Sustainable urban mobility can be seen as a maturity indicator for a city’s sustainability. The prevalence of sustainable urban mobility modes shows how much a city has moved towards a post-carbon society.
How has the city of Lisbon, European Green Capital 2020, succeeded with their plans towards sustainable urban mobility? And what on earth is the world’s first personal carbon trading scheme? How does a European Parliament member see the investment needs in mobility when budgets have become even tighter in European cities? Finally, is sustainable urban mobility the way to make cities more humane and kinder for everyone?
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European Dialogue for Sustainable Cities is an hour-long studio panel series where we discuss scalable environmental solutions, innovations, and cooperation models of European cities together with fascinating experts from around the world.
A link to the event stream will be added closer. The episode can be viewed live on the YouTube channel of the City of Lahti on February 3, 2021, at 14:00 (CET).
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Participating in the ‘Sustainable urban mobility’ discussion:
Miguel Feliciano Gaspar
Deputy Mayor of Lisbon for Economy, Innovation, Mobility and Safety
Henna Virkkunen
Member of the European Parliament (EPP)
Lior Steinberg
Urban planner, co-founder of Humankind
Anna Huttunen
Project manager, CitiCAP project
Ville Uusitalo
Associate professor, LUT University
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The event is hosted by Lahti – European Green Capital 2021 -project programme director Saara Vauramo & environmental producer Jussi Knuuttila.