Thomas Mourey

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1 projects

2014 - 2020

REFORM

REFORM supports the implementation and deployment of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) as an instrument for shifting mobility towards low-carbon patterns.

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2014 - 2020

Cooperation between municipalities & stakeholders: vision, goals & priorities for a polycentric SUMP

Example of a cooperation framework between the Region Parkstad Limburg & municipalities for the development of a Regional SUMP (Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan)

29 Jun 2018 | By project REFORM

Expert approved

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2014 - 2020

Employer approach by Maastricht Bereikbaar: influencing employees’ mobility behavior

Employers stimulate the sustainable transport of their employees by offering pilot deals for public transport, (electric) bikes, carpooling, etc.

29 Jun 2018 | By project REFORM

Expert approved

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SUMP Stakeholder Consultation for walking and cycling projects

Establish an effective LTP (SUMP) stakeholder engagement plan/process to underpin the development of a successful plan

10 May 2018

Expert approved

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2014 - 2020

Scaling SUMPs: the example of micro-SUMP in Lille (micro-PDU)

Lille Métropole introduced a concept of ‘subsidiarity’ to better tackle the local issues at the most relevant scale which sometimes is not the SUMP level.

10 May 2018 | By project REFORM

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Identification of SUMP stakeholders across sectors and modes of transport

The objective is to involve the relevant and necessary stakeholders for the development of the SUMP and its articulation.

10 May 2018

Expert approved

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Citizens’ and stakeholders’ involvement in SUMP development in a small city

Ljutomer carried out a comprehensive consultation process to create a pertinent SUMP, taking citizens’ needs and expectations into consideration.

10 May 2018

Expert approved

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“Mobility Management for Companies”: Involve local companies in local mobility management

Encouragement of local SMEs to introduce mobility management activities via the funding from the ‘Mobility Management for Companies’ competition.

10 May 2018

Expert approved

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REFORM

Latest activity

Publications

Cooperation between municipalities & stakeholders: vision, goals & priorities for a polycentric SUMP

Employer approach by Maastricht Bereikbaar: influencing employees’ mobility behavior

SUMP Stakeholder Consultation for walking and cycling projects

Scaling SUMPs: the example of micro-SUMP in Lille (micro-PDU)

Identification of SUMP stakeholders across sectors and modes of transport

Citizens’ and stakeholders’ involvement in SUMP development in a small city

“Mobility Management for Companies”: Involve local companies in local mobility management

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