Alo Mundus - Live

Project description

Key Impact categories:

Carbon Storage

Heat Island

Noise Pollution

Air Quality

Biodiversity

Emissions

Equitable Distribution

Flood Risk

Physical Health

Water Quality

Trees offer a range of benefits, such as absorbing CO2 and filtering pollutants to enhance air quality. They reduce temperatures, noise, and energy consumption, while adding aesthetic value to city landscapes. Additionally, trees support biodiversity, manage stormwater, and foster community engagement.

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Objectives

Absorb CO2 and pollutent in urban areas
Reduce surface temperatures by 10°C
Enhance green spaces and contribute to local biodiversity

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KPIs

Number of Trees planted
Reduction in pollutants
Engagement of the local community

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Partners

UK Local Authorities

Components

Kerbside trees: Installation of 1 tree per 25 meters along streets. Planting occurs between October and March, on sites co-selected with local residents.
Community Engagement: Regular workshops and educational materials to involve the local community and encourage them to care for the trees.

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Carbon Storage

Lock in the Future: Carbon Storage for a Greener Tomorrow

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Heat Island

Regreen the urban jungle and make your cities up to 10°C cooler.

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Noise Pollution

Unlock peace and quiet without noise cancelling headphones.

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Air Quality

Breathe Easy: Transforming Air Quality for Healthier, Happier Cities