Western Eurasia
Western Eurasia covers most of Europe and is the westernmost section of the Palearctic -- one of the world’s eight major biogeographical realms – with 13 bioregions in total. This realm division consists predominately of temperate broadleaf forests, spanning from Great Britain & Ireland to the western edge of the Caspian Sea. It also includes the Pontic grasslands of Southern Russia & Ukraine. In the south, three bioregions span the length of the Mediterranean Sea – from Spain, Italy, and Greece to western Turkey, Lebanon, and Israel. Off the west coast of the Iberian Peninsula is one additional bioregion surrounding the Azores islands.
Projects that require funding are identified for each bioregion on the map below. Click a number icon to open the associated project listings.
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Designing a Zero-carbon City of the Future for Hamburg, Germany
Organization: World Future Council Project Type: Energy Transition Status: Seed Funding Level: $$This project will create a new ground–breaking and open-source software to enable communities and cities to develop energy plans in line with the Paris Climate Agreement. In the pilot city of Hamburg, Germany, this project will be a participatory multi-stakeholder process that is needed to fill gaps in data and identify Hamburg’s specific energy needs.
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