ELABORATOR – The European Living Lab on designing sustainable urban mobility towards climate neutral cities

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Client: European Comission

Partners: Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (EL Coordinator), the Polis – Promotion of Operational Links with INTEGBE (Partner), the European Institute for Road Assessment (Partner), the International Road Assessment Programme (UK Partner), the University of Bristol (UK Partner), Multicriter-MCRIT AIE (ES Partner), the Institut d’Arquitectura Avancada de Catalunya (ES Partner), Comune di Milano (IT Partner), Stefano Boeri Architetti Srl (IT Partner), Things Srl (IT Partner), Agenzia Mobilità Ambiente e Territorio Srl (IT Partner), Kobenhavns Kommune (DK Partner), Kobenhavns Universitet (DK Partner), Analyse & Tal f.m.b.a. (DK Partner), Forum Virium Helsinki Oy(FI Partner), Teknologian Tutkimuskeskus VTT Oy (FI Partner), Société d’Economie Mixte ISSY – MEDIA (SEM ISSY MEDFRA (FR Partner), COLAS (FR Partner), IFP Energies Nouvelles (FR Partner), Urban Radar (FR Partner), Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza (ES Partner), Fundacion Circe Centro de Investigacion de Recures (Parner), JOC Rental S.L. (ES Partner), Anaptyxiaki Etaireia Dimou Trikkai (EL Partner), URBANA (EL Partner), Lunds Kommun (SE Partner), Linköpings Universitet (SE Partner), Sensative AB (SE Partner), Statutarni Mesto Liberec (CZ Partner), Ceske Vysoké Uceni Technicke v Praze (CZ Partner), Mestna Občina Velenje (SI Partner), AV Living Lab, D.O.O. (SI Partner), Internet Institute, Communications Solutions Andsi (SI Partner), Grad Split (HR Partenr), Sveučilište u Zagrebu Fakultet prometnih znanos (HR Partner), City Administration of the City of Krusevac (RS Partner), Municipality of Ioannina (EL Partner) and platomo GmbH (DE Partner).

ELABORATOR is a European urban mobility project that seeks to create safe, inclusive and sustainable cities. Through a holistic approach, the project plans to introduce innovative and smart enforcement tools, shared services and integration of active and green modes of transportation, all of which are dedicated to creating greater access for citizens who are vulnerable to exclusion. Six Lighthouse cities (Milan, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Zaragoza and Trikala) and six Follower cities (Lund, Liberec, Velejne, Ioannina, Split and Krusevac) are part of the project, and, with the help of dedicated toolkits, users’ and stakeholders’ opinions, guidelines and policies developed, and future roadmaps, the project will establish evidence-based Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) that will benefit all city-dwellers.

REBALANCE: New Mobility Cultures & Policies

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REBALANCE brings together different voices, visionary thinkers from humanistic fields, mobility experts, stakeholders and European policy decision-makers, to create a fruitful knowledge-sharing hub to discuss future mobility policies.

As a cultural and political initiative, the REBALANCE overall aim is to conduct an open deliberative forward-looking exercise towards a transformative transport policy strategy in favour of a paradigm shift in mobility, pushing for the more effective adoption of cultural and social values not yet fully considered, better aligned with SDGs and mounting concerns about climate change. The critical review of the present also in the light of the recent COVID-19 pandemic which drastically affected our lifestyles, the vision over the future and the roadmap to achieve it, will be embedded in a Manifesto with the aim to stimulate European policymakers to adopt concrete legal and political measures while moving the wider European communities towards a radical change.

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MIND-SETS – Mobility Innovations for a New Dawn in Sustainable (European) Transport Systems, 2017

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Client: European Commission, Horizon 2020 (H2020)

Partners: ISINNOVA – lead partner, VECTOS, VITO, EIP, TECHNION, University of Groningen, Pocket Marketing

The project provides a new approach to understanding mobility as part of the overall changing lifestyles of different population groups across Europe. A multi-disciplinary coordination of intelligence provides a strong platform for the reinterpretation of our understanding of the ‘mobility mind-sets’ of Europeans; based on engagement with other leading experts in the field in Europe. The approach will be validated against key behavioural issues facing mobility decision-makers: increasing automation, door to door seamless smart mobility, sustainable and energy efficient fuels and mobility and social inclusion.