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Start of operations
Year 2019Scale of operations area
Beyond Metropolitan AreaDuration
PermanentApplication Locations
The challenges we face in municipalities and cities?
- Low participation of citizens in the transportation transition.
- Lack of knowledge about the incentivization of behavioral changes.
- Lack of current data basis for scientifically based infrastructure decisions.
- No comparable mobility and climate protection KPIs for municipalities and cities to be able to compare the progress, impact, and also the cost of measures against benefits.
- Very limited human and financial resources in the municipalities for the implementation of the traffic and energy transition. Installations are dependent on public funding. When the funding programs expire, the municipalities often have to discontinue the projects. Once achieved goals evaporate again.
Climate-Taler Gamification for Increased Citizen Participation
The Climate-Taler responds to a problem of behavioral economics: Knowledge about climate change does not change habits. If this knowledge brings a direct benefit, it motivates sustainable action for climate protection. Citizens earn Climate-Taler in a playful way and can exchange them for valuable regional services and products. This creates a connection between municipal climate protection and local economic promotion. We also circumvent bans and renunciations and promote the local economy.
The willingness to participate enables meaningful data evaluations, which are needed for costly infrastructure decisions.
Basic Insights
- Modal split by the number of tracks per calendar week.
- Modal split by distances travelled per calendar week.
- Diurnal curve on workdays per mode
- Average distances travelled per person per day
- Average trip distance per mode and day
- Share of users per CO2 emissions category
Customized insights
- Passenger count per station
- Changepoint OD matrices
- Customized OD matrices
- Passenger count per public transport line
- Catchment areas
Cost Reduction for Permanent Participation
Reduction of costs by up to 90% compared to a White Label version for large cities. Participation for an annual flat rate from 4,800 € is possible. Municipalities receive a professional marketing package from outdoor advertising, information flyers to press templates and digital data dashboards.
Type of end user: Citizens, local merchants, City administration, Climate protection manager, Mobility manager
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Blacksquared GmbH
Organisation typeBusiness - Startup

Kreisstadt Bergheim
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

Eschborn
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

Meiningen
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

Nidderau
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

City of Königstein im Taunus
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

Verbandsgemeinde Schweich
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

Gladbeck
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

Kelsterbach
Organisation typePublic Authority - City

MOTIONTAG GMBH
Organisation typeBusiness - Startup

Rüsselsheim
Organisation typePublic Authority - City
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