Achieving goals playfully with these gamification examples
Gamification motivates people in a wide range of areas Gamification works in many areas, from employee health to climate protection and learning. It lowers entry barriers by presenting tasks in a playful way, sparking interest and encouraging participation. In health or climate protection, gamification not only aims to motivate but also to foster lasting behavioral […]
Citizens for climate action
Develop a Thoughtful Climate Action Strategy Many municipalities understand the urgency of taking action on climate protection. What is often missing is a clear roadmap to address this complex challenge efficiently. There is also concern that implementation could bring problems, dependencies, or unnecessary delays. This step-by-step plan shows how to develop a thoughtful climate action […]
What drives the success of climate change projects in Germany?
Working hand in hand for climate protection The climate change projects described here in Germany pursue a variety of goals — such as reducing emissions, adapting to climate change, conserving resources, and promoting biodiversity. Cities, municipalities, research institutions, companies, and citizen initiatives often work together to develop innovative solutions. Many of these projects rely on […]
Decarbonization strategy as necessity and opportunity
Meaning of Decarbonization: Decarbonization refers to the process of reducing or eliminating carbon dioxide emissions released into the atmosphere by human activities. The goal is to minimize the release of greenhouse gases in order to combat global warming and its potentially devastating impacts on the climate. This goal is achieved through: Decarbonization is a central […]
Sustainable Urban Planning: Engage Citizens with Climate Tokens
Urban life is becoming increasingly complex. Digital tools for sustainable urban development can illustrate the reality of city life and the path toward greater ecological responsibility, social justice, and economic prudence. Data-driven decisions can be more inclusive, efficient, and cost-effective than the traditional negotiation processes between politics and business. This is also necessary because the […]
Why do we need a carbon budget?
The legally binding limit of a 1.5-degree Celsius increase in global warming by 2100, established in 2015, is primarily influenced by global CO2 emissions. Every state that has signed the “Paris Agreement” has a CO2 budget based on its population. Germany used up its CO2 budget in the spring of 2024, as informed by the […]
How Data Analysis Improves Urban Planning
Discover in our webinar how Aachen, by using the Klima-Taler App Aachen.move, is able to make precise and agile decisions in urban planning. To tailor mobility in Aachen specifically to the needs of its residents and to achieve the declared goal of the “Climate Neutral City 2030”, Aachen introduced the Aachen.move app in July 2022. […]
AI for greener mobility: Successful project in the city of Aachen.
A joint webinar on November 10, 2022 – 12:00pm: City of Aachen, Motiontag and Changers. Join our team for a webinar on Thursday, November 10 at 12pm. Together with Kay Oebels and Michael Pielen from the City of Aachen, Daniela Schiffer from Klima-Taler and Fabien Sauthier from our technology partner MOTIONTAG, we will talk about […]
Gamification – making municipal climate protection fun
Playing is just for kids? Not at all. In Germany, around 34.4 million people play video games. In this article, you will learn how to use the game instinct to sustainably inspire citizens for municipal climate protection. “Whoever can jump rope the longest wins!” Or, “Don’t step on a line on the floor until you […]
How do CO2 savings become climate coins?
Anyone who supports municipal climate protection and uses the climate coin app to save CO2 is automatically credited with climate coins. Walking, cycling and using public transport – every climate-friendly distance travelled is measured and converted into climate coins. What the Climate Coin app does here without the user’s intervention is based on statistical calculations. […]
