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In Bonn, residents can take on green sponsorships that make them responsible for the beautification and regular maintenance of a public plant bed in the city. These are often tree grates, the asphalt-free area around trees along roadsides. This allows municipal employees to take more intensive care of other green spaces, and the beds distributed throughout the city promote local biodiversity and enhance the quality of life of the population.

As part of the signing of the Paris Agreement, Argentina has created its own sub-organization to collabo-rate on the topic of climate change and create a common vision for Argentina. The NCCC works as a roundtable in which both the government and private organizations participate.

Nowhere in the world are as many organs donated per capita as in Spain. The country has established a holistic system around organ donation and centralized its transplant system under the National Organ-ization for Transplantation (ONT). This group is responsible for identifying donors, communicating with relatives, and organizing the processes surrounding organ donation. Through its efforts, the ONT ensures a seamless and efficient process from donor identification to transplantation.

In 2012, the Seoul government launched the Sharing City Seoul project, which connects people, business-es, and organizations throughout the city. The government takes the role of an orchestrator by promoting private initiatives such as public infrastructure, and information and data from the administration are made available to the public. On the Seoul Sharing Hub, various private sharing projects are promoted to the public.

On a specially created platform, the French government has given unemployed people direct access to employment-related data from employment agencies and private employers. In addition, job seekers can access external services and courses directly via the service platform.