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Towards a circular economy in the City of Umeå, Sweden

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Towards a circular economy in
the City of Umea, Sweden
Deputy Mayor Ms. Janet Ågren
janet.agren@umea.se
090-16 13 36
Green Umeå
https://www.greenumea.se/

UMEÅ.
IN THE CENTRE.
AT THE CUTTING EDGE.

Largest city in northern Sweden
Average age – 38
Universities – 2
Students – 36 700
Nationalities represented – 130
Number of businesses – 14 000
Walking and biking paths – 262 km
Exercise trails – 160 km

Vision: 200 000 inhabitants by 2050
City of Umeå Strategic plan 2016-2028:
”Umeå: a pioneer in the field of circular economy”

SHARED CLIMATE OBJECTIVES
2018 Climate neutral energy system
2020 Fossil fuel free public transport
2030 Fossil fuel independent vehicle fleet
2045 No net greenhouse gas emissions
UPGRADE UNDERWAY!

UMEÅ. CO-CREATING IS SMART.
TRUST, COLLABORATION AND GENDER EQUALITY

RENTING SOLAR PANELS- SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOR ALL
Equality
Affordable
Citizens engagement

KOMATSU FOREST - FOR A SUSTAINABLE UMEÅ
Collaboration
Community engagement
Climate Neutral

UMEÅ. A SHARING AND CIRCULAR CITY
Building trust
Creating jobs
Accessible for all

UMEÅ. A LIVING AND EQUAL CITY ATTRACTS
INNOVATIVE PEOPLE

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