Description: The video presents the EU research project "CREATE", implemented from 2015 to 2018 and researching the sustainable urban mobility state of the art and potential in 10 cities in Europe and beyond (Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris, London, Vienna, Bucharest, Skopje, Tallin, Amman, Adana). The video offers an excellent opportunity to quickly introduce the students to the concept of sustainable urban mobility.

Description: Educational material from the Hellenic Recycling Agency.

Description: Raising awareness of the importance of reducing waste, reusing products and encouraging proper handling of waste

Description: The video discusses the topic of renewable and non-renewable energy sources.

Description: The slides describe the activity of the Restarters Project in Florence on repairing objects rather than throwing them away even for recycling. They can be useful particularly in the orientation and categorisation steps.

Description: An overview of trends in the development of resilient and sustainable cities.

Description: Organization that provides guidelines on separating waste.

Description: More than 30 videos from different events organized within the Centre of Competence for smart Cities project.

Description: The resource presents an overview of the smart city concept implemented by the Municipality of Trikala (Thessaly, Greece). The smart city concept in this case integrates initiatives in energy efficiency, waste management, water management, sustainable urban mobility and urban regeneration, and includes monitoring sensors and a central municipal control centre. This can be regarded as a good practive example of an integrated municipal approach to smart cities with regard to the management of urban utilities. However, the resourse is only an overview and more research may be necessary to gather information on specific initiatives.

Description: Smart Waste management project activity within the Centre of Competence for smart cities project.

Description: Smart Waste management project activity within the Centre of Competence for smart cities project.

Description: This webpage by NASA presents a classroom activity for school education, where the students are guided to calculate and compare the solar energy potential in different locations, reaching conclusions on the most suitable locations in their region/country to develop renewable solar energy plants.