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HALT – The Handprint Approach for effective actions in the Land use and Transportation sectors

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Welcome to follow the utilization of the carbon handprint method!

The aim of this project is to identify cost-efficient, high-impact interventions using the carbon handprint approach.

Goals

By integrating land-based carbon sinks, sustainable transport, and biodiversity measures, the project will explore how to mitigate climate change efficiently with limited resources, offering a replicable model for other cities navigating similar constraints.

Planned actions during in HALT project are emission mapping and cost-efficiency analysis, smart mobility and carbon sink pilot projects, handprint intervention planning, stakeholder engagement workshops and training, and dissemination events and national collaboration

Implementation

The HALT project is led by the City of Lappeenranta and co-implemented with LUT University. The EU-funded project started in March 2025 and continues until September 2026.

Carbon handprint

A carbon handprint describes the positive climate impacts generated by an action, solution, or decision.

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Pilot trials

During the project, various pilot trials will be implemented in the transport and land use sectors.

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Research

Read more about the research done during the project.

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Contact

Petri Kero, +358 40 653 050, petri.kero@lappeenranta.fi 

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