Senate Department for Urban Mobility, Transport, Climate Action and the Environment

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The Berlin Senate Department for Mobility, Transport, Climate Action and the Environment (SenMVKU) shapes sustainable urban development, improves public transport, and implements climate protection measures in Berlin.
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Berlin’s heat transition

Berlin needs a heat transition! The city is pushing ahead with phasing out coal and implementing city-wide heat planning. The use of renewable energies for heat energy requirements is essential.
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Urban Green Space

Here you can find information about public parks, green belts, city squares, children's playgrounds, city trees, allotment gardens, cemeteries, and the history of Berlin's urban green spaces.
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Low emission zone

The low-emission zone is an area where only vehicles that comply with emission standards are allowed. Vehicles with particularly high emissions are prohibited.
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Political leadership

Senator Ute Bonde, Permanent Secretary for Mobility and Transport Johannes Wieczorek and Permanent Secretary for Climate Protection and the Environment Britta Behrendt. More information

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Mobility and Transport

This is how Berlin is moving forward: with a modern transport policy to ensure everyone can move quickly and easily. Managing the traffic of a metropolis with millions of residents requires complex planning and continuous modernization of roads and bridges. More information

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Climate Action

Heatwaves, heavy rain, storms: the consequences of climate change are already evident. We are transforming Berlin into a climate-neutral metropolis and adapting the city to the impacts of climate change. More information

Panorama von Berlin mit Tiergarten, Reichstag und Fernsehturm

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Environment

Whether it's clean air, clean water, unpolluted soil, or reduced noise: a healthy environment is essential for everyone in Berlin. We are committed to reducing waste and conserving natural resources. More information

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Nature and Green

Berlin is a green metropolis: parks, forests, protected areas, and gardens make our city a better place to live. We are taking steps to ensure that Berlin's urban nature is preserved as part of our quality of life. More information

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EU and International Affairs

Find information about European affairs, city partnerships, delegations, and networks here. More information