Course Content
Basic information about the module
Dear students, please read the following information carefully. If you have any questions, please contact us via Discord. Sustainable Mobility Team
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Your collaborative student project
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Environmental Dimension of Sustainable Mobility
The GreenComp framework fosters environmental literacy and action-oriented competencies that are essential for promoting sustainable urban mobility. By integrating ecological awareness and systems thinking, this dimension supports the transition to low-emission transport modes and resilient urban ecosystems.
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Economic Dimension of Sustainable Mobility
GreenComp contributes to the economic sustainability of urban mobility by encouraging resource efficiency, circularity, and innovation. Competencies such as critical thinking and sustainable entrepreneurship empower stakeholders to develop cost-effective and environmentally responsible mobility solutions.
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Social Dimension of Sustainable Mobility
In the social context, GreenComp enhances inclusive and participatory approaches to mobility planning. It supports equity, accessibility, and behavioral change through values-based learning and civic engagement, ensuring that mobility systems serve diverse urban populations fairly.
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Institutional Dimension of Sustainable Mobility
GreenComp strengthens institutional capacity by promoting collaborative governance, strategic foresight, and policy coherence. It equips professionals and decision-makers with the skills to integrate sustainability principles into urban mobility frameworks and cross-sectoral partnerships.
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4.3 Applications from the institutional aspects: Decision making process
Hello students Welcome to a new module. The topic of this module is decision making. The module includes videos, texts, audio recordings and a final quiz. Do not hesitate to contact me via the Discord. Enjoy your studies Jiri M. Krupka (hereinafter only JMK)
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4.4 Applications from the institutional aspects: Process of multi criteria decision making
Hello students Welcome to a new module. Its topic is decision based on multiple criteria. The module includes videos, texts, audio recordings and a final quiz. Do not hesitate to contact me via the Discord. Enjoy your studies Jiri M. Krupka (hereinafter only JMK)
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Conclusion: Advancing Green Competences through Integrated Urban Mobility Education
This module empowers students to understand and address the multifaceted challenges of sustainable urban mobility by developing and applying GreenComp competences across environmental, economic, social, and institutional dimensions, thereby equipping them to overcome current gaps in interdisciplinary integration, strategic planning, and stakeholder engagement.
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Sustainable Mobility
About Lesson

Watch the following video and focus on the essence of sustainable mobility.

Think and try to answer the following questions:

  • How has mobility evolved over the last 2000 years?
  • What are the challenges facing the transport system in European cities?
  • What are the four main objectives in the context of sustainable mobility defined in the video?
  • What measures in the context of sustainable mobility are included in the video?
  • Finally, a philosophical question: Is achieving sustainable mobility for all really a dream or can it become a reality?

The measures in the context of the environmental area of sustainable mobility can be divided into the following categories according to United Nations Economic Commission for Europe:

  • Home-work mobility
  • Home-school mobility
  • Mobility management for major events
  • Sustainable urban logistics
  • Parking management

Choose one of the five areas listed above. In the Exercise Files section, select one of the case studies relevant to your chosen area (see list below). Study the case study thoroughly. Then answer the following questions:

  • What was the initial situation (problem)?
  • What were the defined objectives?
  • What measures were implemented?
  • What results did the measures generate (if specified)?
  • What success factors were identified (if specified)?
  • What barriers were identified (if specified)?

Overview of case studies:

  • Home-work mobility
    • Villach, Austria (see Exercise Files section – file “01”)
    • Burgdorf, Switzerland (see Exercise Files section – file “02”)
    • Tartu, Estonia (see Exercise Files section – file “03”)
    • Malaga, Spain (see Exercise Files section – file “04”)
    • Plovdiv, Bulgaria (see Exercise Files section – file “05”)
    • Moscow, Russian Federation (see Exercise Files section – file “06”)
  • Home-school mobility
    • Victoria-British Columbia, Canada (see Exercise Files section – file “07”)
    • Reggio Emilia, Italy (see Exercise Files section – file “08”)
    • West Midlands, United Kingdom (see Exercise Files section – file “09”)
  • Mobility management for major events
    • Brussels, Belgium (see Exercise Files section – file “10”)
    • London, United Kingdom (see Exercise Files section – file “11”)
  • Sustainable urban logistics
    • Utrecht, the Netherlands (see Exercise Files section – file “12”)
    • Frankfurt, Germany, and Utrecht, the Netherlands (see Exercise Files section – file “13”)
    • Padova, Italy (see Exercise Files section – file “14”)
  • Parking management
    • Zurich, Switzerland (see Exercise Files section – file “15”)
    • Balzers, Liechtenstein (see Exercise Files section – file “16”)

References

References:

  • UNECE, 2023. Mobility Management: A guide of international good practices. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. Available at: https://thepep.unece.org/sites/default/files/2020-04/Mobility%20Management_WEB.pdf (Accessed: 1 February 2023).
  • WORLD BANK, 2023. Sustainable Mobility for All: It’s Not A Dream, It’s a Revolution. World Bank. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihbRtl-pxqs (Accessed: 12 February 2023).
Exercise Files
01_Villach, Austria.pdf
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02_Burgdorf, Switzerland.pdf
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03_Tartu, Estonia.pdf
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04_Malaga, Spain.pdf
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05_Plovdiv, Bulgaria.pdf
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06_Moscow, Russian Federation.pdf
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07_Victoria-British Columbia, Canada.pdf
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08_Reggio Emilia, Italy.pdf
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09_West Midlands, United Kingdom.pdf
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10_Brussels, Belgium.pdf
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11_London, United Kingdom.pdf
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12_Utrecht, the Netherlands.pdf
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13_Frankfurt, Germany, and Utrecht, the Netherlands.pdf
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14_Padova, Italy.pdf
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15_Zurich, Switzerland.pdf
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16_Balzers, Liechtenstein.pdf
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