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Compiled in cooperation with http://Lifestyletest.eu – Guide for Sustainable Living

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Are you a greenhorn when it comes to environmental issues or are you already quite green-conscious?

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Are you > a resident of Tallinn?

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Do you have > a garden or a green area?

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Do you have > a car?

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User manual

With the help of the Green Compass, you can map your current green behaviour in four different areas. Start answering green activities questions by clicking on the topic you like.

Read the statement and answer honestly - there are no right or wrong answers. If the statement is true, move the button on the timeline and select the year when you started the activity and press "yes".

Every green behaviour has a specific value. The longer years you have practised this green activity, the bigger the "reward tree" will be in the picture of your green behaviour.

After mapping your green behaviour, you can choose green behaviours that suit you, i.e. make green promises to make your lifestyle even more environmentally friendly. You can also read what Tallinn is doing in these areas in the European Green Capital title year and in the near future.

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You produce the electricity you need at home yourself

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You produce the electricity you need at home yourself

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does not apply to me

1 13

You use a ventilation device with heat recovery instead of opening the window

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You use a ventilation device with heat recovery instead of opening the window

yes no

does not apply to me

2 13

You have made your home energy efficient

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You have made your home energy efficient

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does not apply to me

3 13

You have reduced the use of the electric sauna

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You have reduced the use of the electric sauna

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does not apply to me

4 13

You only use green energy

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You only use green energy

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does not apply to me

5 13

To regulate the temperature, you heat less instead of opening the windows

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To regulate the temperature, you heat less instead of opening the windows

yes no

does not apply to me

6 13

When choosing a place to live, I preferred buildings with A, B or C energy class

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When choosing a place to live, I preferred buildings with A, B or C energy class

yes no

does not apply to me

7 13

You do laundry at a time when energy prices are reduced

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You do laundry at a time when energy prices are reduced

yes no

does not apply to me

8 13

You check the energy labels when buying appliances

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You check the energy labels when buying appliances

yes no

does not apply to me

9 13

You monitor hot water use

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You monitor hot water use

yes no

does not apply to me

10 13

You do not heat empty rooms

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You do not heat empty rooms

yes no

does not apply to me

11 13

You turn off the lights when you leave the room

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You turn off the lights when you leave the room

yes no

does not apply to me

12 13

You turn off devices when you leave the room

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You turn off devices when you leave the room

yes no

does not apply to me

13 13

you could do more!

The test results show that your habits are not yet very environmentally friendly. However, it’s never too late to start – try to make more sustainable choices in the future and see how it not only helps nature but also improves your own quality of life.

let’s do more together!

The test results show that your environmental habits could be better. Don't be sad – try to adopt new more environmentally friendly habits and let’s move towards a greener future together.

you are a good friend of the environment!

The test results show that you are already environmentally aware, but the Green Compass believes you can do even more. Feel free to set new goals for yourself, as only big steps will lead us towards a greener future!

you are an exemplary friend of the environment!

The Green Compass praises and celebrates you for your exceptionally environmentally conscious behaviour.
Encourage and motivate people around you as well, as that’s the only way to ensure a green future.

Improving the world starts with you!

Join the Green Compass movement and plan your green activities for next year!

I will install solar panels to produce the electricity needed at home.

yes no

I will use energy-saving ventilation with heat recovery.

yes no

I will renovate my home to be energy efficient.

yes no

I will replace the electric sauna with a wood-burning sauna and instead of going to the sauna alone, I go with friends.

yes no

I will join the green energy package.

yes no

I will invest in green stocks/funds.

yes no

I will charge an electric vehicle with green electricity.

yes no

I will adjust the thermostats on the radiators in the apartment building.

yes no

I will adjust the thermostat in the heating system of a private house.

yes no

I will pay attention to energy labels when buying appliances.

yes no

When choosing a place to live, I will pay attention to energy efficiency and prefer buildings with A, B or C energy class.

yes no

I will do laundry at a time when energy prices are reduced and make sure the washing machine is not half-empty.

yes no

I will check the energy labels when buying appliances.

yes no

I will prefer a shower to taking a bath and use as little water as possible.

yes no

I will adjust the temperature to the minimum in empty rooms and when going away on a holiday.

yes no

I will turn off the lights when I leave the room.

yes no

I will always turn off devices when I leave the room.

yes no

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What is Tallinn doing to use less energy?

