Blog

The Hackday of Istanbul took place on 18 July 2018 at Keşfet Üsküdar, the official location of the Citizen Mobility Lab in the building of the Municipality of Üsküdar. 18 people from different backgrounds, including public authorities, students, citizens and a mobility expert contributed to the elaboration of 10 mobility concepts that could respond toRead more

July, 27th at HausDrei was not a Friday like any other: our local team had taken good care of organising different activities to select valuable ideas for better mobility in Altona. The first part of the Hackday consisted in a voting exercise that was based on the ideas selected during previous Lab activities and entailedRead more

While the French were remembering the Storming of the Bastille, on July, 14th the Barton Neighbourhood Centre was hosting another BartOn The Move event: the Hack Day. From 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. local authorities, representatives of the mobility industry, academics, citizens and members of the civil society gathered to discuss the highest priority ideasRead more

Following up on the Presentation Day, an Hackday per pilot area was organised over the summer. On 29 June 2018 it was Trikala’s turn. Between 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. participants gathered at the Matsopoulos Mill. The location had several advantages: it is very well known by Trikala’s citizens because it is a place where manyRead more

It’s the 10 July, a sunny, hot day in Budapest and at the Pop Up Park preparation is ongoing for the Hackday. Our team has organised activities which will help to refine the collection and selection of ideas to solve some of the most pressing mobility challenges concerning the Műegyetem embankment and Batthyány Square. AlthoughRead more

On June, 7th 2018, the SUMPs-Up project organised a Mobility Practitioner Workshop on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans at the Midlands Art Centre in Birmingham. The objectives were primarily three: showcasing the SUMPs-Up Civitas project looking at case studies sharing learning between similar projects in different areas around sustainable urban mobility and co-creation. Our partners fromRead more

At the end of June, on the 26th, the Budapest Citizen Mobility Lab organised the Presentation Day, inviting a diverse and proactive stakeholder group, including mobility specialists and representatives of the civil society. Their goal was double: to agree on priorities among the many suggested interventions for the upper Danube river embankment and to assessRead more

Do you remember our first roadshow in Budapest? The second one took place not too long ago, on the 5 and 6 June 2018. Once again the aim was to involve a wide public, make people familiar with the project and allow them to express their view about local mobility challenges and solutions by meansRead more

26 June 2018, Buergertreff Altona Nord, Hamburg: 19 days after a first productive Lab Night, the Hamburg team organised a second one. This time, the night took place in the Northern part of Altona instead of the so-called Gerichtsviertel. Our local team wanted to spread the discussion evenly and try to involve the whole district:Read more

As it was the case for the other two neighbourhood workshops (Aziz Mahmut Hüday and Mimar Sinan), the mobility workshop for the Ahmediye neighbourhood was organised in Keşfet Üsküdar. On 23 May, 5 citizens and representatives of the local administration came together with our team to learn about the Cities-4-People project and brainstorm about mobilityRead more