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In the heart of Germany, the city of Bottrop is taking decisive steps to address climate change challenges. The Environmental and Green Department, located at Room 2.09, Bottrop, Germany, is at the forefront of these efforts.
Contacting the department is easy. You can reach them by phone at 02041 704346, fax at 02041 7054346, or via email at mara.eisenblaetter@our website.de. Alternatively, you can visit their location or use the provided link to open a map in a new tab.
One of the department's key initiatives is the promotion of greening roofs and facades, de-sealing surfaces, and infiltrating rainwater. These strategies aim to mitigate the effects of heavy rain and rainwater in Bottrop.
To further support these efforts, the city offers the Funding Compass, a practical tool designed to help find funding opportunities for properties and buildings in the area of climate change adaptation. This user-friendly tool is accessible via a link that opens in a new tab.
To use the Funding Compass, simply enter the address of your building in the search field at the top center. The platform will provide an overview of all current funding programs available for your selected building, helping you make your properties or buildings future-proof and contribute to climate change adaptation.
The Environmental and Green Department also offers support for the Funding Compass and can provide information on funding opportunities.
In addition, the Climate.Werk Initiative for the Future is a related initiative worth exploring. The Institut für Innovative Ingenieursdienstleistungen (3iD) with the project Energieeffizienz.ruhr also offers fachkundige Unterstützung und Informationen zur Energieberatung, Erstellung von Sanierungsfahrplänen sowie Beratung zu Fördermitteln für klimawandelgerechte Gebäudesanierung.
Lastly, the KRiS Design Spaces Fuhlenbrock-Wald and Knippenburg may also be of interest to those seeking to learn more about green initiatives in Bottrop.
As climate change continues to impact Germany, with Bottrop experiencing rising temperatures, drought, and heavy rainfall, it's more important than ever to take action. The Funding Compass encourages users to try out the platform to discover available funding opportunities for their properties or buildings. By doing so, we can all contribute to a greener, more sustainable future for Bottrop.
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