Eskişehir-Teepebaşı and Treptow-Köpenick: pioneer in sustainable town twinning.

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Die Partnerstädte Treptow-Köpenick und Eskişehir-Tepebaşı haben im vergangenen Jahr den ersten Platz im Projektwettbewerb der Deutsch-Türkischen Handelskammer „Urbane Nachhaltigkeit und Klimaschutz“ gewonnen. Mit dem Preisgeld setzen sie nun ihr Projekt „Partnerschaften für aktive und nachhaltige Kommunen“ um. Aus diesem Grund besuchte der Bürgermeister von Eskişehir-Tepebaşı, Dr. Ahmet Ataç gemeinsam mit seiner Delegation den Bezirk und informierte sich umfassend zu Nachhaltigkeitsaktivitäten. Dazu besuchte die Gruppe die Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft, die Kungerkiezinitiative, Schmetterlingshorst und sammelte gemeinsam mit der Initiative Clean Up Treptnick Müll im Treptower Park. Bei einem gemeinsamen Fachgespräch mit Bezirksbürgermeister Oliver Igel und Bezirksstadträtin Dr. Claudia Leistner tauschten …
The partner cities Treptow-Köpenick and Eskişehir-Teepebaşı won first place in the project competition of the German-Turkish Chamber of Commerce "Urban Sustainability and Climate Protection" last year. With the prize money you are now implementing your project "Partnerships for active and sustainable municipalities". For this reason, the Mayor of Eskişehir-Teepebaşı, Dr. Ahmet Ataç together with his delegation and found out comprehensive sustainability activities. In addition, the group visited the University of Technology and Economy, the Kungerkiezinitiative, butterfly bunst and collected garbage in Treptower Park together with the Clean Up Treptnick initiative. During a joint discussion with district mayor Oliver Igel and district councilor Dr. Claudia Leistner exchanged ... (Symbolbild/MB)

The partner cities Treptow-Köpenick and Eskişehir-Teepebaşı won first place in the project competition of the German-Turkish Chamber of Commerce "Urban Sustainability and Climate Protection" last year. With the prize money you are now implementing your project "Partnerships for active and sustainable municipalities". For this reason, the Mayor of Eskişehir-Teepebaşı, Dr. Ahmet Ataç together with his delegation and found out comprehensive sustainability activities. In addition, the group visited the University of Technology and Economy, the Kungerkiezinitiative, butterfly bunst and collected garbage in Treptower Park together with the Clean Up Treptnick initiative. During a joint discussion with district mayor Oliver Igel and district councilor Dr. Claudia Leistner exchanged the participants, among other things, for practical experiences and new approaches in the care of green areas. On September 20, there is the opportunity for everyone interested to get to know the Turkish twin town at the sustainability festival in Treptow-Köpenick.

The partnership between Treptow-Köpenick and Eskişehir-Teepebaş in Turkey has a long history that goes back to the 1990s. Even then, the cities began to establish cultural and economic relationships that have led to a close partnership over the years. The award in the project competition of the German-Turkish Chamber of Commerce is further proof of the successful cooperation between the cities.

The visits of the delegation from Eskişehir-Teepebaşı at various facilities in Treptow-Köpenick show the interest in sustainable initiatives and the willingness to learn from each other. The exchange of experiences and new approaches in the care of green areas is an important step to make the cities even more livable and make a contribution to climate protection.

The sustainability festival on September 20 offers citizens the opportunity to get to know the Turkish twin town better and to find out about the common projects. It is an opportunity to celebrate the partnership between Treptow-Köpenick and Eskişehir-Teepebaşı and to work for a sustainable future.

To illustrate the joint activities and projects between the partner cities, a table with information on the measures carried out, the goals achieved and the next steps could be added. This would offer a clear overview of the cooperation and progress of the two cities.


Source: www.berlin.de