GLOBAL GREEN TO SCALE
Scaling up just 17 low-carbon solutions globally can go a long way towards closing the emissions gap.
SOLUTIONS
Proven low-carbon solutions available for countries to choose from.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra has teamed up in 2015 with leading institutions from 10 countries to answer a simple question: how far could we go simply by scaling up already proven low-carbon solutions? The Green to Scale Global project has combined innovative analysis with active communication. The results show how implementing existing low-carbon solutions can take us a long way in tackling the global climate crisis.
NEWS
Keep up to date with the latest news from our project.
EVENTS
Learn more about existing low-carbon solutions, share your experiences and get inspired.
Past events
MEDIA
Download material, read facts about the Green to Scale project and access the press releases. If you are a journalist and are interested in keeping up to date with our latest insights, please get in touch.
Press kit
MATERIALS
Download materials produced in the Green to Scale project.
CONTACT US
PARTNERS
Green to Scale has been produced in co-operation with distinguished partner institutions. The first project was concluded with global partners in 2015, and the work has continued with Nordic partners in 2016.
Global partners
The global Green to Scale project (2015) involved distinguished institutions from around the world:
- Alberto Luiz Coimbra Institute for Graduate Studies and Research in Engineering, Brazil
- International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the World Bank Group
- Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental (CEMDA), Mexico
- Ethiopian Development Research Institute (EDRI), Ethiopia
- Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), Japan
- European Climate Foundation (ECF), the Netherlands
- Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), Sweden
- Masdar Institute, the United Arab Emirates
- World Resources Institute (WRI), USA
- Renmin University of China, China
- UNEP DTU Partnership, Denmark
- Sitra, Finland.