In the race to meet the needs of 9 billion people on earth by 2050, horticulture experts are partnering up to make sure nature is not forgotten in urban developments. Therefore, Dutch public-private partnership Green Cities Serbia focuses on implementing green elements to existing buildings throughout Serbian cities.

Joining forces for a robust and sustainable small fruit sector in Serbia.

Joining forces for a robust and sustainable small fruit sector in Serbia.

Romania has developed an action plan to meet the 2030 SDG objectives. The action plan aims to improve urban environments, health, water quality and citizens’ well-being.

The be-MINE project is an initiative of the Beringen municipality and tourism board to revitalise what is Flanders’ largest industrial-archaeological site and turn it into a new cultural hotspot. To this end, old industrial buildings and spaces are given new purposes.

How do we keep a growing urban population healthy and happy? Urban Landscapes Romania (ULR) develops green concepts that support the healthy lifestyle of Romania’s urban population.

Rotterdam-based Rotterzwam collects coffee grounds from local pubs, large corporations and restaurants. Then they cultivate mushrooms in it and sell the produce to customers in the Rotterdam area.