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Collecting experience from 24 local actions across Europe to highlight how communities can help advance European Green Deal objectives, a new guide presents concrete ideas on six different topics: Clean Energy, Circular Economy, Efficient Renovations, Sustainable Mobility, Sustainable Food, and Biodiversity Preservation.

With a contribution from University of Galway’s Prof Frances Fahy and PhD candidate Emily Gray on the topic of Clean Energy, it highlights practical, replicable examples of how participatory approaches can drive sustainable change. It also features three cases from Ireland on Efficient Renovations, Sustainable Mobility, and Biodiversity Preservation.

This case study guide may be of interest to all audiences, especially to European, national, and local policymakers working to achieve a European Green Deal that is responsible, equitable, and desirable. 

The guidance and the local experiments are part of the EU-funded SHARED GREEN DEAL project, which benefits from expertise from organisations such as Anglia Ruskin University, Energy Cities, and CEE Bankwatch Network.