Updates on the Solutions partnership and UEMI
The Urban Electric Mobility Initiative (UEMI) and the urban mobility SOLUTIONS network have selected cities and individuals from Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America to become active Urban Change Maker! This is part of a new partnership with the European Road Transport Research Advisory Council (ERTRAC) and the European Green Vehicles Initiative (EGVI) as part of the EU-funded project FUTURE-RADAR.
The Urban Electric Mobility Initiative (UEMI) and the urban mobility SOLUTIONS network have selected cities and individuals from Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America to become active Urban Change Maker! This is part of a new partnership with the European Road Transport Research Advisory Council (ERTRAC) and the European Green Vehicles Initiative (EGVI) as part of the EU-funded project FUTURE-RADAR.
WUF9 - Special Session on Urban Mobility / Recommendations
UEMI_Solutions: Workshop/Trainings
India and Vietnam
The UEMI_SOLUTIONS Team presented urban mobility solutions to city officials and stakeholders in workshops in India and Vietnam. The focus of the training was on implementation action in South- and Southeast Asia contributing to the international exchange on transport innovation of the FUTURE RADAR project. The challenges for Kochi, Hanoi and Hai Phong were discussed at the workshops and practical steps to conceptualise, finance and implement low-carbon urban mobility solutions in the city to deliver on the New Urban Agenda and improve the quality of life in the cites.
Several measures have been identified that can be pursued as part of a joint pilot project, such as the electrification of the auto-rickshaw fleet in Kochi and the scoters and motorbikes in Hai Phong and Hanoi. This was complemented by ideas on solar-charging systems, opportunities for local businesses and transport operators and linkages to public transport systems. Further needs for city-to-city exchange for example on the Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority (to be established in Kochi) and Bus Rapid Transit (currently under consideration in Hai Phong) were identified.
India and Vietnam
The UEMI_SOLUTIONS Team presented urban mobility solutions to city officials and stakeholders in workshops in India and Vietnam. The focus of the training was on implementation action in South- and Southeast Asia contributing to the international exchange on transport innovation of the FUTURE RADAR project. The challenges for Kochi, Hanoi and Hai Phong were discussed at the workshops and practical steps to conceptualise, finance and implement low-carbon urban mobility solutions in the city to deliver on the New Urban Agenda and improve the quality of life in the cites.
Several measures have been identified that can be pursued as part of a joint pilot project, such as the electrification of the auto-rickshaw fleet in Kochi and the scoters and motorbikes in Hai Phong and Hanoi. This was complemented by ideas on solar-charging systems, opportunities for local businesses and transport operators and linkages to public transport systems. Further needs for city-to-city exchange for example on the Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority (to be established in Kochi) and Bus Rapid Transit (currently under consideration in Hai Phong) were identified.
World Urban Forum, Kuala Lumpur
February 2018
February 2018
Integrated & Sustainable Urban Mobility: Effective sector transformation through connecting institutional and policy frameworks with planning & investment
12 February 2018, 14.00 - 15.00 at the German Pavilion
Opening Remarks by Anke Brummer-Kohler, Head of Division Urban Development, German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB)
Panel: Effective sector transformation through connecting institutional and policy frameworks with planning & investment
Moderation: Markus Delfs, Coordinator MobiliseYourCity Partnership
12 February 2018, 14.00 - 15.00 at the German Pavilion
Opening Remarks by Anke Brummer-Kohler, Head of Division Urban Development, German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB)
Panel: Effective sector transformation through connecting institutional and policy frameworks with planning & investment
Moderation: Markus Delfs, Coordinator MobiliseYourCity Partnership
- Hermann Amecke, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB), Germany
- Paolo Ciccarelli, Head of Unit C5 – Cities, Local Authorities, Digitalisation, Infrastructures - European Commission – International Cooperation and Development (DG DEVCO)
- Sarah Habersack, Project Director / MobiliseYourCity Coordinator India, GIZ India
- Oliver Lah, Wuppertal Institute/UN-HABITAT
Urban Pathways – Supporting Low Carbon Plans for Urban Basic Services
12 February 2018, 11.00 - 12.00 at the German Pavilion
UEMI_SOLUTIONS together with UN-Habitat und the International Climate Initiative discussed concrete examples of sustainable urban mobility to support low carbon plans in Brazil, Nepal and India.
Speaker:
12 February 2018, 11.00 - 12.00 at the German Pavilion
UEMI_SOLUTIONS together with UN-Habitat und the International Climate Initiative discussed concrete examples of sustainable urban mobility to support low carbon plans in Brazil, Nepal and India.
