And that’s a wrap … ELABORATOR’s 1st Plenary in its Lighthouse city of Issy-les-Moulineaux! Our consortium of 38 partners came together on 31 January and 1 February for two days packed with fun co-creation activities and insightful discussions.
The event was filled with engaging moments and collaborative efforts, reiterating once again the project’s commitment towards designing sustainable urban mobility and fostering climate-neutral cities.
Several workshops were organised by different work package leads, allowing cities and technical partners to brainstorm together crucial aspects of the project: the topics were multifold, ranging from identifying expected impacts to defining the co-design of ELABORATOR’s co-creation toolkits, from reflecting on the project’s storytelling, to reviewing the interventions’ twinning, no stone was left unturned. Indeed, the exchange of perspectives and understanding of needs between Lighthouse and Follower cities was a central theme, allowing them to grow closer together as they gear up for their collaborative journey.
But that’s not all – partners also got to experience first-hand the host city’s planned mobility intervention to make their streets safer for vulnerable road users. The immersive experience provided valuable insights into the real-world impact of ELABORATOR’s pilots, inspiring fellow cities for their own interventions.
Los 3 años ELABORADOR El proyecto, que involucra a 38 socios, está utilizando un enfoque holístico para la planificación, diseño, implementación y despliegue de innovaciones e intervenciones para la movilidad urbana sostenible. Estas pueden incluir herramientas inteligentes de control, rediseño y asignación dinámica del espacio, servicios compartidos, e integración de modos de transporte activos y verdes.
Las intervenciones se demostrarán en varias ciudades de Europa, comenzando con seis Ciudades Faro: Milán (Italia), Copenhague (Dinamarca), Helsinki (Finlandia), Issy-les-Moulineaux (Francia), Zaragoza (España) y Trikala (Grecia); y seis Ciudades Seguidoras entre las que se encuentran Lund (Suecia), Liberec (República Checa), Velenje (Eslovenia), Split (Croacia), Krusevac (Serbia) y Ioannina (Grecia). Cada ciudad implementará una o más ‘intervenciones’ innovadoras para mejorar la movilidad urbana, con el objetivo de demostrar cómo implementar la intervención y mostrar su efectividad a las Ciudades Observadoras.
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