01/06/2023 31/12/2025
The Beyond the Urban network brings together ten European municipalities and regions that will collaborate with the aim of improving urban-rural mobility through the testing and implementation of sustainable, accessible and integrated mobility solutions, with a focus on intermodality, multi-level governance, inclusion, gender equality, and digital tools.
- Santa Maria da Feira - Portugal
- Hradec Kralove - Czech Republic
- Machico - Portugal
- Szabolcs 05 - Hungary
- Tartu - Estonia
- Bram - France
- Bucharest-Ilfov Intercommunity Development Association for Public Transport - Romania
- Treviso - Italy
- Kočani - North Macedonia
Timeline
3rd Transnational Meeting "Intermodality"
2nd and 3rd October'24, In Bucharest-Ilfov, Romania
WEBINAR - "MOVING PEOPLE – Using Science to Nudge Behaviours in Transport and Mobility"
Hosted by Brian Marrinan, URBACT expert
June 27th
9.30h CET
Project coordinators, communications officers and lead experts meet for capacitybuilding, sustainable urban development and communication
15th and 16th May in Paris, France
2nd Transnational Meeting Citizens Journey
14th and 15th May in Tartu, Estonia
WEBINAR - Data Baselines: Ensuring you have the data you need
Data analysis has become a powerful tool to inform decision-making and public policies in the urban environment. During the session we will address the decision-making cycle: data for diagnosis, prognosis and evaluation/management.
Hosted by Mar Santamaria Varas, URBACT expert
9:00h CET
First Transnational meeting in Vic on 27-29 November
Stories
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Where are you travelling today?
Ensuring you have the data you need to describe the new mobility
Santamaria-Varas Mar
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Webinar | Data Baselines: Ensuring You Have the Data You Need
On Wednesday, March 13th, 2024, the Network Beyond the Urban held its first webinar entitled "Data Baselines: Ensuring You Have the Data You Need" by
Monica Carrera
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Empowering communities through URBACT Local Groups
URBACT Local Groups (ULGs) are a cornerstone of our projects. ULGs are vital in fostering a participatory approach at the local level, ensuring that
Monica Carrera
