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Map A Tree

Low barrier tool to collect empty spaces in cities where trees can be planted

September 2020
Gallery Map A Tree 1
Gallery Map A Tree 1
01.

Identification

Around the world people want to live in greener neighbourhoods and want better air quality. Besides people wanting to have a say in what happens in their community, many cities have heat problems during the summer days.

This can be solved by efficiently collecting data of empty places in cities where trees can be planted. For local governments this information is much needed but very hard and time consuming to collect. By making locals point out the places where trees can be planted (or where other green infrastructure can be built) they can do it more efficiently for a fraction of the costs. This is very positive and gives the local a chance to influence their neighbourhood to the way they want to see it. Local governments are not aware of how much empty space there is around the city or next to roads. By pointing out these places and planting trees where they can, locals and local governments can work together to combat climate change, air pollution, flooding, urban heat-island effect, grey neighbourhoods and they can improve the mental health of the inhabitants.

Label Date September 4, 2020
From Belgium
Maturity stage Initial market commercialization
Looking For Credibility
02.

The environmental benefits

  • Negative carbon footprint
  • Tracking urban green work
  • Low barrier data collection tool
03.

The Financial benefits

  • Payback time: 6 months
  • Saving: $8000 /year or about 70%
04.

Activity Region

  • /

Europe

Belgium,

  • Headquarters
  • Activity
05.

Company Profile

Ecovator

We provide tools to build up green infrastructure and support projects that boost the local environment in Flanders.

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Headquarters 9000 Ghent, Belgium
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