Mobile2020 has ended

Our project "More biking in small and medium sized towns of Central and Eastern Europe by 2020" (mobile2020) has ended. Read about our approach and achievements in our brochures "gaining momentum" and "keeping balance" or dive deeper into utility cycling with the mobile2020 handbook.

With great pleasure the mobile2020 consortium invited to the final event of the project. Co-funded by the Intelligent Energy Programme of the European Union, mobile2020 aimed to develop and promote urban cycling in small and mid-size cities in 11 countries in Central and Eastern Europe. The final event marked not only the end of the mobile2020 project but also hosted the project managers of the most notable cycling projects implemented in the region in the last five years. They presented success stories of past projects and helped define a path for the future.

The conference was also accessible via a live-stream.

29^th April, 2014 at the Regional Environmental Center, Szentendre, Hungary

9:30 – 9:40

Welcoming remarks from the Regional Environmental Center
The senior management of the REC greets participants, and introduces the organization and its work in sustainable mobility and development.

9:45 – 9:55

Welcoming remarks from project coordinator (Heidrun Fammler)
Baltic Environmental Forum has led the 11-member mobile2020 consortium on a three-year project to boost everyday cycling in small and medium sized communities in 11 countries in Central and Eastern Europe.

9.55 – 10.15

Mobile2020’s lessons learned (Greg Spencer)

Mobile2020 success stories and achievements.

10.15 – 10.45

Selected example of the project implementation in CEE

Videoclip competition in Estonia

The highlights of mobile2020 implementation from three countries.

11.15 – 13.10

Frontlines of the urban cycling development (Part 1)

What has been done in Europe in the last five years?

CENTRAL MEETBIKE (Zbyněk Sperat),

TRANSPORT LEARNING (Veronica Schemien),