We are of course keeping up the good work - in good spirit.
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How can decision-makers cope with the rapid surge of new technologies and innovative business models in the context of urban mobility? The first webinar of the GECKO project was conducted by our colleagues Bonnie Fenton and Hana Peters and it focused on the integration of e-scooters into urban mobility concepts.
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Our colleague Wolfgang Backhaus held a keynote on our second edition of the guidelines for sustainable urban mobility planning and capacity building at the Busworld Academy in Istanbul last week.
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Our colleagues Siegfried Rupprecht and Katy Huaylla are presenting the second edition of our SUMP guidelines at the Transport and Climate Change Week. This event is one of the key annual international events organised by our partner Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and aims at creating international as well as interdisciplinary discussions on how we can build more sustainable transport around the world.
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In the framework of our EUROCLIMA+ project for Latin America, a SUMP training was led and organised by our colleagues Katy Huaylla and Susanne Böhler-Baedeker with the support of the German Cooperation (GIZ) and carried out in Bogotá, Colombia on 20 - 21 February 2020.
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The European Commission has decided upon the nominees for the Award for Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning (SUMP award) and the first EU Urban Road Safety Award. Siegfried Rupprecht took part in the decision-making as a jury member.
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Inspired by success stories of European SUMP cities, our new SUMP poster illustrates the sustainable planning process of an urban area
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In order to show the success of each action neighbourhood within the SUNRISE project, representatives of each city have been interviewed during last year's SUNRISE consortium meeting in Budapest.
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During a study trip to Europe, professor Ming Zhang and a group of students from the Community and Regional Planning programme at University of Texas at Austin (UT) met with Ralf Brand in our offices to foster international university - business relations.
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Dhany Utami Ningtyas joined the team in February 2020
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You would like to develop a SUMP, but don't know where to start? You would like to evaluate the status of mobility planning in your city and receive tailored feedback how to further improve?
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In order to make the SUMP Guidelines more accessible, we have created an interactive summary that contains the most relevant take-aways for decision makers of the SUMP Guidelines' 2nd edition.
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The final event of the STARS project focused on sharing findings and providing an outlook on the potential of car sharing concepts in European countries. Our colleague Ralf Brand joined the conference and brought back many new insights and contacts.
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Rupprecht Consult is proud to be part of the Commission's global electrification flagship project
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The Annex To The Guidelines For Developing And Implementing A Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (2nd Edition) is now available. The annex contains a collection of European SUMP stories, a glossary, checklists for all SUMP Phases, and an overview of all SUMP Guidance documents - and the experts who took part in consultations.
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SUNRISE joined the cluster workshop 'Co-creating Urban Mobility in Neighbourhoods' held at the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) in Brussels last year. A brief video was produced featuring the key speakers of the event.
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The CoEXist Final Conference will take place in Milton Keynes (UK), on 25-26 March 2020.
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Marie Rupprecht joined our team for internal communications project
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Julia Dick joined us in December 2019 to complete her master's thesis.
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The 4th newsletter of the INCLUSION project features the following topics: Inspiration and guidance on inclusive transport; Transport Demand & Social Media; Barcelona peri-urban area in the spotlight
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