Multilevel knowledge management for municipal climate action: Lessons from evaluating the operational situation of climate action managers in the German Federal State of Lower Saxony

Autor: Bickel, Manuel W. ^{a, b, ∗}, Caniglia, Guido ^{c, d}, Weiser, Annika ^c, Lang, Daniel J. ^c, Schomerus, Thomas ^a

Publikováno v: In Journal of Cleaner Production 20 December 2020 277

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The local community as a “low-carbon lab”: Promises and perils

Autor: Heiskanen, Eva ^{a, ⁎}, Jalas, Mikko ^b, Rinkinen, Jenny ^b, Tainio, Pasi ^c

Publikováno v: In Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions March 2015 14:149-164

Multilevel knowledge management for municipal climate action: Lessons from evaluating the operational situation of climate action managers in the German Federal State of Lower Saxony

Autor: Thomas Schomerus, Daniel J. Lang, Manuel W. Bickel, Guido Caniglia, Annika Weiser

Publikováno v: Bickel, M W, Caniglia, G, Weiser, A, Lang, D J & Schomerus, T 2020, ' Multilevel knowledge management for municipal climate action : Lessons from evaluating the operational situation of climate action managers in the German Federal State of Lower Saxony ', Journal of Cleaner Production, vol. 277, 123628 . https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.123628

Effective actions to mitigate climate change are urgently needed, especially in the context of cities, which are major sources of global CO2 emissions. Establishing and managing knowledge systems that integrate local knowledge can contribute to estab

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The local community as a 'low-carbon lab': Promises and perils

Autor: E. Heiskanen, Mikko Jalas, Jenny Rinkinen, Pasi Tainio

Publikováno v: Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions. 14:149-164

Strategic niche management (SNM) conceives of local experiments within protected spaces as important initiators of learning and empowerment of new sustainable technologies. We complement political perspectives on local experiments with evidence on th

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