Municipality of Agii Anargiri-Kamatero (AAK) consists of two former municipalities-cities, namely Agii Anargiri and Kamatero, which were merged into one Municipality-City in 2011. The differences between the two residential units in terms of their characteristics and benefits to the citizens are significant, so various actions to enable convergence have been adopted. The city is part of the area of greater Athens, it covers an area of 9,11 km² and is located in the northwest part of Attica Region at a distance of 6 km from the Athens city center. The Municipality of AAK is mainly a residential area, but includes the 301st Military Technical Base covering 0,22 km². According to the 2021 Census data, the population of AAK, currently, amounts to a total of 61.427 people. It mainly consists of lower middle class and working-class employees and workers. The city shares the characteristics of the municipalities located at the western part of Athens, namely, they are among the poorest areas surrounding the City of Athens. However, the City of AAK has adopted an ambitious development strategy which addresses carbon neutrality, climate change adaptation, innovation, health, mobility, biodiversity, circular economy, sustainable energy. The City’s Business Plan is very ambitious and is expected to bring a major shift in the city’s profile in the years to come, designating environmental considerations as one of the key drivers for sustainable growth and development.

Municipality of Alimos is a modern seaside Athenian suburb, demarcated north by Hymettus mountain range and to the south by the Saronic sea. Alimos was named after the ancient settlement Alimous. In the classical antiquity era (5th – 4th century BC), in the area that is occupied today by the administrative region of Alimos there was the municipality of Alimos and part of the municipality of Euonymos. Alimos and Euonymos were Attica municipalities that participated with their representatives in the Athenian Parliament of the Five Hundred. Alimos was also the homeland of the great historian Thucydides, and the place where the famous feast of “Thesmoforia” were being held. According to the latest census, the population exceeds 41,000 inhabitants. However, it is estimated that more than 55,000 people live in Alimos. Municipality of Alimos, rich in history (5.000 year history) and culture, provides citizens with good services and has been awarded for its digital services. At the Best City Awards 2023, the unique awards that reward Innovation and Quality of Life in Greek cities, Municipality of Alimos was awarded in Unit 1 Livable City, Smart Mobility, the Silver Award for Smart Crossings / Smart Pedestrian Crossing in Schools & PWD Friendly, for pet facilities, the bronze metal, Innovative Actions for the Care of Stray Animals. For Technologies that improve vehicular, transport and pedestrian traffic, Alimos has been awarded the Gold metal -Manufacture of innovative, original and innovative flashing hazard lights (FLASHING LIGHTS).In Unit2, Green City, Waste Control For Solid Waste Management, Waste collection technologies, Alimos has been awarded the Gold award for Electronic program (software) for analytical recording and processing of waste data of the Municipality of Alimos. In the section of Actions to encourage and inform citizens about recycling, Alimos has been awarded with the bronze award- Circular Economy and Management of Recyclable Materials - The Way to the Future. The Municipality of Alimos won two awards for its actions in the campaign for the European Mobility Week 2021 and 2022. The Municipality of Alimos, according to the EU, impressed the judges for its integrated program of actions, where it highlighted the interaction of citizens and local clubs during the European Mobility Week, including an interactive theatrical interpretation of the "bicycle story" and the transformation of the stations public transport to entertainment venues. Municipality of Alimos creates opportunities for young people to express themselves, voice their ideas, and provide input for projects or programs. It is critical for youth to actually be heard. In the context of environmental protection and under the background of raising awareness and informing citizens on issues related to the Circular Economy and Sustainable Urban Mobility, the Municipality of Alimos organized information events for school students. A lot of events that tackle inequality and discrimination, giving all individuals the opportunity to participate fully in society especially people with disabilities have been organized.

Anogeia is a rural mountainous community situated at an altitude of 750 meters, nestled in the shadow of the everlasting Mount Ida/Psiloritis, within the UNESCO Global Geopark. The name "Ano-gia" originates from its elevated mountain location, where "Ano" means up and "Gi" means land, signifying a settlement perched high in the mountains. According to one edition of the myth, the god Zeus was born and raised in the Ideon Andron cave. Following in the footsteps of Xenios Zeus, the god of hospitality raised on Idaean soil, Anogeia is a place with a wild appearance, akin to the majestic slopes of Psiloritis, and a purity reminiscent of the snow at its peak. It is open and welcoming to all those eager to explore it, revealing not only what meets the eye but, above all, something waiting to be discovered. The local population is predominantly composed of shepherds and farmers, while a notable segment of the community pursues higher education with the aim of creating job opportunities in their hometown. Simultaneously, Anogeia serves as a robust cultural hub for Crete and Greece, actively preserving elements of its cultural heritage through influential associations. With a distinct local dialect, a rich history, and a tradition that extends far into the past, Anogeia is more than just a "museum piece"; it is a way of life. It's a place you may or may not resonate with, but one that you will never forget. All that's required is the openness to embrace its logic and become a part of it.

The municipality of Moschato-Tavros with a population of 50.000 inhabitants is situated at the South Sector of the Region of Attica. It is part of the Athens-Piraeus territorial unit, which represents the main area of concentration of population and activity. The Municipality of Moschato - Tavros is inscribed in the above framework and chooses to invest primarily in energy actions; namely, energy saving, promoting greater energy efficiency and saving technologies, use of energy from RES. The “productive landscape” of Moschato -Tavros includes manufacturing and brownfields and at the same time the principal land use is residence (mainly in the area of Moschato) sustaining imbalances in terms of spatial socio-economic cohesion and environmental quality internally. Mr Efthimiou , the Mayor, is a signatory official of the Covenant of Mayors and within this framework an energy community is created and is committed to work at a long term towards the implementation of tis Municipal Energy Plan and consequent Energy poverty contingency actions both for the area of Moschato and Tavros.