Harmony H2020 Final Conference
That's a wrap on Harmony H2020! With the theme 'Next Generation of Transport Planning Tools for Sustainable Urban Mobility', the event brings together experts to share project results and engage in panel discussions on hot issues in sustainable urban mobility and what is in store for the future in Europe.
When ? : 24 February 2023, 09:00 – 18:30 CET.
Where?: Sala Aula Magna, UAB Casa Convalescència, Barcelona, Spain
Harmony H2020 invites you to join European experts in mobility and transport in celebrating the end of the project with a final conference on sustainable urban mobility under the theme: 'Next Generation of Transport Planning Tools'.
Several experts will present the results of the project through technical speeches, live demonstrations and practical applications, each focusing on a different aspect of innovation based on industry challenges faced by urban authorities, and spatial and transport planners.
Finally, participants will be able to take part in a cross-session debate which will bring the event to a close and shed some light on future developments.
Where can you expect POLIS?
Ivo Cré, our Director of Policy and Projects, will be representing POLIS at the first panel discussion from 10.00 - 10.40 titled 'SUMP Challenges: the latest and most critical mobility challenges in our cities and related planning processes'
The panel also features Peter Jones, Professor of Environmental Governance, Department of Geography at University College London - UCL, with more speakers to be confirmed soon!
The session will be moderated by Simone Bosetti, Partner at TRT Trasporti e Territorio and chair of the EU SUMP Platform Coordinating Group.
Click here to view the full agenda.
To register for the event, click here.
Who is the conference for?
- Metropolitan and city authorities;
- Industry professionals;
- Academics/researchers;
- Students;
- Relevant NGOs;
- Traffic modellers;
- Urban planners
- and more!
About Harmony H2020
Harmony is a project that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under grant agreement Nº815269. It is a project under the CIVITAS Initiative, an EU-funded programme working to make sustainable and smart mobility a reality for all.
