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This website contains a large library of e-learning resources about all aspects of sustainable mobility. Below you can filter this collection of past eCourses, recorded webinars, presentations held at webinars, training material, etc. By selecting multiple criteria you will narrow down the search results. If you leave a filter empty, it is the same as if you selected all options in a given field.
Webinar
To mark the launch of the CIVITAS e-publication "We dare to", an online peer-to-peer exchange event was organised. It featured the seven cities in the e-publication presenting their mobility measures in an interactive format. Six breakout rooms served as informal forums for discussing the measures with their respective cities.
Aachen and Madrid presented on e-mobility and public transport electrification; Bratislava and Sarajevo on public space re-allocation and tactical urbanism; Rethymno, Helsinki and Madrid smart solutions and smart planning; Aachen and Szeged on green mobility strategies with private companies; Bratislava, Sarajevo and Helsinki on boosting cycling with shared bicycle and cargo bike schemes; and Madrid and Rethymno on active modes and vulnerable road users.
Webinar
This webinar explores a range of project pioneering innovative approaches to Mobility as a Service (MaaS). First Roberto Palacin from MyCorridor will present an international approach to MaaS, how to look beyond the local arena and implement MaaS across borders. This is followed by Maurizio Veronese from CIVITAS HANDSHAKE, who will present the MaaS situation and the bike sharing system in the city of Turin.
In many cases, MaaS systems require Public-Private collaboration to succeed, Soufian Jahouh from the MOBI-MIX project will present an interactive tool designed to help cities implement such collaboration in Smart Mobility. This webinar is moderated by Ivo Cre. Speakers include: Roberto Palacin from the University of NewCastle (MyCorridor) Maurizio Veronese from 5T Turin (CIVITAS HANDSHAKE) Soufian Jahouh from the City of Rotterdam (MOBI-MIX)
The webinar was orgnanisd by POLIS in cooperation with MyCorridor, MOBI-MIX, HANDSHAKE and CIVITAS SATELLITE projects.
Webinar
The concept of Mobility as a Service (MaaS) claims to offer a personal mobility package based on lifestyle needs and delivered through a single interface and subscription.
The CIVITAS SATELLITE initiative brings you in this webinar examples of CIVITAS cities that have seen an opportunity on this trend and have worked on its implementation within their projects.
ECCENTRIC partners have developed the MaaS readiness indicators to ensure that all possible aspects of the current situation are taken into consideration before the local environment is ready for MaaS.
ECCENTRIC cities Turku and Madrid present the guidelines and their local approach to MaaS while PORTIS city Antwerp present their Mobility Marketplace and their MaaS approach focused on encouraging Public-Private cooperation.
This webinar is moderated by Ivo Cré. Featured speakers include: Stijn Vernaillen (Antwerp) Nuria Caballero (Madrid) Stella Aaltonen (Turku) The webinar is a Polis initiative in cooperation with CIVITAS SATELLITE, CIVITAS ECCENTRIC and CIVITAS PORTIS.
eCourse
The Urban Nodes e-course is about how to improve the efficiency of the transport system in an urban node of the Trans-European Transport (TEN-T) core network. Urban nodes are at the intersection of TEN-T infrastructure and urban infrastructure.
Across a total of six course units, it covers topics including the legal framework and policy context of urban nodes and TENT, a methodology for doing so, and the "why" and "what" of the integration.
eCourse
This e-course is about regional cooperation in the field of mobility. Through a cooperative approach, there are mutual wins for individual cities and the region as a whole.
In this course, you will be introduced to regional cooperation approaches, with concrete examples and recommendations for overcoming governance, funding, or cooperation-related barriers. Multimedia examples such as video material help illustrate such approaches.
Material
What is co-creation, and how can it be used to begin transforming our neighbourhoods into more vibrant, livable spaces for all people who live, move, shop, attend schools, relax in them?
From 2-30 September 2019, the European project CIVITAS SUNRISE offered an interactive, self-paced e-course for practitioners in city administrations, who wanted to initiate and coordinate a co-creative process in one of their neighbourhoods.
Participants had the opportunity to learn directly from SUNRISE’s experts, who walked them through the co-creation process, highlighting the tools and strategies that have been applied in the six SUNRISE Action Neighbourhoods in Bremen (DE), Budapest (HU), Jerusalem (IL), Malmö (SE), Southend-on-Sea (UK) and Thessaloniki (GR).
A series of exercises guided participants through the process of creating their own, locally specific co-creation action plan for a neighbourhood of their choice. They were also able to discuss with other e-course participants through an interactive forum under the moderation of SUNRISE experts.
The e-course was free of charge and the seven units are now available here:
Read more about the results here.
Webinar
Recently, the new CIVITAS project SPROUT held its first webinar.
This focused on a number of key topics, which were:
eCourse
The last e-course in the SUMPs-Up series offers information and guidance on financing and procuring SUMP measures.
The course will look at different funding and financing options for SUMP implementation from local revenue streams to regional and national funding sources and other sources.
It will also suggest ways to involve private sector more actively in the SUMP implementation. This helps to prepare financial plans for all actions.
The course includes a variety of concrete examples from European cities to finance mobility measures. The course also introduces the principles for sustainable public procurement and offers examples on procuring innovative mobility solutions.
After completing this course, you should be ready for financing and procuring sustainable urban mobility measures.
eCourse
Measure selection and packaging are highly important parts of the overall process of developing a SUMP. Mobility policies and measures are at the heart of the planning approach of sustainable urban mobility planning.
The fourth SUMPs-Up e-course will help planners and decision makers consider where to start the measures selection process and gives advice how to determine the baseline by reviewing already existing measures as well as the current status of the transport system.
The course will also recommend methods to thin out a long list of measures to address city’s vision and targets. After completing this lesson, now you should know the basis of measure selection in a SUMP context as well as some assessment methods to structure your measure selection.
eCourse
SUMP measures will help planners and decision makers prioritise and rate measures selected in previous phases in order to identify measures that are effective and feasible for the city.
The course will introduce an assessment method for packaging measures and a way to conduct impact assessment for the selected measures. It also suggests how to use scenario building as a means of measure assessment.
After completing this course, now you should know the basis of prioritising measures which includes rating, prioritising and packaging of measures.
eCourse
Many cities struggle with implementing their SUMP. This course explains the foundations of how planning authorities can overcome the barriers and how action planning is key to achieve this.
It also helps planners and decision describe and gain approval for selected measures and break the measures into actions and plan the implementation in more detail. The course will also address other crucial success factor in the SUMP process – monitoring and evaluation.
Monitoring and evaluation both the of the planning process and the measure implementation are crucial to the effectiveness of a SUMP.
Lastly, the course will give tips for managing the implementation process to ensure good coordination among all parties involved.
Material
Resource Pack Communication and Stakeholder Involvement of the new SUMP | Author: Fred Dotter, Mobiel 21
Slides Communication and stakeholder involvement of the new SUMP | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
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Exercises Communication and Stakeholder Involvement | Author: András Ekés, Mobilissimus
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Material
Training concept on Achieving political and internal buy-in in the SUMP process | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
Achieving political and internal buy-in for SUMPs | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
Achieving political and internal buy-in in the SUMP process – Summary | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
Material
Land Use Planning and Mobility Management | Author: Karl-Heinz Posch, FGM-AMOR
Land use and planning training exercise | Author: Karl-Heinz Posch, FGM-AMOR
Land Use and Mobility Management – Summary | Author: Karl-Heinz Posch, FGM-AMOR
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