Climate projects

Hollola is actively seeking funding for its own climate work from various funding sources. Funding is applied for own projects and the municipality participates in the projects of partners, which are presented on this page.

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  Salpakangas industrial area urban water management advisory project

  The overall goal of the project is to reduce the discharge of harmful substances into the environment from the properties of the Salpakakka industrial area.

Municipal climate plans in cooperation

Together with five other municipalities in Päijät-Häme, the municipality of Hollola received funding for the preparation of the municipality's climate plan. The work is done in cooperation with Asikkala, Iiti, Hartola, Kärkölä and Padasjoki. The work is managed by the regional association. The project will last until 2025, after which all municipalities in Päijät-Häme will have their own climate plan.

Municipal residents, companies and all willing operators will be involved in the work and in drawing up the plan.

More information: Annariina Keto, firstname.surname@hollola.fi or Maarit Virtanen, firstname.surname@paijathame.fi

The climate work of PIKU small municipalities to a new pace

The project, funded by the Ministry of the Environment and six small municipalities in Paijät-Häme, promoted climate action in the municipal and agricultural sectors through training, counseling and workshops. Starting in February 2022 and until the summer of 2023 a climate coordinator worked full-time in the ongoing PIKU project.

Hollola and Asikkala were strongly involved in the project. The project municipalities also included Iitti, Kärkölä, Padasjoki and Sysmä. The project was carried out in cooperation with the Päijät-Häme association and other regional actors. The PIKU project also included an agricultural section, where, in cooperation with actors in the agricultural sector, carbon sequestering practices were promoted in farming in Hollola and Asikkala.

At the beginning of the project, the situation and bottlenecks of the municipalities' climate work were mapped. Based on the mapping work, specific trainings and workshops were organized for the municipality's different areas of responsibility. During the project, the possibilities of additional funding for the needs identified in the municipalities were also mapped and assistance was provided in the preparation of funding applications.

Canemure

The Canemure - Towards carbon-neutral municipalities and counties project promotes practical measures to curb climate change for six years, in the years 2018-2024. In addition to promoting practical climate actions, the project organizes training, creates cooperation networks and spreads good practices throughout Finland.

Sustainable alternatives for oil heating

In Päijät-Hämee, sustainable alternatives for oil heating are being sought in a joint project of Päijät-Hämee association, Asikkala, Heinola, Lahti, Padasjoki and Päijät-Hämee rescue service. Hollola is participating as a listening student.

1,5 degree municipality

The Regional Council of Päijät-Häme, Hartola, Hollola, Heinola, Lahti, Orimattila and Padasjoki have jointly implemented a 1,5 degree municipality project with the support of the Ministry of the Environment. The project started on 1.8.2019 August 31.7.2020 and ended on XNUMX July XNUMX. The project implemented a sustainable lifestyle experiment in families and challenged municipal councils to a lifestyle test.