Green Energy and Low Carbon sector Local Skills Improvement Plan Roundtable
Green Energy and Low Carbon sector Local Skills Improvement Plan Roundtable
Wed, Feb 8, 2023 1:30 PM GMT (+00:00)
Free
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MOBI-MIX Expert Roundtable "Collaboration Models with the Private Sector"
A MOBI-MIX roundtable discussion with high-level experts on the topic of "collaboration models with the private sector in urban mobility".
When and where
Date and time
Location
Online
About this event
Why organize a high-level discussion roundtable?
The involvement of international experts allows public authorities to source and select globally the best ideas, state-of-the-art approaches and innovative examples that enables the public authorities to have a wide range of design options which goes beyond the usual options in their local network. This transforms cities into informed decision-makers, ultimately leading to an improved implementation of Smart Mobility.
What can you expect from the expert discussion?
- Examples of best practices
- Direction on how challenges can be addressed by cities
- Examples of failed practices
You can read about the results from the first roundtable discussion here.
The international speakers that will lead the discussions are:
-Nico Largo, University of Oregon & Urbanism Next
-Cecilia Sbrolli and Steven Verschuur, Osborne & Clarke
-Colin Hughes, Lyft
-Angelo Meuleman, Taxi stop
-Robert Schopen and Liz Gray, Cowheels
-Sharon Feigon and Colin Murphy, Shared-Use Mobility Center
-Philippe Crist, International Transport Forum
-Antonia Roberts, CoMoUK
THE PROJECT
MOBI-MIX intends to facilitate the up-take of innovative transport solutions to fulfill their potential and have a positive impact in reducing carbon emissions. MOBI-MIX will develop and source state-of-the-art public-private collaboration models for more effective implementation of micromobility and MaaS solutions, ultimately leading to a more livable city.
Challenge/problem statement: Cities lack instruments and strategies to effectively collaborate with the private sector to implement innovative mobility solutions.
Objective: The public authorities Rotterdam, Antwerp, Mechelen and Valenciennes Méteropole will jointly explore and demonstrate approaches to attract and implement sustainable, shared mobility solutions in their city-specific pilots.
Decision-making tool: Together with mobility experts, a decision-making tool will be developed that will act as a guiding tool for all cities.