Programme 3rd Thematic Workshop

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1 Programme 3rd Thematic Workshop Mobility Management Workshop: Smart Solutions for Smart Cities Berlin, Germany 17 June 2010 Berliner Stadtmission, Tagen am Hauptbahnhof, Lehrter Str.68, Room SAAL

2 Mobility Management Workshop: Smart Solutions for Smart Cities Berlin 17th June 2010, Venue: Berliner Stadtmission, Tagen am Hauptbahnhof - Lehrter Str. 68, Berlin Interested in Strengthening Mobility Management In Your City On Budget? Hear fresh honest solutions and discussions on managing demand for car use, simply by changing travellers attitudes and behaviour. This is the 3 rd innovative and lively workshop in the highly acclaimed CIVITAS MIMOSA series, given by a range of experts, politicians and key stakeholders. Mobility Management has increasingly become the Make or Break factor in a successful city mobility strategy. Soft Measures such as targeted public information campaigns, strategic management of services and key stakeholders relations can often offer a higher benefit cost-ratio compared to other Hard Measures (e.g. new tram lines, roads and bicycle lanes). The workshop will take an open and purposeful look at three specific types of Soft Measures under implementation in MIMOSA cities: Technology oriented approaches to help make better travel choice decisions Company Mobility management School Mobility Plan Open to all, it is an ideal opportunity for politicians, councils, schools, companies and other key stakeholders to learn more about sustainable mobility. Learn how to move better in better cities! The Mobility Management Workshop will take the form of presentations, discussions and a technical visit to sites in Berlin. Admission is free. Delegates are required to register. For registration and further information please contact: To find a detailed program please visit: katrin.dziekan@tu-berlin.de This Workshop is co-sponsored by CIVITAS CATALIST 2 / 5

3 TIME TOPIC TECHNICAL WORKSHOP 09:00 09:10 Opening remarks Chair: Hans-Joachim Becker, Berlin Institute of Technology, Chair of Integrated Transport Planning 09:10 09:15 Message from EC 09:15 9:45 9:45 10:15 10:15-10:30 Keynote speech Berlin: Sustainable Transportation Planning Dr. Friedemann Kunst, Senate Department for Urban Development, Berlin Keynote speech: Results from Guard evaluation smart measures Don Guikink, CIVITAS GUARD Kopf an: Motor aus! a successful smart measure in Germany Rosa Rausch, velo:konzept saade GmbH 10:30 11:00 Coffee Break 11:00 12:30 Experts: PECHA KUCHA Presentations Moderator: Pascal van den Noort Dr. Jillian Anable, University of Aberdeen Franz Barta, Socialdata UK Dr. Herbert Kemming, Institut für Landes- und Stadtentwicklungsforschung, ILS, Germany City of Bologna: Cleto Carlini Mobility Management in Bologna: strategies, results and criticity Horarios do Funchal: Lucio Quintal Creating the Foundations to Implement Smarter MM Tools City of Gdansk: Małgorzata Ratkowska MIMOSA project and trends in MM development in Gdansk City of Tallinn: Anu Leisner How to promote active transport modes and address different target groups City of Utrecht: Frank Samsen Smart mobility makes better cities! 12:30 13:30 Lunch 3 / 5

4 Continuing Workshop: Mobility Management Smart solutions for smart cities PROMOTION & BROKERAGE WORKSHOP 13:30 13:45 Welcome and introduction Catalist and take-up cites Chair: Mario Gualdi, ISIS Moderator: Pascal van den Noort Overview mobility management approaches in Europe CATALIST cities (10 Minutes each) Anton Ruiter, City of Rotterdam Joanna Majdecka, City of Cracow, Poland 13:45-16:00 Short statements from take-up cities (10 Minutes each) and Panel Discussion: What can we learn from the experiences made with mobility management approaches in the cities? Take-up cities Umea, Vila Nova de Maria and Treviso 16:00 16:30 Coffee Break 16:30 18:00 Technical visits Mobility Management in the heart of Berlin (Tour ends at Reichstag or for interested people at Potsdamer Platz) 4 / 5

5 Location Berliner Stadtmission Tagungen am Hauptbahnhof, Lehrter Straße 68, Berlin 5 / 5