Past events

The webinar "Multimodality made visible – Mobility Points in Baltic Sea Region" cities will take place Wedensday March 10 at 09:30-11 CET. This is the fourth and final session in the series, if you missed the previous ones you can find them here

What does managing mobility entail and how do you influence different target groups to promote multimodality? 

In the cities.multimodal webinar session "Breaking bad habits – Increasing multimodality through mobility management", you will learn more about mobility management for different target groups and the publication "Toolbox for multmodality" will be released!

The second cities.multimodal webinar session "Getting the citizens on board – Testing innovative ways of involvement"  will take place on Thursday 14th of Janauary 9:30-11 CET.

The first session of the cities.multimodal webinar series is dedicated to the Living Street concept and how it has been adapted and implemented in a Baltic Sea Region context.

The 11th Annual Forum of the EUSBSR will be held in ONLINE on 20th of October and will in the usual order include plenaries and workshop, however this year the Forum is organized online in its entirity.

The theme of the forum is Our Region, Our Future - Towards a Decade of Innovation and Sustainability.

For more information access the event website.

Previously intended to take place as a three-day conference in Brussels, the event's new online format will enable participants to join debates and exchange expertise on the most important urban mobility topics safely from their own desks.

The Baltic Sea Region Mobility Summit 2020 will be held online 8-10 September.

cities.multimodal's sister project, BSR Electric is organising a virtual Final Conference 16-17 of June. The focus of the Final Conference will be on electric mobility and on electrification of commercial vehicles.

The Municipality of Cascais, together with EPOMM, proudly announces the ECOMM 2020 ONLINE! ECOMM is a European Conference on Mobility Management, the topic for 2020 is New Mobility… New Governance…New Realities for People and Cities - AGAIN!

A unique event that will gather several authors of the submitted papers to discuss the most pressing themes regarding mobility and with an additional focus on mobility in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

VELO-CITY 2020 has been postponed to 15-18 September 2020.

The global cycling summit VELO-CITY 2020 will take place in  Ljubjana, Slovenia 2-5 2020. The theme for the conference is 'Smart Cycling Inclusion', sub-themes are social innovation & tech, sharing public space & connecting people as well as policy of the future.

Read more about the event on the conference website.

The UBC TALKS webinar "Change your way(s) – towards multimodal urban mobility in BSR cities" is dedicated to the cities.multimodal partner cities Pskov, Riga and Tartu and their sustainable urban mobility journeys towards multimodality. UBC TALKS is a series of webinars launched by the UBC Sustainable Cities Commission to discuss various topics of the sustainable development in the Baltic Sea Region. Ensure your spot by registering today! ➡️ REGISTRATION

TRA, the Transport Research Arena, is the largest European research and technology conference on transport and mobility. In 2020, TRA takes place in Helsinki, Finland. Themed Rethinking transport – towards clean and inclusive mobility, TRA2020 brings together experts from around the world to discuss the newest innovations and future of mobility and transport.

Read more about the event on the event website.

cities.multimodal's 5th project meeting will be taking place in Tartu 21-24.04.2020, the meeting includes a visit to Pskov.

The Urban Future Global Conference 2020 will take place 1-3 April in Lisbon.

The thematic areas for the conference are:

• Mobility
• Water
• Districts
• Leadership

For more information visit the event website here.

cities.multimodal's 4th project meeting along with a training will take place in Vilnius 16-18 October. In connection to the project meeting a peer review and a second training will take place. The training will once again be organised in cooperation with the European mobility observatory Eltis.  For the peer review Vilnius will be visited by partner cities Kalmar, Guldborgsund and Tartu. The peer review will have a focus on mobility point implementation and indicators for multimodality.

The 15th UBC General Conference will be held in Kaunas 15-18 October 2019. More information will follow here.

2-4 October you can find us at the annual CIVTAS Forum in Graz, Austria. cities.multimodal will participate with a stand and take part in workshops.

In September the partner cities Riga, Aarhus and Rostock will visit Gdansk for a peer review. The topic of the peer review is mobility management for kindergartens and schools.

The 10th Congress of Active Mobility will be focused primarily on the following thematic areas: sustainable mobility in the cities, psychology and sociology of transport, autonomous transport and its impact on urban residents, active mobility electrically supported (electric bikes mainly). The organiser of the event is the City of Gdansk along with the Polish Union of Active Mobility (PUMA) which is acting as a partner for the event.

The partner cities Rostock, Aarhus and Gdansk will visit Riga for a peer review in September. More details to follow!

Dublin City Council will host the Velo-City 2019 international cycling conference in Dublin. The Velo-City conference is the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) annual global cycling summit organised by the ECF and selected host cities.

The focus of 6th edition of the European Conference on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans is on providing support to sustainable and active cities within the SUMP context, i.e. how to make cities more walkable and cycle-friendly.

The 10^th Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) 's themes are demographic changes along with circular and sharing economy.

The theme for the 2019 Global Public Transport Summit is ‘The Art of Public Transport’. With almost 130 years...

The URBAN FUTURE global conference is the world´s largest meeting dedicated exclusively to CityChangers – decision makers who actively, passionately and effectively make cities more sustainable.

The Annual Summit of the International Transport Forum is the premier global transport policy event. The 2019 ITF Summit's topic is Transport Connectivity for Regional Integration.

In May it's time for cities.multimodal's second study visit which will take place in Bremen and Hamburg.

In May the partner cities Riga, Aarhus and Gdansk will visit Rostock for a peer review.

cities.multimodal's third project meeting will take place in Aarhus 11-12 of April.

In April the city of Aarhus will host a peer review for Riga, Rostock and Gdansk, the peer review will focus on campaigns for living streets.

The Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme Conference 2019 is gathering people responsible for allocating EU funds as well as for using them. Before looking into a new EU funding period...

More info and registration here https://www.eumayors.eu/news-and-events/events/upcoming-events/2076-covenant-of-mayors-webinar-financing-sustainable-mobility.html

The 2nd internal project meeting for cties.multimodal partners will take place in October in Riga. More information coming soon!

In the beginning of September, the cities.multimodal partner cities will visit the cities of Copenhagen (DK) and Malmö (SE) for a study trip on how to successfully involve citizens into mobility...

Cities.multimodal's sister project “Sustainable Urban Mobility and Commuting in Baltic Cities” SUMBA is an INTERREG BSR funded project focusing on sustainable and green commuting.