From 25-27 May, the ELABORATOR consortium gathered in Helsinki for its 5th and concluding plenary meeting, hosted by VTT.
Over three productive days, partners exchanged insights, reviewed progress across the Living Labs, and discussed the key outcomes achieved so far as we move closer to the project’s final conference this November.
As ELABORATOR approaches its closing stage, Lighthouse Cities are finalising the evaluation of interventions implemented throughout the project, while Follower Cities continue showcasing the benefits of collaboration and city-to-city learning through the twinning activities.
More updates, results, and information about the final conference will be coming soon!
Thank you to all partners and contributors whose dedication continues to turn ELABORATOR’s vision into a reality.
Other recent ELABORATOR News:
- Supporting better decision-making through collaborative simulation: the ELABORATOR Community of Practice in action
- Split transforming public space through smart mobility solutions
- Parking policies and mobility solutions in ELABORATOR
- Integrating gender into climate-neutral mobility: Lessons from the Trikala Living Lab
- ELABORATOR Lighthouse City Zaragoza wins 2026 Access City Award
About ELABORATOR
ELABORATOR is a European Living Lab project focused on designing sustainable urban mobility solutions for climate-neutral cities, involving co-creation with vulnerable user groups and local authorities. Funded by the Horizon EU programme, iRAP is one of 38 partners involved the project using a holistic approach for planning, designing, implementing and deploying innovations and interventions for sustainable urban mobility. These may include smart enforcement tools, space redesign and dynamic allocation, shared services, and integration of active and green modes of transportation. The interventions will be demonstrated in several cities across Europe, starting with six Lighthouse Cities of Milan (Italy), Copenhagen (Denmark), Helsinki (Finland), Issy-les-Moulineaux (France), Zaragoza (Spain) and Trikala (Greece); and six Follower Cities including Lund (Sweden), Liberec (Czech Republic), Velenje (Slovenia), Split (Croatia), Krusevac (Serbia) and Ioannina (Greece). Each city will be implementing one or more innovative ‘interventions’ to improve urban mobility, with the aim of demonstrating how to implement the intervention and showcase their effectiveness to ‘Observer’ Cities.
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