MOVE21 partner RISE conducted mapping in the Living Labs of Oslo, Gothenburg and Hamburg on governance environments, enablers and hindering factors to identify common factors for all three cities and point towards future work on governance innovation and related topics for the next two years. Engagement,
MOVE21 project partners met in Bologna and Rome (Italy) for a full four-day site visit between 28-31 March, to learn a bit more about the measures and activities that replicator cities are implementing in their jurisdiction area. After a warm welcome from Sergio Lo Giudice -
Central to the integrated approach of MOVE21 are three Living Labs in Oslo, Gothenburg and Hamburg, where 14 different types of mobility hubs and associated innovations are tested and means to overcome barriers for clean and smart mobility are being deployed until 2025.
A site for innovation in logistics, mobility, and social projects A single space for mobility offers, logistics and social projects – that is the idea for the new Neighbourhood Hub (‘Quartiers-Hub’) in Hamburg-Altona implemented as part of the EU-funded project MOVE21. A previously vacant building belonging
The MOVE21 study tour was kicked off with presentations by Vegar Andersen (Political Adviser to the Governing Mayor of the City of Oslo) and Maria Oscott (Head of mobility at Lindholmen Science Park, Gothenburg). Following breakout sessions addressed in more detail in an interesting discussion between
2-4 May 2022 saw the visit of His Royal Highness (HRH) Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette Marit of Norway to Sweden and HRH Crown Princess Victoria and HRH Prince Daniel. The visit included a programme in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The Norwegian Crown Prince
MOVE21 was featured the first day of 2022 on the national Portuguese broadcaster RTP, in the TV programme "De Lisboa a Estocolmo" (From Lisbon to Stockholm). From left to right, Benjamin Overaas (Ruter), Jan Tore Pedersen (MixMove), Tiina Ruohonen (City of Oslo), Fredryk Syversen (IKT-Norge), Patryk
The innovation project MOVE21, funded by the European Commission, aims at transforming European cities and their surroundings into climate-neutral centres for smart and clean mobility and logistics. Through an open innovation process called Living Lab, MOVE21 will strengthen the power of innovation and cooperation in the
A 9 million euro innovation project funded by the European Commission aims at transforming European cities and their surroundings into smart zero emissions nodes for mobility and logistics. The project, MOVE21, will help participating cities achieve a 30% reduction of transport-related emissions by 2030 via