CALL at the Climaborough meeting, Turin

CALL at the Climaborough meeting, Turin

Published on
14 February 2025
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During the Climaborough meeting in Turin (10-12 February), thanks to the generous hospitality of the Urban Lab, the CALL team got the opportunity to discuss with prof. Ettore Bompard, and Monica Naso from Politecnico di Torino the structure of the Climate City Contract for Turin.

It distinguishes Macro-actions, sort of long-term strategies/scenarios crucial for the city’s climate transition, from Micro-actions, which include intervention already implemented or to be implemented in the very near future.

Our colleagues from Politecnico di Torino showed us the CLICC platform, a very interesting monitoring tool modeling CO2 emissions and the costs associated with each action.

Great job!

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