In 2023, Tallinn will build 17 solar parks next to municipal buildings and plans to continue constructing them in the future.
There is a plan to cover large city car parks (such as the Zoo car park) with solar panels as well as to build solar parks on the roofs of municipal buildings.
Since 2019, the share of LED lights in Tallinn’s street lighting has increased from 14% to 38%, a trajectory which will continue in the future. The aim is to switch street lighting completely to LED lights within four years.
Two-thirds of the capital’s buildings use district heating provided by Estonia’s largest renewable energy producer Utilitas. The heat and power stations produce both electricity that is transferred to the grid and heat that is used to heat buildings. This method, as an efficient district heating, uses less fuel to create energy and generates less waste.

The future is green energy and greater energy stability. That is why the city of Tallinn and Utilitas have agreed on a form of cooperation, during which they will start building thermal energy production capacities based on new technology using local resources. Wastewater and seawater heat pumps are planned as the first investments.
For several years, Tallinn has been buying only green electricity that has been certified as originating in renewable sources. Thus our buildings, streetlights, traffic lights and trolley bus lines use renewable energy.
Tallinn has created a facade renovation measure that supports apartment associations in making their houses energy efficient: www.tallinn.ee/et/teenused/toetus-fassaadid-korda. This includes the Green Transition grant, which helps apartment associations build solar parks: www.tallinn.ee/et/rohepoordetoetus.

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You prefer home-cooked food to takeaways

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You prefer home-cooked food to takeaways

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does not apply to me

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You prefer plant-based food to meat products

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You prefer plant-based food to meat products

yes no

does not apply to me

2 29

You buy products with a non-standard shape and non-commercial appearance at risk of being scrapped

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You buy products with a non-standard shape and non-commercial appearance at risk of being scrapped

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does not apply to me

3 29

You buy discounted groceries past their "best before" date

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You buy discounted groceries past their "best before" date

yes no

does not apply to me

4 29

You use up leftover groceries so that they don’t end up in the bin

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You use up leftover groceries so that they don’t end up in the bin

yes no

does not apply to me

5 29

You plan your grocery shopping

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You plan your grocery shopping

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does not apply to me

6 29

You avoid giving impractical things as gifts

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You avoid giving impractical things as gifts

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does not apply to me

7 29

You mainly buy second-hand furniture

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You mainly buy second-hand furniture

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does not apply to me

8 29

You mainly buy second-hand clothes

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You mainly buy second-hand clothes

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does not apply to me

9 29

You shop at second-hand shops

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You shop at second-hand shops

yes no

does not apply to me

10 29

You send things you no longer need to second-hand shops

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You send things you no longer need to second-hand shops

yes no

does not apply to me

11 29

You prefer local food products

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You prefer local food products

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does not apply to me

12 29

You prefer organic food

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You prefer organic food

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does not apply to me

13 29

You grow most of your food yourself

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You grow most of your food yourself

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does not apply to me

14 29

You grow your own herbs

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You grow your own herbs

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15 29

You grow your own vegetables

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You grow your own vegetables

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does not apply to me

16 29

You use up leftover food from the previous days

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You use up leftover food from the previous days

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does not apply to me

17 29

You prefer local products

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You prefer local products

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does not apply to me

18 29

When you buy takeaway food, you put it in your own box

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When you buy takeaway food, you put it in your own box

yes no

does not apply to me

19 29

When you buy coffee to go, you use your own cup

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When you buy coffee to go, you use your own cup

yes no

does not apply to me

20 29

You use as little packaging as possible

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You use as little packaging as possible

yes no

does not apply to me

21 29

You avoid single-use tableware

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You avoid single-use tableware

yes no

does not apply to me

22 29

If possible, you repair broken furniture

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If possible, you repair broken furniture

yes no

does not apply to me

23 29

If possible, you mend clothing and shoes

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If possible, you mend clothing and shoes

yes no

does not apply to me

24 29

If possible, you repair broken technical devices

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If possible, you repair broken technical devices

yes no

does not apply to me

25 29

You avoid fast fashion

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You avoid fast fashion

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does not apply to me

26 29

You avoid emotional spending

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You avoid emotional spending

yes no

does not apply to me

27 29

You mainly buy used technological devices

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You mainly buy used technological devices

yes no

does not apply to me

28 29

What types of waste do you sort

What kind of waste do you separate? Packaging

yes no

What kind of waste do you separate? Organic waste

yes no

What kind of waste do you separate? Batteries and hazardous waste

yes no

What kind of waste do you separate? Paper and cardboard

yes no

What kind of waste do you separate? Glass containers

yes no

What kind of waste do you separate? Medicines

yes no

What kind of waste do you separate? Textile

yes no

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you could do more!

let’s do more together!

