Case studies and articles

Vision 2040 builds on the principle that the city grows with the individual at its centre, and with respect for the limits of nature without jeopardising the living conditions of future generations.

The strategy lays down a minimum level to achieve the long-term goal. Success is predicated on structural change and it is essential to pursue continuous reassessments.

The environmental programme is centered around six comprehensive environmental targets which constitute a local specification of the 16 National environmental quality objectives that are most relevant

In 2010, Stockholm County Council introduced stringent new environmental requirements for purchasing computers.

Green IT involves using information technology to reduce the environmental impact of buildings in general, as well as the energy consumption and environmental impacts of the IT sector itself.

Hammarby Sjöstad was designed as a comprehensive infrastructure project.

The Stockholm Royal Seaport (SRS) project is transforming the old industrial port area into a modern city environment for both residents and businesses.