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The citizens of Güssing, Austria will choose the new cultural centre – Güssing Castle or the KUZ
She claims Deputy Prime Minister Pekanov’s proposition is "unacceptable and unjust"
Switzerland has secured first place
The Danish capital will allocate around EUR 1 million to help needy businesses
The citizens of Güssing, Austria will choose the new cultural centre – Güssing Castle or the KUZ
She claims Deputy Prime Minister Pekanov’s proposition is "unacceptable and unjust"
An interview with the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency
See our picks of what is not to be missed out
With 27 qubits, Germany drives forward onto the next potential industrial revolution
The Gigabit Strategy will democratise internet access in Germany
The animal lawnmowers for Austria’s largest photovoltaic system are 90 sheep
With a rainwater system, the sewage network in the area will be eased
It has taken new measures to ensure the safety of e-scooter users, cyclists and pedestrians
How a city decided to reduce car pollution and give something back to the citizens
De Kleine Burg is setting up 11 homes on the Keyenburg in Zuiderpark
EUR 400 000 investment has provided for new paving, open-air gym, security cameras and irrigation system
To mark the occasion, Limerick City and County Council launches Double Your Summer campaign
The Slovak and Hungarian presidents have opened the renovated birthplace of the leader of the 1703-11 uprising against the Habsburgs
Den Grønne STU will explore subjects such as sustainability, ecology, and green technologies
Intelligent napkin dispensers will alert students and teachers when surfaces need disinfecting
Den Grønne STU will explore subjects such as sustainability, ecology, and green technologies
Intelligent napkin dispensers will alert students and teachers when surfaces need disinfecting
A view of Rennes
Son succès dépendra de la collaboration de nous tous
Un nouvel outil collaboratif numérique opérant à Rennes vise à fluidifier le trafic métropolitain. Les autorités ont présenté « À la bonne heure ! » au début de ce mois.
« À la bonne heure ! » invite les usagers à alimenter des données sur leurs heures de départ et d'arrivée pour chaque jour de la semaine, ainsi que leur mode de transport préféré. Sur la base des informations reçues, la plateforme crée une carte interactive, permettant de visualiser les principaux pics d'affluence sur les zones d'emploi et de savoir comment ils évoluent tout au long de la semaine.
La plateforme permet ainsi aux voyageurs prendre les mesures appropriées pour éviter les heures de pointe. La solution s'adresse naturellement à ceux qui bénéficient de flexibilité par rapport à leurs heures de début et de fin de travail/études. L'objectif ultime est d'alléger la pression sur les transports publics et les axes routiers de Rennes, alors que la ville sort progressivement du confinement.
La carte interactive peut être consultée en ligne sur ce lien. L’utilité du nouvel outil sera décidée par le nombre d'utilisateurs et la quantité de données reçues.
Enfin, la solution en ligne n'est qu'une des nombreuses alternatives testées à Rennes pour réduire les embouteillages et éviter la saturation des transports en commun. La ville avait déjà également proposé aux entreprises de repenser les horaires de travail et les alternatives de télétravail, tout en décalant elle-même les horaires des cours universitaires.
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The citizens of Güssing, Austria will choose the new cultural centre – Güssing Castle or the KUZ
She claims Deputy Prime Minister Pekanov’s proposition is "unacceptable and unjust"
Colm Kelleher has become the youngest chairman of Cork City Council since 1992
An interview with the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency
See our picks of what is not to be missed out
Brittany Ferries announces 180 mph seaglider that will carry up to 150 passengers by 2028
It has taken new measures to ensure the safety of e-scooter users, cyclists and pedestrians
Den Grønne STU will explore subjects such as sustainability, ecology, and green technologies
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To mark the occasion, Limerick City and County Council launches Double Your Summer campaign
Den Grønne STU will explore subjects such as sustainability, ecology, and green technologies
The Slovak and Hungarian presidents have opened the renovated birthplace of the leader of the 1703-11 uprising against the Habsburgs
See our picks of what is not to be missed out
A busy summer ahead is scheduled to culminate in awards
These will be the culmination of the co-design phase
An interview with the Executive Director of the European Environment Agency
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