The test results show that your environmental habits could be better. Don't be sad – try to adopt new more environmentally friendly habits and let’s move towards a greener future together.

you are a good friend of the environment!

you are an exemplary friend of the environment!

Improving the world starts with you!

Join the Green Compass movement and plan your green activities for next year!

I will cook myself and no longer order takeaways.

yes no

I will do one plant-based meals day a week.

yes no

I will rescue products at the grocery store that are at risk of being scrapped.

yes no

I will rescue goods at risk of being scrapped in the grocery store and buy discounted groceries past the "best before" date.

yes no

I will use up leftover groceries, e.g. I make puree soup from softened carrots or banana bread from browned bananas.

yes no

I will plan my grocery shopping to avoid waste.

yes no

Instead of impractical courtesy gifts, I will give my time, attention or self-made things.

yes no

I will mainly buy second-hand furniture.

yes no

I will mainly buy second-hand clothes.

yes no

If possible, I will shop at second-hand shops.

yes no

I will recycle or donate things that are in good condition.

yes no

I will prefer local food products.

yes no

I will prefer organic food.

yes no

I will grow most of my food myself.

yes no

I will grow my own herbs.

yes no

I will grow my own vegetables.

yes no

I will always use up leftover food from the previous days

yes no

I will prefer local products.

yes no

When I buy takeaway food, I will put it in my own box

yes no

When I buy coffee to go, I will use my own cup.

yes no

I will prefer unpackaged products and buy fruits and vegetables without packaging or use my own bag.

yes no

I avoid single-use tableware.

yes no

If possible, I will repair broken furniture

yes no

If possible, I will mend clothing and shoes.

yes no

If possible, I repair broken technical devices.

yes no

I will avoid fast fashion.

yes no

I will avoid emotional spending.

yes no

I will mainly buy used technological devices.

yes no

I will start to separate packaging.

yes no

I will collect organic waste separately and reduce the proportion of spoiled food by learning to store food and plan meals.

yes no

I willl collect batteries and hazardous waste separately.

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I will collect paper separately and reduce the generation of cardboard and paper packaging by preferring reusable packaging.

yes no

I will collect glass containers separately and reduce their generation by preferring reusable packaging.

yes no

I will return expired medicines to the pharmacy.

yes no

I will mend clothes and repair shoes and take things in good condition to reuse facilities.

yes no

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What is Tallinn doing to reduce the footprint of consumption?

Tallinn adds green criteria to procurements also in the areas that are not mandatory and is preparing an action plan to establish additional criteria of its own.
From 1 June, all properties, regardless of the purpose or the number of apartments, must start collecting their bio-waste separately. Where possible, we will use bio-waste for energy production, e.g. for public transport and other biogas-based services. A free bio-waste collection bin can be requested on the Tallinn e-service portal (taotlen.tallinn.ee/). Consents for composting can be requested on the waste management register’s website (evald.ee/tallinn/app/jaatmekaitlus/).
Tallinn established a guide for environmentally friendly events, which stipulates how to organise events in a more sustainable manner. From 1 June 2023, most public events in Tallinn are permitted to serve food and drinks only in reusable containers and using only reusable cutlery. From 1 January 2024, this requirement applies to all public events regardless of their size.
Tallinn will open circular economy centres, which will organise workshops and master classes (Mustjõe, Punane and Poldri centres). The goal is to reduce consumption by giving people the opportunity to repair and recycle their things. Currently, there is a repair shop at Kopli 93. And recently a repair workshop in cooperation with MTÜ Uuskasutuskeskus and TTK University of Applied Sciences was opened at the Uuskasutuskeskus shop (Sõpruse puiestee 255), where city residents can bring both clothing and home textiles to be mended. As part of the European Green Capital year, Müürivahe 17 Trash to Trend repair and circular design studio was opened as well, focusing on extending the life cycle of clothes and shoes and sustainable consumption.

In cooperation with Filaret, there are plans to reduce the amount of cigarette butts ending up in nature and to encourage their recycling. Filaret collects and processes toxic cigarette butts into compostable 3D printing material. Filaret cigarette waste boxes are made mainly from waste material, thus reducing their footprint and aligning with circular economy principles. www.filaret3d.com/
As part of Tallinn Restaurant Week, Tallinn restaurants offer food with a green label. The green label, created on the initiative of European Green Capital 2023 Tallinn, labels environmentally friendly restaurant food; its purpose is to draw more attention to the importance of environmentally friendly decisions in food culture. The green label is given to restaurant food that meets at least one of the following criteria: vegan food, organic food, local grass-fed or game meat, local fish of natural origin. www.tallinnrestaurantweek.ee/et/green-choices/
Tallinn has scrapped fireworks, which not only creates savings but also avoids stress for pets, zoo animals and species living in urban nature. Tallinn invites everyone to abandon private fireworks as well and instead make a donation to an organisation helping animals.

