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Welcome to the Eltis Mobility Update!
Here at Eltis, we've been looking forward to the CIVITAS Forum, which takes place in just a few weeks in Gdynia, Poland.
If you're planning on going and joining hundreds of CIVITAS stakeholders from around Europe, all of whom are devoted to the development of sustainable urban mobility in their cities, then don't forget to register (and to book your accommodation)!
In our news selection this month, you can read more about Hungary's plans to spend millions on developing cycling infrastructure, and find out how, according to a new report, a pan-European procurement strategy can help lower fuel cell bus prices.
We have two featured case studies in this edition of the EMU, both submitted by members of our growing Friends of Eltis community.
The first is about how the PUMAS project helped Venice develop a strategy to make sustainable mobility an essential element of its urban and educational policy. The second case study outlines how the CHUMS project worked with Craoiva to implement carpooling measures.
Finally, our feature this month looks at the Habitat III summit in Quito, Ecuador - where the international community will gather to discuss important urban challenges as the world’s cities grow at an unprecedented rate.
We summarise how transport and urban mobility can contribute to the debate this autumn and help further the New Urban Agenda.
Happy reading!
The Eltis Team
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