We’re celebrating 20 years of citizen-engaged research and action! Forty indicators of sustainability, across 7 domains, are at the core of our State of our City reports, which help us identify the projects we pursue. Stay tuned for the release of our 2019 State of our City report.
The reality is that altering the built environment is more effective than retrofitting buildings or incentivizing electric vehicles - but are our federal party’s talking about it?
People who are already cycling continue to cycle through life’s transitions: new job, new house, new baby.
“Building healthy and equitable places is not just possible, but attractive and cost-effective.”
“People should consider how their current and future residential neighbourhoods potentially influence their health in the short and long term.”
“A high number of collisions may be an indicator that the street wasn’t built for pedestrians.”
For the past two decades, Sustainable Calgary has been the product of partnerships and relationships. We collaborate with other organizations and convene with community around big questions and ideas. Most of our projects fall into one of our two core programmes – Active Neighbourhoods Canada or Housing Transportation Food Nexus Fund – but we also pursue one-off project opportunities.
