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Local scale initiative for a resource efficient community – the case of the Hökarängen community

This project develops, tests and demonstrates ways in which various forms of cooperation between property owners, residents and others can work together to reduce energy and other resource use in a residential area using interdisciplinary action research. The project’s aim is to create inspiring and repeatable examples for how resource efficiency can be achieved within a neighbourhood by involving and activating the people who live and work there.

Inactive project

2013–2015

Project team

Katarina Axelsson
Katarina Axelsson

Senior Policy Fellow

SEI Headquarters

Marcus Carson
Marcus Carson

Senior Research Fellow

SEI Headquarters

Chris West

Deputy Centre Director (Research)

SEI York

Simon Croft

Research Fellow

SEI York

 

The project is owned by Stockholm’s (and Sweden’s) largest public housing company, Stockholmshem, who implements the project in collaboration with Sustainable Innovation AB. SEI is responsible for the action research component and a number of the project’s sub-activities.

One of the sub-activities which SEI has responsibility over is a network of “local sustainability ambassadors”. This network will have an important function in shaping the activities and for ensuring broad acceptance and take up of measures and social practices by residents at the local level.

 

 

Watch the film about Hållbart Hökarängen

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