Each year, the United Nations organizes the COP, a global platform where countries assess progress and agree on new actions to tackle climate change.

Solidarity in Basel is shown through daily support for Ukrainians forced to flee their homes due to the war, showing how a community stands by them.

The lack of sustainable actions reveals psychological, cognitive and social barriers that hinder change. Understanding the "dragons of inaction" helps design environments where environmental awareness transforms into real, everyday behavior.

Edward Glaeser argues that human capital drives urban development, while proximity in cities stimulates innovation and broader economic growth overall.

The BJ Fogg model shows that sustainable behavior occurs only when motivation, ability, and a trigger coincide to make the action fully possible.

Cities, companies, and educational institutions build a knowledge space where sustainability is learned, shared, and turned into measurable, transformative everyday practices in urban and organizational life.