Turning local climate action into fun
The Klima-Taler app motivates citizens to adopt climate-friendly habits with smart gamification elements. Playful challenges turn local climate action into something enjoyable. Step by step, countless individual actions grow into major shared achievements.
How Klima-Taler works
Track your CO2 savings – from green mobility to energy and water use.
Earn Klima-Taler – one for every 5 kg of CO2 you save.
Redeem Klima-Taler – for free pool or museum visits and local discounts.
The benefits of local climate action for you
Climate goals made easy for cities
Over 50 municipalities are already part of the Klima-Taler network, using challenges, awards, and rewards to make climate protection fun and successful.
Citizens enjoy local climate action
Whether walking, cycling, using public transport, saving energy, or shopping mindfully – every climate-friendly choice earns you Klima-Taler. And it’s fun!
Companies gain more attention
Offering Klima-Taler rewards boosts visibility and drives sales. Local businesses actively support community climate action while gaining from their engagement.
Klima-Taler in the spotlight
Klima-Taler on German public TV (ARD): How cities and citizens work together to strengthen local climate action – with a real-life example from Königstein im Taunus.
👉 The feature on Klima-Taler starts at minute 4:46.
Klima-Taler goes live in Munich!
München TV reports on how it works – and the tasty rewards for local climate action.
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