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CORDIS · SUMPs-Up

European Programme for Accelerating the Take up of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans

Code
SUMPs-Up
Programme
H2020
Call
MG-5.4-2015
Status
CLOSED
Period
2016-09-01 – 2020-02-29
Total cost (whole consortium)3 999 921 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)3 999 921 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants37 730 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
ICLEI EUROPEAN SECRETARIAT GMBH (ICLEI EUROPASEKRETARIAT GMBH)coordinatorDE783 812 €
RUPPRECHT CONSULT-FORSCHUNG & BERATUNG GMBHparticipantDE820 336 €
POLISparticipantBE644 312 €
WUPPERTAL INSTITUT FUR KLIMA, UMWELT, ENERGIE GGMBHparticipantDE358 292 €
EUROCITIES ASBLparticipantBE233 812 €
TRIVECTOR MOBILITY ABparticipantSE210 931 €
TURUN KAUPUNKIparticipantFI166 488 €
CENTRE D ETUDES ET D EXPERTISE SUR LES RISQUES L ENVIRONNEMENT LA MOBILITE ET L AMENAGEMENTparticipantFR134 686 €
FONDAZIONE PIEMONTE INNOVAparticipantIT118 250 €
MALMO KOMMUNparticipantSE115 270 €
BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCILparticipantUK110 250 €
AYUNTAMIENTO DE DONOSTIA SAN SEBASTIANparticipantES105 250 €
ORGANISMOS SYGKOINONIAKOY ERGOU THESSALONIKIS ANONYMI ETAIRIAparticipantEL80 250 €
BKK BUDAPESTI KOZLEKEDESI KOZPONT ZARTKORUEN MUKODO RESZVENYTARSASAGparticipantHU80 250 €
ЦЕНТЪР ЗА ГРАДСКА МОБИЛНОСТ ЕАДparticipantBG37 730 €

Description

Through SUMPs-Up, an experienced consortium of public and private organisations, including four major city networks and seven frontrunner cities, skilled in coordinating major European SUMP projects will accelerate the take-up of SUMPs, where this is currently low, ensuring that SUMP is the primary mobility planning concept in Europe. To achieve this, the project will combine comprehensive SUMP research, tailored capacity-building, strong mechanisms for technical support, as well as constant SUMP monitoring and evaluation. As a result, the project will accelerate the development of 100 SUMPs, reach out to 600 cities and will therefore engage about 80% of the EU-cities above 50,000 inhabitants. SUMPs-Up will review, strengthen and integrate existing SUMP resources, designing a support system to assist cities to develop high quality SUMPs. A SUMP Tool Inventory will help mobility planners make better informed decisions about which planning tools to apply in their local context. This will be enriched with experiences from the city partners who will be testing innovative solutions in SUMP preparation and implementation. The SUMPs Up Innovation Pilot Pool will create a mechanism that allows identifying and validating the most effective concepts, approaches and methodologies in SUMP practice for different framework conditions and different types of cities, complemented by a peer learning programme, to leverage resources and enable more cities to apply the SUMP concept. At Member State level, SUMPs-Up will foster exchange to improve national SUMP frameworks. Close monitoring and evaluation of the project and supported activities will show evidence of the SUMP concept’s value and serve as a quality control mechanism for both project activities and the SUMPs being developed. SUMPs-Up will broadly communicate the positive impacts of SUMPs, producing and disseminating insightful reports and research. Ultimately, SUMPs-Up will stimulate a European movement of mobility planning authorities experienced in preparing and implementing SUMPs in compliance with the European requirements.

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