Copenhagen & Curitiba - Sustainable Cities Flashcards
Where is Copenhagen located?
Denmark
What is the most common form of transport in Copenhagen?
Bikes
How many journeys are encouraged to be by bike, foot and public transport??
75%
How many households are energy-efficient? CPH
99%
How many wind turbines were added? CPH
100
What is CPH regarded as??
Being one of the most sustainable cities in the world
What is CPH aiming to be?
The first carbon-neutral city by 2025
How was cycling encouraged to be the most common mode of transport?
249 cycle lanes
How much money was the Bicycle State Bridge?
$6 million
What is the green wave?
A system of lights designed to encourage cyclists to travel at the same speed to have uninterrupted journeys on the way to the city.
Out of 5, how many people have access to a bike?
4/5
What is the percentage of employees that work than 40 hrs a week?
2%
Where is the economic and financial centre of Denmark?
Copenhagen
How has CPH held onto their independent businesses?
Reasonable rents
When did the Amager resource centre open?
2019
What is the Amager resource centre?
A waste incinerator with a dry ski slope and other activities
What did the harbour transform into in CPH?
From a industrial zone into a cultural and residential hub
What did the Garbage not garbage scheme promote? Curitiba
Recycling through separate collection of different waste companies
What did the ‘garbage purchase’ programme encourage? Curitiba
Residents in the favelas to sell their rubbish back in exchange for food and bus tickets
What did the garbage purchase programme help? Curitiba
Helped clean populated areas that rubbish vans cannot reach
What were buses like in Curitiba?
Platform level loading and payment at station entrance.
What is a problem with the bus network in Curitiba?
Time-consuming