On 8 December 2014, the FP7 project TRANSFORuM released four “stakeholder-driven” roadmaps towards the implementation of the European Commission’s White Paper on Transport.
Read moreThe German Partnership for Sustainable Mobility is an initiative by the Federal German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB).
Read moreThe publication was co-authored by Susanne Böhler-Baedeker of Rupprecht Consult.
Read moreWe are happy to present the third issue of the SOLUTIONS eNewsletter and wish you a pleasant read. Click here to read the third eNewsletter!
Read moreThe CIVITAS network for the German-speaking regions of Europe is organising the event together with HOLM and IHK Frankfurt (Chamber of Industry and Commerce)
Read moreBernard Gyergyay, consultant at Rupprecht Consult, presented the TIDE Transferability Methodology at the Livable Cities Symposium in Izmir, Turkey. The event was co-organized by EMBARQ Turkey and Izmir Development Agency (IZKA). The main theme of the event was "Bikable and Walkable Cities". Over 270 representatives from local administrations and public institutions, experts from development agencies, NGOs and other stakeholders interested in sustainable urban mobility attended. While the event served as an important venue for dissemination of TIDE activities beyond the EU, the topic of effective transfer of innovative transport measures is also important and we hope the TIDE Transferability Methodology can help facilitate the future transfer of innovative urban mobility measures between the EU and Turkey.The proceedings of the event are available here: www.embarqturkiye-yasanabilirsehirler.org/enMore information about the TIDE Transferability Methodology are [...]
Read moreStakeholders gather at the TRANSFORuM conference in Brussels on 8 December
Read moreThe project consortium has successfully held two key training events and a coordination meeting in the City of Brno, Czech Republic
Read moreWe are happy to present the fourth issue of the TIDE newsletter. The past 6 months have been full of activities for TIDE partners: 5 workshops were organised, 2 handbooks produced and 10 moderated online learning courses offered! The project outcomes were presented at several conferences such as the ECOMM in Florence in May and the CIVITAS Forum in Casablanca in September. TIDE is now entering its final year and is actively preparing the national take-up seminars with its champion and lead cities. We hope to welcome you at one of the these events and in the meantime wish you a pleasant read!Click here to read the fourth TIDE newsletter!
Read moreWebinar on innovation and SUMP on 11 December
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Read moreMore than forty stakeholders came together to fine-tune the action plan for Rostock’s e-mobility strategy 2030
Read moreThe cycling advocacy group Velosipedization in St Petersburg are making European cycling knowledge available to a Russian audience.
Read moreThe CIVITAS network for the German-speaking regions of Europe has issued a comprehensive brochure.
Read moreShowcase your city's innovation for mobility
Read moreThe TRANSFORuM project explained in 2:35 - plus Invitation to the final project conference!
Read moreOn 11 and 12 December 2014, the final ACTUATE partners meeting and public conference will take place in Brussels.
Read moreThe European Commission has now opened the 3rd annual edition of the EU’s Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) Award. Applications are currently being accepted from cities and regions for the award of EUR 10 000.
Read moreThis Advisory Group (AG SUMP) met in Brussels for the first time on October 9 and 10.
Read moreOn 9th and 10th October 2014, the consortium of the SmartMove project gathered in Lutherstadt-Wittenberg, Germany for the 2nd Training Seminar and 2nd project meeting. This was the second of a series of five Training Seminars to be arranged by Rupprecht Consult. The first Training Seminar took place in Burgos, Spain end of June 2014. More information here.The main goal of the 2nd seminar was to identifying a common approach and setting up an implementation plan. Therefore various presentations were held and proactive workshops were organized on progressing and refining the Implementation Plan. This seminar has served also to support the further development of the Active Mobility consultancy approach in WP3 (Fundamental advancement of the existing AMC-approach). Based on the findings of the initial seminar, it was elaborated on how the specific pre-conditions and experiences from previous AMC Campaigns can lead into a common and comparable approach, benefitting from the experience of [...]
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