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Workshop on sustainable mobility.Szentendre, Hungary, 19-20 April 2012
Posted on: 8 May 2012
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CORPUS is a European-funded project which aims to enhance the connectivity between research and policy-making in sustainable consumption. The third CORPUS Workshop on sustainable mobility, with a focus on “Scenarios and Possible Sustainable Futures” , brought together more than 55 participants from all over Europe, including researchers, policy-makers and civil society representatives, engaged in one and a half days of intensive discussion on future visions of sustainable mobility and their role in policy planning. The specific aims of the workshop were: to learn from good practices in scenario building as a policy tool; to revise the jointly developed research agenda on sustainable mobility; to brainstorm ideas on how to sustain the CORPUS network activities in the area of sustainable mobility; to provide a networking opportunity for European policy makers and researchers in sustainable mobility; and to further knowledge concerning innovative forms and methods of effective knowledge brokerage. Presentations are available online.
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