Calendar - Smart City Sweden

Previous visits

Smart City Sweden has welcomed delegations since 2018.
Here you will find some information about the previous digital and physical meetings and visits.

Mar March

08.2024

Smart City Sweden South

- Countries: Pakistan
Focus Areas: Digitalisation, Climate & Environment
Visit details

discuss the possible collaboration between ASSET and IT sector in Pakistan in the area of environmental technology and research

Mar March

15.2023

Smart City Sweden HQ

Organization: Business Sweden, Embassy of Sweden in Seoul, Swedish companies in Korea and Korean media
- Countries: Korea, South
Focus Areas: Urban Planning, Mobility, Climate & Environment, Social Sustainability, Energy

Jan January

11.2023

Smart City Sweden HQ

- Countries: United States, United States Minor Outlying Islands
UN Goals: Sustainable cities and communities

Dec December

19.2022

Smart City Sweden East

- Countries: Kuwait
Focus Areas: Waste Management, Climate & Environment
UN Goals: Sustainable cities and communities

Dec December

16.2022

Smart City Sweden HQ

Focus Areas: Mobility

Nov November

23.2022

Smart City Sweden HQ

Organization: Swedish-Ukranian Chamber of Commerce in Scandinavia
- Countries: Ukraine
Focus Areas: Urban Planning, Climate & Environment, Social Sustainability, Energy
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Next Step (other):
In the period 5th and 6th of November , we organize a visit by the head of the consortium of construction companies in Ukraine Levada Sergey.
https://kievvlast.com.ua/news/novim_sovetnikom_klichko_stal_sergej_levada37880

Sergiy Levada is also an acting freelance advisor to the Mayor of Kyiv, Vitaliy Klitschko, on planning and construction of the city of Kyiv and the Kyiv region. He is the head of an investment company in London.

We ask you to consider the possibility of organizing a visit to Smart City Sweden in Stockholm as part of:
– head of the consortium Sergei Levada
– representatives of the Swedish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce in Scandinavia-Liudmyla Lemrini and Jamal Lemrini.

The purpose of the visit:
-the possibility of cooperation between the construction consortium and the Smart City platform in Sweden and the possibility of exporting innovative solutions in urban planning, mobility,
-energy efficiency and improvement of the environmental situation in projects related to the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war in the city of Kyiv and the Kyiv region.

Questions we would like to discuss during the visit:

-new technology and innovative solutions in the construction of reinforced concrete and forest building systems;
-the use of energy-saving innovative technologies in the organization of infrastructure for heat supply, water supply and water treatment, waste management of social infrastructure and residential infrastructure of the city of Kyiv and the Kyiv region.

May May

31.2022

Smart City Sweden South

Organization: Environmental Ministry, Association of Municipalities, Public Waste Management Companies
- Countries: Portugal
Focus Areas: Waste Management, Waste-to-energy, Climate & Environment, Energy
UN Goals: Good health & well-being, Clean water & sanitation
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 Communication and awareness – in Portugal we are now in a stagnation point regarding the separate collection, but in a low average. We need to motivate the citizens to separate their domestic waste and join them in this cause. What are the % of separate collection in other MS (and for MS with higth %, how they achieved that), what can be done in order to break this stagnation point where we are now and increase significantly the separate collection, increasing also the quality of material: more campaigns? What type of campaigns? Fines? Reward of good behavior?
 Separate collection “quality control” – technical specifications? Sampling? (article 11.º-A of the waste directive)
 Separate collection of cooking used oils and interface animal by-products/waste
 Treatment at source – measure and control (compost quality and quantities control)
 National vs local solutions and responsibilities
 Promote and measure prevention – How?
 Reuse vs preparation for reuse – frontier in what cases
 Data collection and control – how to measure, alignment with waste characterization (what fractions are eligible to be recycled; what fractions count for the European targets on domestic waste (60% by 2030 and 65% by 2035); how is reported in Denmark?
 Being the incineration in phasing out in Europe, how to find new solutions to the residual fraction (a little out of scope);
 Digitalization of the waste system
 Waste plans implementation
 Infrastructure sharing – cost-benefit or an infrastructure for each municipality?

Visits to Smart City Sweden 2022

127

Study Visits

66

Countries

1889

Visitors