PROSPECT Webinar on Business models, funding and financing transport
11 June 2020
Will your city be European Green Leaf in 2022?
28 July 2020
| Please note that in light of the ongoing uncertainty around the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic the European Commission’s Urban Mobility Days Conference in 2020 will be held as a fully digital event. Previously intended to take place as a three-day conference in Brussels from 29 September to 2 October, the event’s new online format will enable participants to join debates and exchange expertise on the most important urban mobility topics safely from their own desks. Further details on the digital event program, plus registration will follow very soon on this page. Follow #urbanmobility to catch sight of the latest conference updates. The conference combines two leading events from Europe’s transport calendar: the CIVITAS Forum Conference and the European Conference on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs). It will allow policymakers, local authorities, academics, NGOs, urban transport practitioners, urban planners, and all those putting the SUMP concept into practice to share their experiences using a virtual forum. Over the course of the digital conference, delegates will hear sustainable urban mobility success stories from the CIVITAS Living Labs(link is external) projects – and other examples of pioneering excellence from Europe and further afield. These will equip attendees with inspiration, tools, and know-how to further advance clean and sustainable transport in line with the European Green Deal. With such a wealth of expertise and knowledge-sharing, Urban Mobility Days provides the ideal opportunity to digitally network, debate key issues, and exchange ideas on emerging transport trends and technologies and the latest developments in sustainable urban mobility planning. The conference will also go beyond transport by connecting zero-emission mobility initiatives with broader EU efforts to tackle climate change and make Europe a carbon-neutral continent by 2050. Conference activities will also address the resilience of urban mobility in unforeseen circumstances, and take stock of lessons learned to date during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
