Prezentace ke stažení z konference o PUMM z Groningenu (17.-18. 6. 2019)

30. 12. 2019

V současné chvíli řada českých měst už má, nebo připravuje tzv. Plán udržitelné městské mobility (PUMM). První doporučení k jeho zpracování vyšly na evropské úrovni koncem roku 2013, v Česku pak v roce 2015. Od té doby sloužily jako základní referenční dokumenty pro všechny odborníky, kteří se podílejí na přípravě a realizaci PUMM.

Původní doporučení sice stále slouží svému účelu, během posledních let se však v mnoha oblastech městské mobility objevila celá řada nových trendů a praktických zkušeností. Proto nastal čas znovu promyslet, přehodnotit a aktualizovat původní vydání. Rozsáhlý proces aktualizace pokynů pro evropské PUMM byl zahájen v roce 2018 revizí původních pokynů. Součástí procesu je i příprava doplňujících pokynů ke konkrétním aspektům PUMM.

Druhé vydání Doporučení pro PUMM

Druhé vydání Doporučení pro evropské PUMM představuje významný milník pro zavádění nové kultury plánování v evropských státech. Cílem této komplexní revize je integrovat trendy dynamického vývoje v mnoha oblastech městské mobility i bohaté zkušenosti, které se od roku 2013 nastřádaly při realizaci plánů udržitelné městské mobility. Tento dokument je návrhem nového vydání Pokynů pro PUMM a byl připraven speciálně pro šestý ročník konference PUMM, která probíhá nyní v Groningenu, ve dnech 17.-18. 6. 2019.

Program konference je ke stažení zde.

Prezentace jsou ke stažení níže:

Opening Plenary

• Jose Viegas, University of Lisbon - "Towards the next cycle of SUMPs: preparation, delivery, learning"
• Siegfried Rupprecht, Rupprecht Consult - "Guidelines for Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning – The second edition"

Plenary session

• Henk Snapper, University Medical Centre Groningen - "Public health and mobility"
• Nicola Kane, TfGM - "Greater Manchester Transport Strategy 2040"
• Kerstin Burggraf, Dresden - "SUMP Dresden: Implementation, evaluation, multimodality"
• Alain Groff, Basel - "Basel – succesfully changing mobility behaviour"

Closing Plenary

• Xavier Sanyer, Barcelona Metropolitan Transport Authority - "The Mobility Master Plan: shaping sustainable mobility in the Metropolitan Region of Barcelona"

Parallel sessions

A1. Long term strategies to reach zero-emissions in urban mobility

• Axel Volkery, DG-MOVE European Commission - Introduction
• Lucia Ilieva, Club Sustainable Development of the Civil Society - “Incorporating climate change mitigation actions in a SUMP – the Varna case”
• Wilko Mol, OV-bureau Groningen Drenthe - "OV-bureau Groningen Drenthe, Public Transport Authority heading for zero emission"
• Floridea di Ciommo, cambiaMO s.c.m. - “Climate change, land use and health. The case of Madrid”
• Fabio Tomasi, AREA Science Park - “Guidelines for the harmonization of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans and SECAPS”

B1. SUMP Guidelines focus session: From problem analyisis to mobility strategy

• Siegfried Rupprecht, Rupprecht Consult - "Introduction to the updated SUMP Guidelines"

C1. The rise of shared, free-floating and other micro-mobility solutions

• Wulf-Holger Arndt, Difu - “Integration of shared mobility approaches in sustainable urban mobility planning”
• Pedro Machado, City of Lisbon - “SUMP and shared mobility in Lisbon: is soft regulation sustainable?”
• Esen Köse, Taxistop - “Why Shared Mobility Rocks”

D1. Road safety and active modes

• Dirk Engels, Transport & Mobility Leuven - “SUMP Guidance on Road safety for vulnerabel road users”
• Bronwen Thornton, Walk21 - “Supporting and encouraging walking in sustainable urban mobility planning”
• Alfred Kazemier, Director Spatial Planning, City of Groningen – “Cycling as a city changer”
• Pedro Homem de Gouveia, City of Lisbon – “Lisbon's Vision Zero Action Plan”

A2. Citizen's participation and communication

• Lior Steinberg, Humankind – “Humankind. Making cities human and kind for all”
• Juan Caballero, EUROCITIES – “Engaging with local residents in European Mobility Week campaigns”
• Yves Mathieu, Missions publiques – “SUMP design: with and for the citizens. A few practical cases”

B2. SUMP Guidelines focus session: From measure selection to implementation

• Siegfried Rupprecht, Rupprecht Consult - "Introduction to the updated SUMP Guidelines"

