Differdange moves towards sustainable mobility as part of the 100 Net Zero Cities mission
The 8th of June 2024 marked a significant milestone for Differdange in its journey towards sustainable mobility and a greener city. The “Together for net-zero mobility” workshop, held in the heart of our city, brought together citizens, experts and decision-makers for an active exploration of the challenges and opportunities in urban mobility.
This event, the third in a series of four, is an integral part of our commitment to Europe’s 100 Net Zero Cities mission. This ambitious initiative of the European Commission aims to accelerate the transition of European cities to carbon neutrality by 2030, in preparation for the European goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
Through the streets of Differdange, from Place du Marché to Opkorn crossroads, from Rue Woiwer to Rue de Longwy, participants were able to identify key areas requiring interventions to enhance mobility and shared their ideas on possible improvements. Every comment and proposal gathered that day will be evaluated and where appropriate incorporated into our action plan for the Climate City Contract, a detailed document to be presented to the European Union in September 2024.
Investing in sustainable mobility is not just a response to global climate challenges, but an opportunity to enhance the quality of life within our community. The costs of proactive action are significant, but they are far outweighed by the costs of inaction, which could leave our citizens vulnerable to extreme climate change in the future.
We are proud of our role as a pilot city in this European mission, and we invite all our citizens to join us in this effort. Your commitment is essential to shaping a Differdange that not only meets, but exceeds sustainability criteria, ensuring a viable future for all.
Join us in this vital effort. Get involved and make your voice heard. Together, we’re building not just a city, but a future where sustainability is not an ideal, but a reality.
Read the full workshop report