The process of developing policy generally involves research, analysis, consultation and synthesis of information to produce recommendations. Guidelines can help cities develop and assess their transport policies to address existing and new policy objectives. Research organisations and institutions provide valuable data and analysis to underpin policy recommendations and decisions.
Dear all! I am conducting a research on electric cars. I will be grateful if you could take few minutes of your time to answer the questions. https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/emobility_2018
Please note that no personal detail is required.
Thank you very much in advance!
Kind regards,
Tamara Demydenko
Book´s name
¨Gerenciamento da Mobilidade e Política Integrada dos Transportes
Pesquisa de resultados com sucesso no mundo, contribuindo com uma metodologia proposta para o Brasil e América Latina¨
Printed by Novas Edições Acadêmicas (2016-08-08), Germany
Project Book: ISBN-13: 978-3-8417-2145-7
ISBN-10:3841721451EAN:9783841721457
Language: PT from Brazil
Research vision and contribution for all transport and sustainable mobility community:
I have created a survey intended for individuals and organizations, who are concerned with Sustainable Mobility and Urban Development. The survey seeks to gain key insights into which factors best support change (modal shift) in cities, by better understanding the priorities, strategies and experiences of all who are concerned with this topic.
in the context of the starting European H2020 project MOBLITY4EU, I would like to know how many cities in Europe have developed SUMPs. Our first step in the project is identifying "societal trends" that have an impact on mobility/transport. Is there a dynamic in the domain of SUMPs, do many more cities develop such strategies that European institution want to see more and more developed?
Ideally I would like to get a live statistics, like those run by Eurostat or Urban Audit. I know I am a dreamer.
The European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI) is the tool set up for the ‘Juncker Investment Plan’.
The JESSICA programme supports sustainable urban development through financial engineering mechanisms.
UPDATE: Urban mobility can be supported by the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIFs) in accordance to the following objectives and articles:
The TEN-T forms the backbone of the European transport system with nine corridors across the EU. Since 2014 there is specific financing for the ‘urban nodes’ (i.e. the cities on the core network).
The ELENA programme covers up to 90 per cent of the technical cost to prepare large energy efficiency and renewables projects. This can help with obtaining financing, especially from private investors. The Commission is giving ELENA €15 million for the transport sector over 2016-2020.
Cities should contact ELENA directly.
For more information, visit the EIB website.
