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This project is part of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) Urban Mobility network, which aims to bring together consortia of cities, NGOs, academic institutions and/or commercial partners to initiate projects that engage people on the topics of urban mobility and public realm.
Citizens' inclusive and accessible urban mobility solutions
UMCASE
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About this process
The purpose of UMCASE is to provide cities with an interactive method to identify user needs and develop tailored public transport systems and digital solutions for the most vulnerable users.
UMCASE Outcomes and Recommendations
Following the workshops that were conducted in the UMCASE pilots of Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain and Eindhoven, Netherlands, we managed to summarise the insights that were gathered there. While the general context of the pilots differed regarding use-case and target groups, we can still draw some overall …
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How to overcome difficulties of accessing digital mobility services for people with low incomes: the case of Eindhoven.
The UMCASE project aims to shift the attention of policy-makers and mobility experts to those who often don’t have a voice, providing cities a method to improve their transport solutions and tailoring them to individual needs. The project partners reached out to people with a low income in Eindhoven…
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UMCASE presented at the Tomorrow.Mobility citizen engagement workshop
On 17 November the EIT hosted a closed citizen engagement project workshop at Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. The goal of the workshop was to define the key learnings and recommendations from the six citizen engagement projects co-funded by EIT Urban mobility. Additionally, it …
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