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You have given up using pesticides

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You have given up using pesticides

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1 13

You have given up using artificial fertilisers

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You have given up using artificial fertilisers

yes no

does not apply to me

2 13

Plants suitable for pollinators grow in your garden

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Plants suitable for pollinators grow in your garden

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does not apply to me

3 13

There is a birdhouse in your garden

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There is a birdhouse in your garden

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4 13

There are unmown areas in your garden for pollinators

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There are unmown areas in your garden for pollinators

yes no

does not apply to me

5 13

You compost

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You compost

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does not apply to me

6 13

You mow less frequently to maintain biodiversity

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You mow less frequently to maintain biodiversity

yes no

does not apply to me

7 13

You use rainwater for irrigation

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You use rainwater for irrigation

yes no

does not apply to me

8 13

You grow berries and fruits

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You grow berries and fruits

yes no

does not apply to me

9 13

You grow your own herbs

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You grow your own herbs

yes no

does not apply to me

10 13

You grow your own vegetables

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You grow your own vegetables

yes no

does not apply to me

11 13

There is an insect hotel in your garden

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There is an insect hotel in your garden

yes no

does not apply to me

12 13

You keep your cat(s) indoors

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You keep your cat(s) indoors

yes no

does not apply to me

13 13

you could do more!

let’s do more together!

The test results show that your environmental habits could be better. Don't be sad – try to adopt new more environmentally friendly habits and let’s move towards a greener future together.

you are a good friend of the environment!

you are an exemplary friend of the environment!

Improving the world starts with you!

Join the Green Compass movement and plan your green activities for next year!

I use natural means for weed or insect control.

yes no

I use only natural fertilisers and fertilise as needed and do not exceed the permitted amount.

yes no

I will look for suitable plants in the landscaping catalogue and sow a meadow flower mix in the garden and good honey plants in the flower bed.

yes no

I will learn when and how to feed the birds and install a bird feeding house for the winter.

yes no

I will create unmown patches for pollinators and sow meadow flower mix there.

yes no

I will start composting food waste.

yes no

When mowing, I will leave flowering plants and bumblebee nests in the garden.

yes no

I will collect rainwater for irrigation.

yes no

I will plant berry bushes and fruit trees.

yes no

I will grow my own herbs.

yes no

I will grow my own vegetables.

yes no

I will create an insect hotel in my garden.

yes no

I will keep my cat(s) indoors or only let them out on a leash.

yes no

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What is Tallinn doing to increase the biodiversity in the city?

In 2023, Tallinn will create a total of 35,254 m2 of meadows with seeds collected from Estonian nature. Meadows will be established in all parts of the city, with two of the planned fourteen being part of the city’s biodiversity project, which invites people to create flower meadows near their homes.
To improve the urban environment, Tallinn increased landscaping costs by two million euros in the 2023 city budget, to plant a thousand trees in the city. For the first time, also 300 larger trees will be planted in the urban environment to alleviate the heat island effect.
In 2023, as part of the Green Tracks project, Tallinn will plant 150 trees celebrating the song festival and 304 shade trees throughout the city. It will create approximately 10 food forests and replace the asphalted areas at the Tulika/Endla/Sõpruse, Kadaka/Ehitajate and Tehnika/Endla intersections with shrubs.
Tallinn reduces the mowing intensity on land belonging to the city and increases the share of biodiverse greenery. The meadows (3.5 hectares) will be created in the previously mowed areas and the intensity of mowing will be reduced in the areas that remain to be mowed.
Tallinn has started the construction of two linear parks: the Pollinator Highway (14 km) and Klindi Park (9 km). A linear park is a green corridor that passes through various green areas and connects several city districts, making it easier for people to walk or ride a bike in the city. It is also used by pollinators such as butterflies, bumblebees and honeybees as well as other animals to move from one green area to another.

13.8% of Tallinn’s area is under protection. Tallinn is creating two new locally protected areas: Astangu-Mäeküla and Kakumäe.
Tallinn will restore the marsh habitat of the Pääsküla Bog conservation area in the period 2023-2024. The best way to do this is to build hand-made dams during community action days. The first community action days took place in September 2022 and will continue to take place this year and the next.
The Green Space Factor, i.e. a tool for diversifying landscaping, is in the testing stage in Tallinn and should become mandatory in the planning and design process of developments in a year’s time. The goal is to make the city greener in various ways and to reduce the effects of climate change.
In order to maintain biodiversity, Tallinn does not use pesticides in road maintenance.
Tallinn will build and restore Merimetsa frog ponds in 2023 and create a ‘frog infrastructure’ on Tähetorni Street in 2024.
In 2023, Tallinn will conduct an inventory of valuable habitats in urban forests.

