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Register now for the 1st World Forum on Sustainable Mobility

Register now at: http://www.governance-mobility.org/en/register/

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Necessary cooperation between local authorities and researchers

The Forum aims at providing a unique platform to carry out worldwide discussions amongst those who have a deep knowledge of the risks and problems of mobility, in the hope of meeting the challenges of sustainable development. It will identify innovative issues, facilitate fruitful discussions and long-term exchanges, with a view to devising cross-continental cooperation projects on “research and territory”.

To this end, the steering committee has adopted an international joint approach, validated by the scientific committee, and has addressed 2 calls:

> a call for contributions focusing on the various actions put in place locally and on the past and current research programmes, as long as they are innovative and can be duplicated,

> a call for cooperation projects on the needs for actions for cooperation and potential research projects.

These two calls have generated about 100 proposals from more than 30 countries in all the continents and have permitted to build the framework of a joint and transversal programme for all the mobility players in the world, who will soon meet in Nantes.

The forum will offer plenary sessions, workshops and informal meetings.

 

Who should attend ?

  • The scientific world
    Scientists, researchers in fundamental sciences or in human and social sciences, working in a public or private organisation, in charge of research programmes with possible applications in the field of mobility.
  • Local authorities
    Elected representatives or technicians working for a local or regional authority and in charge of transport and mobility policies, climate plan, Agenda 21, environment, urban and regional planning.

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  • Citizens
    Members or representatives of a non governmental organisation specialised in environment, social issues, mobility and transport Citizens’ associations, economic actors, representatives of transport users and trade unions, teachersplanning.

 

Download the programme:

Link to register : http://www.governance-mobility.org/en/register/

For more information, visit the forum website at : www.governance-mobility.org

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