The Covid-19 pandemic has brought a new perspective on many existing policy issues, one of them being transnational mobility. The ongoing situation that brought forward many challenges such as closures of borders and reduced urban mobility, has also promoted new questions on how to build a sustainable vision of mobility in Europe.
About the project
This project has been created to explore the future of European mobility with contributions from several corners of Europe. Through a series of analyses, debates and exchanges, GEF partners will work to develop sustainable visions for a sustainable mobility in Europe.
Publications
This project is based on the European Mobility Atlas publication, which GEF has translated into Spanish and Italian in order to give the publication more of a European dimension.
A Green New Deal for Leeds City Region
Events
Institute for Political Ecology (8-10 October 2021)
As a part of it’s work on the future of sustainable mobility in Europe, GEF is implementing an expert panel with the support of Institute for Political Ecology. The expert panel will explore the connections of the just transition and the transition into the sustainable mobility model in Croatia and Europe.
GreenHouse ThinkTank (3rd December 2021)
A Green New Deal for Leeds City Region
GEF, with the support of GreenHouse ThinkTank is implementing a presentation of the report on Green New Deal for the Leeds City Region, in order to explore the effect of airport expansions on city economies across Europe. The event will serve to gather experts on sustainable economy and transport in the local experts. Furthermore, the event will be a platform to exchange positive examples from cities across Europe.
Transición Verde & Fundació Nous Horitzons (January 2022)
Debates on mobility across Spain
GEF is implementing a series of debates across Spain, together with Transición Verde and Fundació Nous Horitzons, exploring several topics within the European Mobility Atlas. The topics are 1. The future of transport in Europe; 2. Urbanism and bicycle transit; 3.Trains for the future. The topics will be explored together with a variety of stakeholders, including trade union representatives, politicians and NGOs. The debates will also be an opportunity to present specially created research on the future of mobility from the local context.
This project is led by the Green European Foundation. It is supported by Transicion Verde, Nous Horitzons Fundació, Green House Think Tank and Institute for Political Ecology. The published material has been realised with the financial support of the European Parliament to the Green European Foundation. The European Parliament is not responsible for the content of the attached published material.
