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Eltis aims to support a practical transfer of knowledge and exchange of experience in the field of urban and regional transport in Europe and so help create a more sustainable living environment, one which provides greater accessibility and mobility to its inhabitants. |
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EPOMM - European Platform on Mobility Management - is a network of governments in European countries that are engaged in Mobility Management (MM).
They are represented by the Ministries that are responsible for MM in their countries. EPOMM is organised as an international non profit organisation with a seat in Brussels. |
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The main activities in the COMPETENCE Download Centre are the design and implementation of international and national training and know how transfer activities, the design of training materials and the implementation of case studies as part of a training-on-the-job-programme. |
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PORTAL aims to accelerate the take up of EU research results in the field of local and regional transport through the development of new education and training courses and teaching materials. The beneficiaries of the project will be education and training organisations providing courses and organisations and individuals interested in enhancing their knowledge and skills base in these topics. |
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e-TREAM offers a complete e-learning platform for mobility management and alternative fuels. This e-learning platform was developed on the basis of three STEER projects (COMPETENCE, e-Atomium and TREATISE). Training modules, developed in those projects were adapted to the needs of the employees of Energy Agencies and selected other market actors expanding their expertise in mobility issues and enabling them to provide new services in their regions. |
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ISEMOA aims to help local and regional authorities in Europe to increase energy-efficiency in transport by improving the accessibility of door-to-door mobility-chains and thus enabling all citizens and visitors (including people with reduced mobility (PRM) to adopt a less car-dependent life-style. |
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The CIVITAS Initiative helps cities to achieve a more sustainable, clean and energy efficient urban transport system by implementing and evaluating an ambitious, integrated set of technology and policy based measures. |
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The project aims to deliver transport-sector energy savings by creating a new approach to site-based mobility management across Europe. It will see the concept of 'Local Travel Plan Networks' (LTPNs) - which can offer economies of scale in terms of resource availability and political influence over traditional organisation-focused travel plans. |
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e-Atomium aimed to increase the knowledge and competencies of energy agencies, energy advice centres and local authority energy professionals in the field of sustainable energy use in transport. E-Atomium set up didactic strategies and developed training and educational material on four aspects of transport and energy savings: awareness raising, transport demand management, mobility management and alternative fuels. |
