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On the 21st of December the co-creation workshop was successfully held in Üsküdar, following up the series of warm-up events. The event took place in the Idea and Art Center with the aim of concluding on the mobility challenges and the areas and districts where our mobility interventions will be implemented. Therefore, after a quickRead more

Nijmegen was awarded the title of European Green Capital 2018. First things first: do you actually know what a Green Capital is? If so, are you aware of the reasons why the title was created? Can you name Nijmegen’s predecessors? And its successor? We’ll come to that, but we want to give you some timeRead more

Six months have gone by since the start of the project. We have used this time to investigate the specificities of the urban contexts of our five pilot areas. Selected key stakeholders (mobility experts, public authorities, NGOs, transport providers, citizens’ grassroots initiatives etc.) were engaged through semi-structured interviews, while local communities were approached asking toRead more

In case you haven’t noticed – maybe you are visiting this website for the first time – our first public deliverable, the “Comprehensive definition of the Cities-4-People conceptual framework”, submitted in August 2017, is available for download. What can you find in this report? Common concepts, processes, structures, practices and tools for sustainable urban mobility andRead more

Several things have happened since the launch of the project last June. Among others, our first public deliverable (D1.1 “Comprehensive definition of the Cities-4-People conceptual framework”) was submitted in August and can be found on this site, together with other useful resources. If you want to give a content to buzzwords you are likely to hearRead more

The Municipality of Budapest, BKK and KTI – Közlekedéstudományi Intézet Nonprofit Kft. (Institute for Transport Sciences Non Profit Ltd.) have put substantial effort in organising warm-up events and reaching out to local stakeholders up until now. In order to talk to the citizens, our Budapest team built on the “frenzy” of the European Mobility Week andRead more

Overview The 23rd International Conference on Urban Transport and the Environment was held in Rome, Italy, organised by the Wessex Institute, UK, represented by Prof Carlos A Brebbia, and The University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’, Italy, represented by Prof Stefano Ricci. The meeting was sponsored by WIT Transactions on the Built Environment and the InternationalRead more