9 June 2016
European Mobility Exhibition: CODATU organises a European Session, Tuesday the 14 june
European
Mobility Exhibition from 14 to 16 june in Paris
Tuesday the 14th of June – 11:30 – 12:30: Urban mobility as part of the global agenda: from COP21 to Habitat III
After COP21, the next global summit, Habitat III, will be devoted to cities. This conference is to determine a “new urban agenda” at the international level. After the Paris agreement at the end of the COP21 conference, the next challenge is to implement ‘sustainable cities’. This session looks at the key issues with regard to urban mobility and will have a special focus on innovations that are attending to contribute to urban transport transformation.
Intervenants :
- Jerôme POURBAIX, Head of Policy & Outreach,, UITP
- Gabriel PLASSAT, Leader of la Fabrique des Mobilités, ADEME
- Karen VANCLUYSEN, Secretary General, Polis
- Christian CURÉ, Head of Technical Division on Cities and Territories, CEREMA
- Sonia LAVADINHO, Founder and CEO, Bfluid
Animateur : Julien ALLAIRE, Executive Manager, CODATU
This year, the City of Medellin and Metro de Medellin are Guests of Honour at the European Mobility Exhibition, as Medellin is developing the use of various forms of public transport (bus, metro, train, cable system and more) and has one of the pioneer multimodal systems in Colombia.
Transports Publics, the European Mobility Exhibition, is the biennial exhibition for all the key players in public transport and sustainable mobility from across Europe. Over 10,000 participants come together over three days in Paris to discuss the latest innovations for urban, interurban and regional transport, as well as green mode transport. Transports Publics is recognised as the leading European showcase for innovations in equipment, services and policies relating to the entire mobility sector, bringing together leading European decision-makers from transport and politics.
CODATU organises a roundtable just after the opening session of the Congress organised by GART & UTP untitled: Six months on from the COP21 climate conference, how can sustainable mobility helps combat climate change?