Ökoinstitut Südtirol/Alto Adige

The Ökoinstitut Südtirol / Alto Adige is a non-profit organization promoting sustainable development and is active in national and international level. It was founded in 1989, among others, Hans Glauber and has its headquarters in Bolzano since then. Since 2012, the Institute for Applied Ecology of Andreas Pichler is headed.

The mission of the Ökoinstitutes is formulated as follows:

Activities and projects

The Ökoinstitut Südtirol / Alto Adige manages projects at the local and at the international level and is next to a consultant for public and private institutions. The fields of activity extending from the advice in questions of mobility and climate and energy on the organization of measures to raise awareness. This includes the organization of the annual Car Free Day in South Tyrol, the bicycle mobility concept of the flagship city of Bolzano or development cooperation agreement with Lebanon to the dissemination of solar thermal energy.

  • Mobility
  • Climate and Energy
  • Environmental Education
  • Green Events

Board of Directors and Scientific Advisory Board

The supreme body of the Ökoinstitutes Südtirol / Alto Adige is formed by a voluntary board, composed of the following persons present:

The scientific committee consists of the following persons:

Publications

  • Ökoinstitut South Tyrol ( ed.): Hans Glauber. Utopia of the concrete. Raetia Verlag, Bolzano 2011, ISBN 978-88-7283-400-8
Car-Free Days Hermann Knoflacher Wolfgang Sachs Integrated Authority File
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