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Capacity Building in Local Authorities for Sustainable Transport Planning

Part of the Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies Book Series (volume 319)

Editors: Woodcock, Andree; Saunders, Janet; Fadden-Hopper, Keelan; O’Connell, Eileen

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-19-6962-1

ISBN: 978-981-19-6961-4

Publisher: Springer Nature Singapore - Springer Journals

Jan 1, 2023

1 - 10 of 19 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Woodcock, Andree

Pages: 1 –5

[The H2020 CIVITAS SUITS project was conceived by Professor Andree Woodcock and colleagues in 2014/15. It was scheduled to run between 2016 and 2020 but owing to the COVID-19 pandemic was extended to spring 2021. The aim of the project was to support capacity building of small–medium local...
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Why is There a Need to Develop Capacity in Local Authorities

Woodcock, Andree

Pages: 9 –19

[SUITS was developed in 2015 and conducted between 2016 and 2021. It was developed specifically to address the climate change crisis through providing resources for local authorities to develop and implement sustainable transport measures. Such measures could take the form of, for example,...
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The Relationship of Capacity Building to SUMPS 2.0: Reflections on Learning Programmes

Werland, Stefan; Rudolph, Frederic

Pages: 21 –32

[This chapter reflects on the ways in which Horizon 2020 capacity building programmes support the diffusion of the sustainable urban mobility planning (SUMP) concept among European cities. It explores the different knowledge requirements of local administrations and how they are addressed through...
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Setting Targets for Local Authorities to Increase Their Capacity to Develop and Implement Sustainable Transport Measures

Sofia Kalakou, S.; Miriam Pirra, M.; Ana Diaz, A.; Sebastian Spundflasch, S.

Pages: 35 –60

[In order to assist cities implement their mobility plans, it is essential to analyse which factors might influence their capacity to plan, develop, and implement mobility measures. A four-step process was developed to help cities perform such an audit. In the first step, a comprehensive...
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Emergent Capacity Needs

Spundflasch, Sebastian; Krömker, Heidi

Pages: 61 –79

[Sustainable mobility planning is associated with a number of challenges for mobility planning actors and especially for mobility planners in local authorities. Understanding these challenges is of great importance, on the one hand for the work in the SUITS project, where the aim is to improve...
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Behavioural Change in Local Authorities to Increase Organisational Capacity

Nienaber, Ann-Marie; Spundflasch, Sebastian; Soares, André Escórcio

Pages: 81 –98

[Local authorities’ transport departments face extraordinary requirements regarding future mobility planning that affects and disrupts their internal business models and institutional logic in substantive ways. In this chapter, we highlight how organisational change can be implemented in local...
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Introduction to the Capacity Building Toolset and SUITS Capacity Outputs

Founta, Anastasia; Papadopoulou, Olympia

Pages: 99 –104

[This brief chapter serves as an introduction to the subsequent chapters in this section. It provides an introduction to the rationale behind the development of the SUITS capacity building toolbox, and how it was developed. The toolbox provides relevant, up to date information for LAs, in the...
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Implementation of Sustainable Mobility Measures for Passengers and Goods

Founta, Anastasia; Papadopoulou, Olympia

Pages: 105 –136

[This chapter focuses on the key elements and steps to follow for the implementation of sustainable urban mobility measures. It is based primarily on material included in the capacity building framework. It provides an overview of latest developments in different categories of sustainable...
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Integrating Transport Programmes for Sustainable Reduction in Urban Road Congestion—Best Practise Examples from Local Authorities Working with SUITS

Saunders, Janet; Budhdeo, Sunil; Fadden-Hopper, Keelan; Nienaber, Ann-Marie; Spundflasch, Sebastian; Surace, Marco; Nussio, Fabio; Pirra, Miriam; Navarro, Angel; Girdvainienė, Ieva; Drambarean, Tudor; Ioannis, Krinos

Pages: 137 –179

[This chapter highlights selected sustainable transport measures that were implemented in nine partner cities during the SUITS project and discusses outcomes and learnings. Mutual exchanges, either in workshops or focussed meetings between the cities, provided inspiration for planning and...
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Local Authorities’ Perspectives on MaaS Implementation

Woodcock, Andree; Spundflasch, Sebastian; Rudolph, Frederic; Glensor, Kain; Fadden-Hopper, Keelan; Miller-Crolla, Katie

Pages: 181 –192

[Mobility as a service (MaaS) is being developed as a means of providing passengers with a convenient, on-demand, multimodal transport service. Pilot trials claim that MaaS can bring substantial benefits at individual and city level in terms of increases in efficiency, health and environmental...

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