Speaker:
- Hon. Soumini Jain, Mayor of Cochin, India
- Diana Motta, Ministério das Cidades, Brazil
- Hermann Amecke, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMUB), Germany
- Christian Borchard, Programme Office International Climate Initiative (IKI)
Networking Event: Boosting Urban Energy, Mobility and Resource Management
11 February from 11:00 - 13:00 PM in room AFINUA
This event brought together players working on climate change and urban development objectives and explored the interface between urban and national actions. The participants actively discussed sustainable urban mobility options in Brazil, Nepal and Malaysia, as well as investigating the funding options of the International Climate Initiative (IKI) and financing options from the KfW.
11 February from 11:00 - 13:00 PM in room AFINUA
This event brought together players working on climate change and urban development objectives and explored the interface between urban and national actions. The participants actively discussed sustainable urban mobility options in Brazil, Nepal and Malaysia, as well as investigating the funding options of the International Climate Initiative (IKI) and financing options from the KfW.
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Special Session: Urban mobility and safe and accessible transport for all
11 February 14:30 - 16:30, One UN room Organisation: Andre Dzikus, Coordinator Urban Basic Services Branch Stefanie Holzwarth, Associate Human Settlements Officer, Urban Mobility Unit Moderation: Oliver Lah (Urban Pathways) 14.30-14.35: Opening Remarks by Andre Dzikus, Coordinator, Urban Basic Services Branch, UN-Habitat 14.35-14.42: Luxembourg’s multimodal transport strategy By Mr Francois Bausch, Minister for Sustainable Development and Infrastructure of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg 14.42-14.55: The role of transport and mobility in delivering on the New Urban Agenda Voices on the importance of sustainable urban mobility in achieving the global commitments, in particular urban sustainability, climate protection and access for all - Marcio Deslandes, Global Policies Director, European Cycling Federation (ECF) – The contribution of Cycling to the New Urban Agenda - Diana Meirelles da Motta, Director of Urban Planning, Ministry of Cities, Brazil – Brazil’s efforts towards sustainable urban mobility on national level 14.55-15.30: Urban mobility in action – showcasing best practices & innovations City, private sector and civil society perspectives on the way towards a multi-stakeholder implementation plan for mobility that delivers on the New Urban Agenda. Pecha Kucha style presentations on each initiative/ project, focusing on the potential contribution to the New Urban Agenda - Soumini Jain, Mayor of Kochi, India, MobiliseYourCity Partner City – Kochi’s effort to decarbonize the transport sector - Reinhard Fitz, Head of the International Business Development Department, Doppelmayr – Urban Cable Cars, a new dimension to sustainable urban mobility/ How can the private sector contribute to the NUA? |
- Ronald Lwakatare, CEO Dar Rapid Transit – Bus Rapid Transit as one potential opportunity for fast-growing cities – A case study from Dar es Salaam
- Mark Lin, Head of International City Operations, Mobike – Disruptive technology - Integrating Ride-Share with High-Capacity Public Transport - Carlosfelipe Pardo, Director, Despacio – Placemaking as a tool to promote streets as public spaces – Moving from WUF7 in Medellin to WUF 9 in Kuala Lumpur 15.30-15.40: Intervention by Host Country or City Showcasing Malaysia’s efforts towards sustainable mobility in the context of the New Urban Agenda - Mohd Azharuddin Mat Sah, CEO, The Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) - “Cycling Guru” – Winner of the Urban Brains Cycling Competition 15.40-15.50: Data & Tracking progress on sustainable urban mobility Tracking, monitoring and projecting efforts on sustainable urban mobility is key to assess past trends, understand where the transport sector is heading to, and provide recommendations for future scenarios. - Representative of SUM4All - Urban Access - Philip Turner, UITP - Importance of tracking progress on Sustainable Urban Mobility against the New Urban Agenda and the Agenda 2030 - Madeline Zhu, WhereIsMyTransport – Innovative Data Collection/ Paratransit Mapping 15.50-16.57: Up-scaling and Project Financing - Daniel Guenther, German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, BMZ – Transformative Urban Mobility Initiative (TUMI) - How can transport commitments contribute to the achievement of the NUA 16.57-16.20: Recommendations on the Way Forward on Sustainable Urban Mobility in the New Urban Agenda Moderated Discussion by Mark Major, Senior Advisor - Partnership for Sustainable Low Carbon Transport (SloCaT) – no presentations needed - Shreya Gadepalli, ITDP India Director - Ronald Lwakatare, DART - Soumini Jain, Mayor of Kochi, MobiliseYourCity Partner City, India 16.20 – 16.30 Q&A and Conclusion by Oliver Lah, Wuppertal Institute |
G-STIC 2017
October, 2017 - Brussels
October, 2017 - Brussels
Opening and introduction to the programme, Oliver Lah (Wuppertal Institute)
Keynote presentation - The role of transport and mobility in delivering on the New Urban Agenda, AISA KIRABO KACYIRA
Session 1: Electric mobility as part of a wider transition towards sustainable urban mobility
Chair person: Oliver Lah
This session presented highlights on the role of electric mobility solutions for different modes of transport and will provide an overview on the wider sustainable development context.
