Webinars

Multimodality made visible – Mobility Points in Baltic Sea Region cities

Attachment	Size
A. Sičiūnienė \| Mobility Point Planning Process in Vilnius - Lessons Learned	16.84 MB
L. Wiechmann \| Mobility Points in Rostock - Involvement and communication strategy	2.45 MB
K. Gaučė \| Multimodality made visible - Mobility points	43.45 MB
N. Kotoviča \| Riga: Mobility Point as a Testbed for Collecting Open Urban Data	2.44 MB
M. Abraham \| What did we learn from the pilots – process evaluation results for the Mobility Point implementation	518.16 KB

Breaking bad habits – Increasing multimodality through mobility management

Attachment	Size
L. Wiechmann \| How can mobility management change citizens' behaviour	2.63 MB
R. Glazik & J. Rusek \| Mobility management in the city admnisitration - Mobile Office — Active Official	12.69 MB
J. Voss \| Walking buses and mobility days — mobility management with schools	2.36 MB
V. Engel \| Toolbox for mobility management	6.32 MB

Getting the citizens on board – Testing innovative ways of involvement

Attachment	Size
K. Gauce \| Planning for people. Multimodality in Vilnius	5 MB
C. Andersson \| Citizen involvement in Karlskrona: Adapting to local conditions in a smaller city	3.72 MB
N. Kotovica \| RIGA: Best public engagement practices implemented during the challenging year 2020	7.08 MB
E. Kreutz \| Getting citizens on board - citizen involvement in cities.multimodal	1.69 MB

Co-creating urban space - testing the living street concept in the Baltic Sea Region

Attachment	Size
M. Szymanska \| Testing the Living Street concept in Gdansk - Involving the locals as a key to success	3.54 MB
L. Wiechmann \| How temporary actions can transform cities	3.6 MB