Transforming European Metropolitan Regions Smart mobility for better liveability
Transforming European Metropolitan Regions Smart mobility for better liveability
- Ljubljana ZRC SAZU, Založba ZRC 2019
- 1 online resource (70 p.)
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Promet v metropolitanskih regijah povzroča zastoje in velike količine toplogrednih plinov ter s tem nalaga velike izzive oblastem pri zagotavljanju zdravih življenjskih pogojev za prebivalce in podpornega okolja za razvoj gospodarstva. Tako je glavni cilj projekta SMART-MR podpreti lokalne in regionalne oblasti pri izboljšanju prometne politike in zagotavljanju trajnostnih ukrepov za dosego prožne nizkoogljične mobilnosti v metropolitanskih regijah. Za rešitev tega vprašanja je 10 projektnih partnerjev iz 8 metropolitanskih regij (Oslo, Göteborg, Helsinki, Budimpešta, Ljubljana, Rim, Porto in Barcelona) delilo svoje izkušnje s področja prometa in načrtovanja mobilnosti in v tem okviru organiziralo 7 delavnic. Namen publikacije ni predstaviti vseh rezultatov projekta, temveč se osredotoča zgolj na glavna sporočila, ki jih prikazujemo v obliki osmih korakov za vodenje sprememb. Transportation in urban areas, particularly metropolitan regions, generates congestion and vast greenhouse gas emissions, and thus imposes enormous challenges upon authorities in providing healthy living conditions and a supportive environment for businesses. Thus, the overall objective of the SMART-MR project was to support local and regional authorities in improving transport policies and providing sustainable measures for achieving resilient low-carbon transportation and mobility in metropolitan regions. To tackle this issue, ten project partners from eight metropolitan regions (Oslo, Gothenburg, Helsinki, Budapest, Ljubljana, Rome, Porto, and Barcelona) have shared their experience in transport and mobility planning by holding seven topically interrelated workshops. The goal of this publication is not to present all of the project results. It only focuses on the main lessons learned during the seven workshops.
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English
9789610501619 9789610501626 9789610501626
10.3986/9789610501626 doi
Europe
Transport planning and policy
Urban and municipal planning and policy
climate change land use metropolitan region metropolitanska regija mobility mobilnost podnebne spremembe promet raba tal transport
Open Access
Promet v metropolitanskih regijah povzroča zastoje in velike količine toplogrednih plinov ter s tem nalaga velike izzive oblastem pri zagotavljanju zdravih življenjskih pogojev za prebivalce in podpornega okolja za razvoj gospodarstva. Tako je glavni cilj projekta SMART-MR podpreti lokalne in regionalne oblasti pri izboljšanju prometne politike in zagotavljanju trajnostnih ukrepov za dosego prožne nizkoogljične mobilnosti v metropolitanskih regijah. Za rešitev tega vprašanja je 10 projektnih partnerjev iz 8 metropolitanskih regij (Oslo, Göteborg, Helsinki, Budimpešta, Ljubljana, Rim, Porto in Barcelona) delilo svoje izkušnje s področja prometa in načrtovanja mobilnosti in v tem okviru organiziralo 7 delavnic. Namen publikacije ni predstaviti vseh rezultatov projekta, temveč se osredotoča zgolj na glavna sporočila, ki jih prikazujemo v obliki osmih korakov za vodenje sprememb. Transportation in urban areas, particularly metropolitan regions, generates congestion and vast greenhouse gas emissions, and thus imposes enormous challenges upon authorities in providing healthy living conditions and a supportive environment for businesses. Thus, the overall objective of the SMART-MR project was to support local and regional authorities in improving transport policies and providing sustainable measures for achieving resilient low-carbon transportation and mobility in metropolitan regions. To tackle this issue, ten project partners from eight metropolitan regions (Oslo, Gothenburg, Helsinki, Budapest, Ljubljana, Rome, Porto, and Barcelona) have shared their experience in transport and mobility planning by holding seven topically interrelated workshops. The goal of this publication is not to present all of the project results. It only focuses on the main lessons learned during the seven workshops.
Creative Commons
English
9789610501619 9789610501626 9789610501626
10.3986/9789610501626 doi
Europe
Transport planning and policy
Urban and municipal planning and policy
climate change land use metropolitan region metropolitanska regija mobility mobilnost podnebne spremembe promet raba tal transport