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WHERE INNOVATION MEETS ACTION!
WHERE INNOVATION MEETS ACTION !
Au cours de l’Histoire, les époques moroses de crises économiques ont souvent été synonymes de progrès techniques et donc de bouleversements profond des modes de vie. Ce sont ces changements qui préparent la croissance future d’un pays. La capacité à améliorer ou à inventer, c’est à dire l’innovation, est donc indispensable pour préparer des jours meilleurs. Comme le suggérait Victor Hugo, il faut « Oser, le progrès est à ce prix ! ».
La crise de ce début d'année ainsi que la réorganisation du CES au format 100% digital nous a donné de nombreuses pistes de réflexion pour vous faire vivre cet évènement. Afin de permettre à l'écosystème Français de continuer à innover et se rencontrer, nous vous donnons rendez-vous à l'Innovation Week, un rendez-vous nécessaire pour observer et partager les innovations, tendances & les bonnes pratiques de cette édition spéciale du CES 2021.
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SUSTAINABLE INSIGHTS

Can cycling (really) transform our cities? Copenhagen case
In Denmark, cycling accounts for 26% of trips. Practical, ecological or financial interests, urban cycling offers a new way of living the city. In the city of Copenhagen, the picture is striking. With economic, ecological and practical benefits, cycling is also beneficial for your health and reduces road accidents. Let's look at what the cycling capital can teach us.

Urban Greening: 5 Innovations that Grow the Future
Two-thirds of humanity will live in cities by 2050. A demographic challenge, but also an ecological one for cities that must adapt to climate change. And according to the IPCC, green infrastructure has many advantages: improved air quality, regeneration of city centres, psychological benefits… When urban greening makes cities more resilient.

“Climate Budget”: how Oslo uses data to become a Green City
In 2017, Oslo Municipality adopted a “climate budget”, operating as a financial budget. Each year, it imposes on itself maximum volumes of CO2 emissions, measured on a daily basis through concrete indicators, accessible in real time. The approach now applies to the private sector as well. This is enough to justify the title of “Green Capital”, awarded by the European Commission to the city in 2019.

Electric vehicles: Europe goes green
After 10 consecutive years of growth, forecasts point to a downturn in the automotive market for 2019. However, not all vehicles are experiencing this decline: the electric and hybrid car segment continues to grow. With the infographic of the week, the HUB Institute and Statista take stock of the situation.