Getting EcoMobile: cities to be rewarded for greener urban mobility
The Global Alliance for EcoMobility will officially launch the EcoMobility SHIFT project on 19 May 2011 – a project which started in June 2010 and aims to recognize local governments’ achievements in promoting sustainable and diversified mobility.
EcoMobility Label to cities improving urban mobility and transport
In a press release by ICLEI, Local Governments for Sustainablity it is said that the EcoMobility SHIFT project will create an innovative certification scheme awarding an ‘EcoMobility Label’ to cities. The scheme will reward achievements, but also support local governments in reaching further improvements through a quality management system for enabling processes, products and services, tangible results and long term impacts. EcoMobility is thought to be the future corner stone for sustainable urban mobility and transport.
Recognition to local governments’ achievements
The EcoMobility SHIFT project, which will run from June 2010 to May 2013, can stimulate cities to embark on practical measures contributing to the EU Road Map 2050. It aims to develop a method to assess, improve and promote the environmental sustainability of local governments’ transport and land-use planning policies. The certification scheme and its ‘EcoMobility Label’ are designed to achieve this by giving recognition to local governments’ achievements and by offering a quality management system.
Contact information
Nuno Quental, EcoMobility Officer, ICLEI – Local Governments for
Sustainability at ecomobility.shift@iclei.org
/ Tel.: +49-228 / 97 62 99 00 or mobile +49-157 / 891 891 54
Anke Stoffregen, Manager Communications and Dialogues, ICLEI –
Local Governments for Sustainability at media@iclei.org / Tel.: +49-228 / 97
62 99 00
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Reference material
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Press release - Getting EcoMobile
18 May 2011, pdf, 203KB