30-minute webinar

How to assess
your city's carbon handprint and
act on it

Join us for a practical session with Laura Lakanen, postdoctoral researcher at LUT University, who will share how cities can identify and assess their carbon handprint actions and strengthen the positive climate impact they enable for others.

22 September 2026 at 14.30 CET | 15.30 EET

Is there more to your city’s climate impact than its carbon footprint?

In this practical 30-minute session, you'll learn how cities can create positive climate impacts beyond their own operations and harness handprint thinking to multiply their climate impact.

Laura Lakanen, postdoctoral researcher at LUT, will share insights from her own research on carbon handprints and explain how to map your city's handprint actions, measure their climate benefit, and decide which ones to scale.

In this webinar, we also discuss: 

✅ Which of your city's existing actions already create a carbon handprint
✅ How to assess the emission reductions your city enables in others
✅ How to use handprint data to prioritise investments and attract businesses

Speakers

Picture of Laura Lakanen, postdoctoral researcher at LUT University and speaker at Kausal webinar: How to assess your city's carbon handprint and act on it
Picture of Cara Fried, Marketing & Comms at Kausal Ltd and speaker at Kausal webinar: How to assess your city's carbon handprint and act on it

Laura Lakanen

Postdoctoral Researcher at LUT University

Laura is a Postdoctoral Researcher at LUT University specializing in handprint methodology for assessing positive environmental impacts. She has applied the handprint concept across products, organizations, and public policy, with recent research focusing on the climate handprint of cities and municipalities.

Cara Fried

Marketing & Comms
at Kausal Ltd

Cara drives visibility, storytelling, and engagement for the Kausal Platform. With an international background rooted in Finland, Switzerland, and Germany, Cara brings a global perspective to her work, helping Kausal connect with diverse audiences in the climate and sustainability space.