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Danube Transnational Programme Capitalisation Thematic Pole 6 Sustainable Transport Systems and Mobility Marko Govek, Danilo Čeh Municipality of Velenje, Scientific Reserch centre Bistra Ptuj Ljubljana;

Presentation overview: Thematic pole 6 projects (CHESTNUT, CityWalk, eGUTS, Linking Danube, Transdanube.Pearls, TRANSGREEN) Project Synergies Pole 6 capitalisation in practice

COMPETITORS BECOME PARTNERS The common challenges are related to wider use of environmentally- friendly and safe transport systems and modes in order to contribute to more sustainable regional and local mobility. COMPETITORS BECOME PARTNERS

Why-capitalisation? Overview on main projects’ results, Accessibility, impact and durability of knowledge, Integrating new knowledge and good practices into Regional, National or European policy-making levels, Valorize and give visibility, Re-use and transfer of knowledge achieved.

Capitalisation Thematic Pole 6 Will be process through which an experience is identified, valued and documented in various media. This systematic process will allow learning of lessons and identification of good practices. Thanks to this approach, the practice can change and improve and may thereafter be adopted by others.

What we have to do for building pole?

Why do good practices matter? For an organization to progress and adapt to change, it must become a learning organization which draws lessons from experiences (own and other) in order to identify and understand good practices. These good practices will improve the way the organization works. They can be applied to specific contexts, institutionalized, shared and replicated at different levels: from local to international. However, if no action is taken to analyse, capitalize and share the knowledge gained in programmes and projects, results will not be transmitted, the same mistakes will be repeated, the success of experiences will not be known and opportunities for improved practices will be lost, thereby preventing the sharing of good practices. An organization can turn knowledge into action through knowledge sharing and capitalization of experiences.

Project presentation: CHESTNUT, CompreHensive Elaboration of STrategic plaNs for sustainable Urban Transport CHESTNUT contribution - keywords: SUMP in FUA level, better integrated PT, soft mobility modes on rural - urban level Development of joint methodology to develop“regional /FUA“ mobility scenarios; drafting Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) at FUA level (support to new policy making with a special focus on people) SUMP development – training seminars implementing 12 pilot actions involving sub-groups of project partners.

Project presentation: CityWalk, Towards energy responsible places: establishing walkable cities in the Danube Region CityWalk contribution - keywords: Active mobility, Walking Guidebook for Designing of Walkability Plans, training courses, workshops 10 Local walkability plans Index measuring the level of walkability Walkability guide Online walkability tool 10 Pilots - according to local walkability plans Policy proposal package

Project presentation: eGUTS, Electric, Electronic and Green Urban Transport Systems eGUTS contribution – keywords: e-mobility in Danube area, e-mobility app Regional Strategic Platforms eGUTS Standards DTP eMob Strategy Individual Local Action Plans for eGUTS Cities Trainings on elaboration of Local Action Plans eGUTS APP 3 types of Pilot Actions in DTP Cities & Regions (charging infrastructure, e- vehicles, electric PT)

Project presentation: LinkingDanube - Linking transnational, multimodal traveller information and journey planners for environmentally-friendly mobility in the Danube Region LinkingDanube contribution - key words: cross- border public transport, sustainable mobility journey planner Concept for transnational Journey Planners Technical Tool (Journey Planners) Danube Scout (Website/App) Pilot Action Strategy Workshop Local learning and dissemination Workshops Exploitation Strategy

Project presentation: Transdanube Project presentation: Transdanube.Pearls - Network for Sustainable Mobility along the Danube Transdanube.Pearls - key words: Sustainable mobility & tourism, multimodality Common Standards Network Implementation Strategy Management organization Guidelines/Tools for Mobility Plans and Services Sustainable Regional Tourism Mobility Plans SRTMPs Testing new/improved mobility services Guidelines/Tools for Mobility Information Services Testing Mobility Information Centres Interfaces for exchanging mobility information Trainings, mutual learning workshops & visits

Project presentation: TRANSGREEN - Integrated Transport and Green Infrastructure Planning in the Danube-Carpathian Region for the Benefit of People and Nature TRANSGREEN - key words: safe and fauna friendly road and rail infrastructure, planning, ecological corridors Web-based database Planning toolkit Workshops on "Integrated transport infrastructure" Catalogue of measures for each pilot site Actions focusing on conflict minimization Environmental Impact Assesment training events Strategic Action Plans

Project synergies (stakeholders, data exchange, methodologies, outputs, policies, strategies, action plans, pilots, joint promotion and dissemination)

EXAMPLE: synergies CHESNUT with other projects CHESTNUT + LinkingDanube common points: FUA SUMP : better connected rural – urban PT and soft mobility modes + PT on demand – better, more useful travel planner app Inclusion of CHESTNUT pilot cities to LD jurney planner CHESTNUT + CityWalk common points: FUA SUMP : park&walk – emphasis on walking / cycling as a preferred last mile mode Pilot actions CHESTNUT + eGUTS common point: FUA SUMP : Regional strategic platform (cooperation of regional key stakeholders in policy & meassures formulation E-mobility, e-car sharing models – SUMP meassure

CHESTNUT + Transdanube.Pearls: Tourstic promotion of „CHESTNUT regions“ Better cooperation of mobility operators on regional level CHESTNUT + TRANSGREEN: FUA SUMP – people and environment friendly traffic infrastructure Improved policy formulation and stakeholders inclusion - adapting of planed infrastructure projects CHESTNUT + eGUTS common point: FUA SUMP : Regional strategic platform (cooperation of regional key stakeholders in policy & measures formulation E-mobility, e-car sharing models – SUMP measure

Sustainable Transport Systems and Mobility Capitalisation DTP Pole in action 1. Internal pole communication protocol email, phone, web conferencing, annual meetings Joint event calender 2. External pole communication Common social media profiles - linkedIN Pole 6 newsletters. Common contact databases.

Sustainable Transport Systems and Mobility Capitalization DtP Pole in action 3. Peer review / benchmarking / cross-fertilization Structured list of identified synergies between projects Facilitating of key (ASP) stakesholder cooperation Annual meeting – benchmarkin workshops (exchange of experience, gathered data, methodologies) Joint policy paper (2019)

Sustainable Transport Systems and Mobility Capitalization DTP Pole in action Situation May 2017 (all projects cooperate) Detailed capitalization roadmap for 2017, 2018, 2019 (KOM finished, PM structures organized, detailed project level activity plans for 2017,2018, 2019) - Benchmarking-workshops on the occasion of the annual meetings.

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