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Building on the results of the Presentation Day and Hack Day, the Trikala Cities-4-People team organised the Quadruple Helix Stakeholders event to involve its Mobility Community in the final selection of the intervention to be scaled up. Decision makers from the local authority, including the Municipal Department for Civil Planning, the Department of Green SpacesRead more

The Cities-4-People team in Üsküdar organised the Quadruple Helix Stakeholders workshop in combination with the Presentation Day. The event was kicked-off with a presentation held by our local team on the outcomes and impact of the three interventions piloted in the municipality. The presentation enabled a group discussion on lessons learned and challenges encountered byRead more

In Barton, the QHS selection process took place immediately after the Presentation Day. As a matter of fact, introducing the participants to the impact of the three initiatives in the first phase of the day contributed to creating an informed and motivated audience that could actively engage with the analysis tools used in the QHS.Read more

In this second iteration round, the Cities-4-People team in Hamburg decided not to carry out a standard Quadruple Helix Stakeholder workshop but to use various participation channels to select the concepts that should be implemented. During the Hack Day, which took place in August 2019, participants came up with seven possible ideas for the scaleRead more

The Üsküdar Hack Day was held on 25 September at the Discover Üsküdar Office in the Municipality of Üsküdar and built upon the results of the Presentation Day and QHS Workshop that were held at the beginning of September. During the previous events, the Üsküdar Mobility Community selected the “I own my garden” intervention forRead more

The Trikala Hack Day was held on 20 September at the e-trikala Operational Control Center and immediately followed the Presentation Day. During the first piloting round, the Citizen Mobility Community in Trikala came up with a solution to reduce the traffic in the city centre by installing easily accessible, free lockers inside the Info Point,Read more

In Budapest, the Hack Day was combined with the Presentation Day and was held on 17 September at the Municipality of the City of Budapest. Following the Presentation Day in which the Mobility Community was informed of the results of the pilot implementation, the goal of the Hack Day was to collect ideas for locationsRead more

Between August and September 2019, our pilot cities organised the second round of Presentation Days. This time, the key objective of the Presentation Day was to showcase the outcomes of the first round of pilots implemented in each city and the monitoring outcomes emerging from the evaluation activities. This was the occasion to discuss theRead more

During the Presentation Day and QHS Workshop held in the previous month, Oxford selected the Transport to Supermarkets pilot for the scale up. Building on the results of these activities, a Hack Day was then organised to develop the concepts that will serve to scale-up this intervention. The Oxford Hack Day was held on 18Read more

Sustainable and active mobility was the leading concept of the interventions piloted in Budapest. During the first round of pilots that was concluded over the summer, Budapest fostered shared sustainable mobility through a Mobility Point, experimented with improving mobility along the Danube and introduced a walking path to explore the city in a fun way.Read more