 Path for carbon neutrality
3.780 60% Goals
Kt CO2
26% 42% 60%
2002 2010 2016 2030 2050Energy and Emissions
Decabornization goals
Commitment
Final energy consumption and CO2 emissions
Reduction Efforts
2016-2030 Weitgh of the sectorial reductions
60% Goals
60% 1%
7%
Municipal
2%
22% Serviços
Residencial
Iluminação pública
55% 11% Transportes
Industria
2% Prod. Local eletricidade
2030Energy Savings
60% reduction in energy consumption
Commitment
30% municipal buildings
20% services and residential general consumption
10% industry
Public Lighting
67% reduction in energy consumption
Solar Energy
100 MW installed photovoltaic power
27% of the roofs with the best solar potential equipped with
solar panels
Energy poverty: eradication by 2050Mobility
sustainable, accessible
and smart200km CICLOVIAS
Commitment European city of reference by 2030
Reliable, accessible and intergrated public transportation
network
Single Transportation Pass in all the Metropolitan area
410 new high environmental performance buses by 2023
Fleet Duplication of Fast Trams
40% more public road transport offer at the Metropolitan Area
Expansion of the subway network and renewal of Transtejo's
fleet.
City-wide cycling infrastructure
Shared services promotionMore sustainable mobility
Commitment
Seven out of ten trips on public transport and active modes
Car travel reduction from 57% to 33%
Promotion of shared modes and mobility as a service
Bicycle network and shared bicycles throughout the cityGreen infrastructure in the fight against climate changes
Commitment
Informar Green Spaces
250
hectares
of green
+100
hectares
by 2021
25 %
The city with
zones green spaces
by 2022
Actual Meta
85,3% of the population living less than 300 meters
from a green zone with at least 2000 square meters by
2021Commitment
90% of the population lives less than 300m from a green space
(2000 m2)
MAKING SHADOW TO FIGHT THE HEAT WAVES
25,000 trees and shrubs planted annually
WATER SCARCITY RESILIENCE
75% increase in areas of biodiverse rainfed meadowsALCÂNTARA VALLEY
Lisbon, a city that completes the water cycle
Commitment
General Drainage Plan
Recycled water distribution network
Natural Based Retention Bowls
Swimming in Tejo RiverCommitment Water Consumption
Goals 2017-2030 CML
2017 5.000 m3
2030 - 60%Lisbon,
a city looking for
less noiseNoise | Goals 2030
Estimated number of people exposed to different classes of
Commitment
Lden values, expressed in dB(A), for noise from road traffic - DAY
Noise Levels No measures with measures Reduction (%)Commitment Ruído | Metas 2030
Estimated number of people exposed to different classes of Ln
values, expressed in dB(A), for noise from road traffic - NIGHT
Noise Levels No measures with measures Reduction (%)Better air quality Better public health
Commitment Air Quality | Goals 2025
Indicators of air quality by pollutants.Circular Economy Reduce. Repair. Reuse
Waste | Goals 2030
Commitment
Informar
50
undifferentiated waste
%
Reduction in sent for energy appreciation
(incineration).
Implementation throughout the city of The Selective Collection
Door-to-Door of BiowasteResíduos | Metas 2030
Compromisso
Commitment
Informar
selective collection of waste from the total
50 % waste produced (currently the rate of
selective collection is 28%)
60 %
recycling rate and preparation for
reuse (currently the value is 34.4%)
Redução da produção de resíduos per capita em 15%.Eco Center and CIRE
Waste and Energy Interpretation Center
Date: November 2020
900 m2. Garden Cabeço das Rolas
Parque das Nações
Promoting the circular economy
and awareness-raising in the theme
waste and energyCommitment A city thought,
a city planned
Urban planning focused on resilience to climate change
Metropolitan Plan for Adaptation to Climate ChangeClimate Action Lisbon 2030 We invite all brands, companies, public and private entities to join this commitment.
This is our legacy for the generations to come.
Obrigado.
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