This project links participatory budgeting with climate action, empowering citizens to design and implement climate-friendly solutions in their district.

This project links participatory budgeting with climate action, empowering citizens to design and implement climate-friendly solutions in their district.
Wiener Gusto gives citizens an opportunity to consume sustainable, organic, and regional food products from the city’s forests and farmland, increasing Vienna’s food sovereignty and reducing its climate impact.
Brunnenpassage operates as a space for professional artists and amateurs to co-create art, thus fostering social cohesion in a highly diverse neighbourhood.
Urban volunteers at six locations guide people in need through the extensive social services network of the city, help make appointments, and assist in applying for financial support.
This project celebrates the music of different communities and brings people together in public space, engaging Chechen, Syrian, Bosnian, Turkish, Afghan, Sinti, Ukrainian, and Austrian citizens with their self-produced music.
A practice for heat adaptation in three of Vienna’s hottest areas converted urban streets to Cool Streets, offering water mist sprayers, seating, and neighbourhood-fostering features for four weeks.
Students As Experts 4 Change is an Educational Design with the goal to allow school students to become active agents of change, by supporting them to develop their own social impact strategies.
The integration of local educational institutes into ‘learning neighbourhoods’ in Vienna enhances education and the wider community for children up to 18 years of age.
Subsidised education and training courses, with the help of a personal advisor, enable Viennese to secure a fulfilling working life.
Affordable summer childcare options are provided to all interested families in Vienna.
Public transport operational areas become dual-use intelligent distribution hubs, to help reduce delivery vehicle traffic and promote sustainability goals in the city.
Digital tokens use the carrot approach to reward environmentally-friendly behaviour with free access to arts and culture.
The prevention programme addresses everyday problems at school by giving children a voice and involving social workers, teachers and parents.