C2. Automated driving and the connected city

• Tom Cohen, University College London – “Automated driving, SUMPs and the citizen”
• Sophie van Velzen, City of Helmond – “The Helmond experience with automated driving”
• Carl Friedrich von Eckhardt, Head of Center of Competence Urban Mobility at BMW Group – “Solving the problems rather than regulating the solutions”
• Wolfgang Backhaus, Rupprecht Consult – “SUMP Guide on Connected and Automated Driving”

D2. Accelerating alternative fuels, vehicles and infrastructure deployment

• Thomas Mourey, Polis & Wolfgang Backhaus, Rupprecht Consult – “SUMP Topic Guide on Electrification in sustainable urban mobility planning”
• Gerrit Griffioen, Municipality of Groningen - “From polluted to clean air, from noise to whisper"
• Sergio Fernandez Balaguer, EMT Madrid – “EV charging infrastructure in Madrid”

A3. Making cities more inclusive and accessible for all

• Patrick TÓTH, BKK Centre for Budapest Transport – “Opening up for people – inspiration from public involvement in Budapest”
• Nick van Apeldoorn, Breda University of Applied Sciences – “SUMP planning with and for children”
• Floridea Di Ciommo, CambiaMO - "City rights, mobility needs: a needs-based approach for inclusive cities and accessible for all"

B3. Harnessing opportunities and overcoming challenges of Mobility as a Service in SUMPs

• Lidia Signor, ERTICO – “SUMP Guide on Mobility as a Service (MaaS)”
• Thomas Geier, Association of European Metropolitan Transport Authorities (EMTA) - “A sustainable, public value MaaS ecosystem”
• Minna Soininen, Finnish Public Transport Authority – “Finnish public transport authority's experiences on regulation enabling MaaS”
• Melinda Matyas, MaaSLab, UCL – “Business models, enabling framework and evidence for European seamless mobility”
• Jan Bos, Publiek Vervoer Groningen Drenthe – “Experience with Mobility as a Service”

C3. How to finance your SUMP measures and build a strategic investment plan

• Frederic Rudolph, Wuppertal Institut – “Public procurement of sustainable urban mobility measures”  
• Stefan Werland, Wuppertal Institut - "Financing and funding options for sustainable urban mobility"
• Ivo Cre, Polis – “How to increase the impact of public resources in urban mobility by better procurement”
• Ozhan Yilmaz, European Investment Bank – “EIB ELENA investment support facility”
• Samuel Salem, Thessaloniki Transport Authority - "Financing the procurement of the Thessaloniki metro"

D3. Strategic planning for efficient urban freight logistics

• Georgia Ayfantopoulou, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH)/Hellenic Institute of Transport (HIT) – “SUMP Guide on Sustainable Urban Logistic Plans”
• Karl Reiter, FGM AMOR Austrian Mobility Research, “CityChangerCargoBike and cycle logistics”
• Alessandro Delpiano, Metropolitan Area of Bologna – “Linking SULP and SUMP in the Functional Urban Area (FUA)”
• Cosimo Chiffi, TRT – “Innovation Brief on city logistics solutions”

SIDE SESSION: Facilitating urban mobility investments through SUMPs. The perspective of international banks and development organisations (organised by EIB/JASPERS)

• Jochen Schneider, EIB/JASPERS - "JASPERS involvement in SUMPs"
• Václav Novotný, Prague Institute of Planning and Development - "Introduction into the SUMP for the Prague Metropolitan Area"
• Mark Finer, Finer Transport Consulting and Zana Sokoli, UN Habitat - "Overview of SUMP experience in the Western Balkans, illustrated at the example of Prishtina, Mitrovica South and Mitrovica North in Kosovo"
• Jochen Schneider, EIB/JASPERS and Susanne Böhler-Baedeker, Rupprecht Consult - "Overview of EIB experience with Urban Mobility Planning and projects in Ukraine and initial experience in the Southern Neighbourhood"
• Ernesto Feilbogen and Michael Engelskirchen, EUROCLIMA+ - "Overview of the EUROCLIMA+ SUMP and NUMP projects and MobiliseYourCity Community of Practice in Latin America"

A4. From governance to integration of emerging mobility solutions

• Françoise Guaspare, Île-de-France Europe – “Regulating new mobility services for their integration into a multimodal transport network”
• Doris Wiederwald, Mobility Innovation, AustriaTech – “Living Labs, experimental areas/sandboxes and new governance approaches to mobility”
• Renate Preßlein-Lehle, Head of Urban Development Department, Ingolstadt – “Governance for Urban Air Mobility”
• Wilko Huyink, Managing Director Groningen Bereikbaar - “Public Private Partnership on adapting governance in a regional scale”
• Barry Ubbels, Interim City Club Chair EIT Urban Mobility – “EIT Urban Mobility: innovative solutions to challenges of cities”

