Compendium of practices oninnovative financing for smartsustainable cities projects

Acknowledgements

Executive summary

Contents

List of figures

Introduction

Methodology

CASE STUDIES ON INNOVATIVE FINANCING

1 Education - University Campus in a smart sustainable city Vilne (Ukraine)

2 Energy - Cabeólica wind farm project (Cape Verde)

3 Energy - The first solar energy cooperative in the Rio Favela informal settlements (Brazil)

4 Health - Elaziğ Fethi Sekin city hospital (Türkiye)

5 Housing - Intervention in the Plaza Redonda in Valencia city centre (Spain)

6 Housing - Integral rehabilitation plan – Old Town of Ponferrada (Spain)

7 ICT - MainOne submarine cable project (West Africa)

8 Transport - Toll road bypass of Togliatti with bridge over Volga river (Russian Federation)

9 Transport - Longhua tram (China)

10 Transport - TOSA electric bus fleet (Switzerland)

11 Urban development - Parque das Nações, Lisbon (Portugal)

12 Urban development - Ogal Shiwa – Public real estate programme (Japan)

13 Urban development - Muhange cross-border market (Tanzania)

14 Waste management - Municipal solid waste management of the city of Mamou (Guinea)

15 Water and sanitation – Rostov-on-Don wastewater system (Russian Federation)

Conclusions

Figure 1: University Campus in a smart sustainable city Vilne (Ukraine)

Figure 2: Cabeólica wind farm project (Cape Verde)

Figure 3: The first solar energy cooperative in the Rio Favela informal settlements (Brazil)

Figure 4: Elaziğ Fethi Sekin city hospital (Turkey)

Figure 5: Intervention in the Plaza Redonda in Valencia city centre (Spain)

Figure 6: Integral rehabilitation plan – Old Town of Ponferrada (Spain)

Figure 7: MainOne submarine cable project (West Africa)

Figure 8: Toll road bypass of Togliatti with bridge over Volga river (Russian Federation)

Figure 9: Longhua tram (China)

Figure 10: TOSA electric bus fleet (Switzerland)

Figure 11: Parque das Nações, Lisbon (Portugal)

Figure 12: The scheme of relationships between the Shiwa town and project companies for sub-projects

Figure 13: Ogal Shiwa – Public real estate programme (Japan)

Figure 14: Muhange cross-border market (Tanzania)

Figure 15: Breakdown of project costs and funding

Figure 16: Municipal solid waste management of the city of Mamou (Guinea)

Figure 17: Photos of youth cleaning the city as part of the pilot phase of the project (January 2021)

Figure 18: Rostov-on-Don wastewater system (Russian Federation)