SUMP-PLUS – Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning: Pathways and Links to Urban Systems

SUMP-PLUS
ACTIVITY INFORMATION
What we are doing

CIVITAS ‘SUMP-PLUS’ is a Research and Innovation Actions project, designed to address urban mobility related challenges and to exploit new opportunities by developing a strong, rigorous evidence base through a co-created City Laboratories approach (to be demonstrated in 6 EU cities) building on the strengths of existing SUMPs and SULPs. It has 4 primary policy objectives: 1. Develop and apply a set of context-specific mobility transformation pathways that will enable cities to map out a practical implementation pathway; 2. Demonstrate how cities can develop stronger links with other urban system components, while taking into account disruptive technological and contextual developments; 3. Identify new solutions that will increase efficiency and sustainability in both the freight and passenger sectors; 4. Identify and demonstrate new partnerships and business models that enable various mobility objectives to be met cost-effectively through appropriate public/private sector partnerships.

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What we are achieving

Promoting the project and its results among multiple beneficiaries is an important goal of the project. ICLEI therefor develops, implements, and monitors a detailed strategy for communication, dissemination, and exploitation. ICLEI will thereby safeguard the implementation and replication of developed solutions beyond the project’s lifetime. ICLEI will further develop a typology of city types that recognises different contexts.

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Partners

European Integrated Projects, FGM-AMOR Austrian Mobility Research, International Association of Public Transport, MemEx, SciencesPo, Space Syntax, Technical University of Crete, Transport for Greater Manchester, University College London, Vectos

Related publications

2021
Developing Transition Pathways for Mobility in European Cities - Challenges and New Approaches
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2020
CIVITAS SUMP-PLUS - CREATE as a theoretical foundation
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