Three Revolutions in Urban Transportation
How to achieve the full potential of vehicle electrification, automation and shared mobility in urban transportation systems around the world by 2050, LEW FULTON
Session 2: E-mobility solutions in action
Short presentations focusing on innovative solutions from Asia, Europe, Africa and Latin America.
Research contribution to urban electric mobility - International cooperation activities, PATRICK MERCIER-HANDISYDE
E-mobility, JOERI VAN MIERLO
Session 3: Perspectives from city administrations
Chair person: Oliver Lah
Theme: Implementing of sustainable e-mobility solutions: barriers and opportunities. What solutions are available and how are they implemented to move towards sustainable urban mobility?
Guiding question: What policies are needed to achieve a sustainable, low-carbon pathway for transport, what barriers have to be overcome and how would a integrated policy strategy need to be designed to provide a basis for political coalitions? What are the common challenges of cities and where are the differences and what are the key criteria for transferability?
Implementing sustainable mobility solutions in Belo Horizonte, ROGERIO CARVALHO SILVA
Implementing of Sustainable Mobility Solutions : the next step for Kochi, RAJAN CHEDAMBATH
MobiliseYourCity, MAEL MARTINIE
Wrap up of panel debate - Implementing of sustainable e-mobility solutions: barriers and opportunities, DEBASHISH BHATTACHARJES
Keynote presentation - The role of transport and mobility in delivering on the New Urban Agenda, AISA KIRABO KACYIRA
Session 1: Electric mobility as part of a wider transition towards sustainable urban mobility
Chair person: Oliver Lah
This session presented highlights on the role of electric mobility solutions for different modes of transport and will provide an overview on the wider sustainable development context.
Three Revolutions in Urban Transportation
How to achieve the full potential of vehicle electrification, automation and shared mobility in urban transportation systems around the world by 2050, LEW FULTON
Session 2: E-mobility solutions in action
Short presentations focusing on innovative solutions from Asia, Europe, Africa and Latin America.
Research contribution to urban electric mobility - International cooperation activities, PATRICK MERCIER-HANDISYDE
E-mobility, JOERI VAN MIERLO
Session 3: Perspectives from city administrations
Chair person: Oliver Lah
Theme: Implementing of sustainable e-mobility solutions: barriers and opportunities. What solutions are available and how are they implemented to move towards sustainable urban mobility?
Guiding question: What policies are needed to achieve a sustainable, low-carbon pathway for transport, what barriers have to be overcome and how would a integrated policy strategy need to be designed to provide a basis for political coalitions? What are the common challenges of cities and where are the differences and what are the key criteria for transferability?
Implementing sustainable mobility solutions in Belo Horizonte, ROGERIO CARVALHO SILVA
Implementing of Sustainable Mobility Solutions : the next step for Kochi, RAJAN CHEDAMBATH
MobiliseYourCity, MAEL MARTINIE
Wrap up of panel debate - Implementing of sustainable e-mobility solutions: barriers and opportunities, DEBASHISH BHATTACHARJES
Urban Pathways - Delivering on the New Urban Agenda
The Urban Pathways project will make a direct contribution to the implementation of the New Urban Agenda and the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on energy transformation and sustainable mobility.
The project will:
The Urban Pathways project will make a direct contribution to the implementation of the New Urban Agenda and the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on energy transformation and sustainable mobility.
The project will:
- develop national action plans and concrete local implementation concepts to boost low-carbon urban development in key emerging economies - India, Brazil, Kenya and Viet Nam
- make an active contribution to achieve global climate change targets to a 1.5 Degree stabilisation pathway by unlocking the global emission reduction potential of urban energy, transport and resource sectors of 3.7Gt CO2 emissions by 2030
- establish a facility in close cooperation with other organisations and networks active in this area to support national and local governments
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