Sustainability is a planetary concern, but not all countries and cities are moving at the same pace to achieve it. What experience has taught us is that the only way to reduce our environmental impact is to break this main goal down into smaller, more realistic objectives and then act methodically towards each one. This is evident if we look at virtuous examples such as the city of Sydney, Australia, which was declared the most sustainable city on the continent in 2018 and is committed to a programme of further pollution and emissions reduction by 2030. How have the current objectives been achieved and what strategies are currently being implemented to continue to make Sydney an example of sustainability?<\/p>\n
The city of Sydney has developed a programme based on three key concepts, to be implemented over the next decade. The keywords are “Green”, “Global” and “Connected”<\/strong>. The aim is to completely transform the city’s average lifestyle<\/strong>, influencing every aspect of the population’s activities, from work to private life, in order to create a real sustainable revolution<\/strong>, while growing the local economy <\/strong>and promoting local culture.<\/strong><\/p>\n Become an exhibitor for mobility sector<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n\n\t\t