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You have cut back on work-related air travel and prefer virtual meetings

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You have cut back on work-related air travel and prefer virtual meetings

yes no

does not apply to me

1 12

You prefer to have a holiday in your home country instead of flying abroad

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You prefer to have a holiday in your home country instead of flying abroad

yes no

does not apply to me

2 12

You have given up your personal car

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You have given up your personal car

yes no

does not apply to me

3 12

Your family has given up a second car

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Your family has given up a second car

yes no

does not apply to me

4 12

You use car pooling to get around

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You use car pooling to get around

yes no

does not apply to me

5 12

You live a 15-minute lifestyle, where all the services you need for life are close to where you live

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You live a 15-minute lifestyle, where all the services you need for life are close to where you live

yes no

does not apply to me

6 12

You move around the city mainly by public transport or on foot

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You move around the city mainly by public transport or on foot

yes no

does not apply to me

7 12

You avoid lifts and escalators to move more

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You avoid lifts and escalators to move more

yes no

does not apply to me

8 12

You move around the city mainly on foot

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You move around the city mainly on foot

yes no

does not apply to me

9 12

You travel by bicycle in the summer months

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You travel by bicycle in the summer months

yes no

does not apply to me

10 12

You travel by bicycle when there is no snow

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You travel by bicycle when there is no snow

yes no

does not apply to me

11 12

You travel by bicycle throughout the year

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You travel by bicycle throughout the year

yes no

does not apply to me

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you could do more!

let’s do more together!

The test results show that your environmental habits could be better. Don't be sad – try to adopt new more environmentally friendly habits and let’s move towards a greener future together.

you are a good friend of the environment!

you are an exemplary friend of the environment!

Improving the world starts with you!

Join the Green Compass movement and plan your green activities for next year!

I will cut back on work-related air travel and prefer virtual meetings.

yes no

I will no longer fly abroad by plane for short trips; instead, I will have a holiday in my own country.

yes no

I will give up my personal car.

yes no

I am giving up the family’s second car and will use car pooling instead.

yes no

I prefer services that are within walking, cycling or public transport distance.

yes no

I will do my daily trips on foot or by public transport instead of the car.

yes no

I will start using the stairs instead of lifts and escalators to move more.

yes no

I will do my daily trips on foot.

yes no

I will do one car-free week this year.

yes no

I try to mainly ride my bike when there is no snow.

yes no

I try to mainly ride my bike throughout the year.

yes no

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What is Tallinn doing to improve mobility?

Tallinn is building new tram lines: construction of the Vanasadama tram line has begun and will be completed in the summer of 2024. The construction of the next tram lines is being decided.
All buses and trams in Tallinn run on renewable energy. The first 15 electric buses will start operating in 2024.
Tallinn and Tartu signed an agreement for the development of MaaS, a travel planner and ticket purchase application that combines mobility services. The platform helps the user to combine modes of traffic in the most convenient way to reach the desired destination.
Tallinn increases accessibility and convenience for pedestrians. Underground tunnels (near Balti Jaam, Kaubamaja) will be replaced by street-level crossings and pavements will be widened. Wider pedestrian crossings with longer traffic lights or full road pedestrian crossings will be created. The first of them will be completed soon at the Kaubamaja crossroads.

Tallinn encourages bicycle traffic. To this end, bicycle (and electric scooter) paths will be physically separated from pedestrians and cars and permanent bicycle paths will be built. Crossroads and public transport stops will be reconstructed to be more bike-friendly (e.g. in front of the stops at Kaarli Avenue, Estonia Avenue, Tõnismägi, the English College and those connected to the Vanasadama tramway). New bicycle parking areas will be created, in 2023 around 90 new bicycling parking places will be created, in all city districts
Tallinn is constantly creating new bike paths. Jõe-Pronksi and Vana-Kalamaja bike paths will be completed in 2023. Projects are being drawn up for Lastekodu and Ristiku streets. Tallinn is also working on a fast bike lane for Paldiski mnt (in between Toompuiestee and Endla/Mustamäe tee). Where possible temporary or quick solutions will be implemented until permanent solutions are ready.
Tallinn is reducing speed limits on city streets in order to decrease the noise level and the probability and severity of traffic accidents. Greenery will also be added to road corridors to calm traffic.

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