B4. Parking: gamechanger for your SUMP

• Martina Hertel, Difu – “Parking management: state of play in 16 EU cities - lessons for your SUMP”
• Iwona Skowronek, NaviParking – “From plan to implementation, the role of digital parking technologies”
• Rob Poll-Van Dasselaar, City of Rotterdam – “Parking management in Rotterdam”
• Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel21 – “Parking and SUMP: a perfect match”

C4. Reaping the health benefits of walking and cycling

• Tom Rye, Edinburgh Napier University – “SUMP Guide Linking transport and health in SUMPs”
• Fabian Kuester, European Cyclists' Federation – “SUMP practitioner briefing on Cycling”
• Ian Skinner, Transport & Environmental Policy Research (TEPR) – “A short introduction to the EU cycling guidelines”
• Nino Sharashidze, WHO – “A policy platform to promote active travel and health: the Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme (THE PEP)”
• Daan Bultje, Healthy Ageing Network Northern Netherlands – “Cycling in Groningen: paving the way for Healthy Ageing”

D4. Smart solutions to address mobility challenges in rural areas, and small and medium cities

• Giorgio Ambrosino, MemEx – “Smart rural transport areas (SMARTA project)”
• Sebastian Spundflasch, Ilmenau University of Technology, Germany – “Real challenges experienced by small-medium authorities and solutions”
• Ana Dragutescu, ICLEI – “Sharing reflections on a new SUMP guidance on small and medium-sized cities”

A5. National frameworks to support SUMP development

• Tom Rye, Edinburgh Napier University and Aljaž Plevnik, Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia - "SUMP Supporting Programmes in Europe"
• Ulf Pilerot, Trafikverket, Sweden – “National support for SUMPs in Sweden”
• Mercé Taberna Torres, Diputación de Barcelona DIBA – “Financing SUMP flagship measures and guiding municipalities with their implementation strategy”
• Simone Fedderke and Jens Vogel, Centre of Competence for Sustainable Urban Mobility (CC-SUM) – State of Hessen – “Endurance, Prosperity, CC-SUM - Institutionalisation of SUMP in Germany”
• Maria Perkuszewska, Polish Ministry of Infrastructure – “How can SUMPs’ creation be effectively supported from governmental level? The Polis case”
• Thomas Durlin, Cerema - "Improving the French national framework for SUMPs: mobility and land use merging into a single document"
• Gábor Sztanics, Hungarian Ministry of Finance - "Supporting SUMPs on National Level - the Hungarian Model"
• Dominique Ameele and Hannelore Deblaere, Belgian Region of Flanders - "Flanders (BE) new regulatory framework for Regional SUMPs"

B5. Air quality policy and urban vehicle access regulation

• Ivo Cre', Polis – “SUMP Guide on UVARs”
• Raluca Marian, International Road Transport Union (IRU) – “Mobility services and UVARs: do's and don'ts”
• Marijn Slabbekoorn, DPDHL Brussels (GOGREEN Program Manager) – “Challenges in the Urban Logistics Domain; from a LSP’s point of view”
• Betty de Boer, Groningen-Assen Region - "HUBS & P+R’s = A strategy for car regulation in the Groningen-Assen region"

C5. Measuring SUMP impacts and indicators

• Andree Woodcock, Coventry University – “SUMP Guide on Social Impact Assessment”
• Violeta Mihalache, Romania – “Urban mobility indicators: challenges and success”
• Mircea Steriu, UITP – “Measuring for progress: global indicators in the era of the city”

D5. Multi-level governance and integrated planning at the regional scale

• Matilde Chinellato, EUROCITIES  - “SUMP Guide on Metropolitan Areas”
• Maria Morfoulaki, CERTH – “Recommendations for strengthening the role of Regions in achieving sustainable urban mobility”
• Marlene Damerau, Rupprecht Consult and Kevin van der Linden, Rijkswaterstaat – “How to connect Europe’s urban nodes with the European Transport Network?”
• Klemen Gostič, Regional Development Agency of Ljubljana – “Participatory regional transport planning, measures and lessons learned from Ljubljana urban region SUMP”
• Bert Popken, Municipality of Groningen – “Integrated Spatial and Mobility Planning: 40 years of (learning) experiences”

 

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