| Discover our Smart Sustainable Development Programme:“Smart” the buzzword for 21st century cities, but what is the role of sustainable urban mobility?One of our invited speakers is Dr Graham FLOATER, Global Commission on Climate and the Economy, London, United KingdomMore invited speakers
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If you are interested in:
- Sustainability and smart cities
 Attend Session 1, where you can hear about what can be done to encourage “smart city” developments and what we should be doing differently. Panellists faced with challenges such as increasing urban populations, saturated road networks, CO2 emissions and poor air quality will share their experiences in achieving smarter sustainable cities from across the globe using ICT technologies and innovations.
- Improving performance and efficiency
Attend Session 15, where you will hear about major success stories including howLondon’s expansion of bus ridership by 60% since 2000 ; Montreal’s major new bus garage project which has integrated the highest level of sustainability from conception to operation.
- Unlocking the benefits of mobility to health objectives
Attend Session 19, which will showcase public transport as a key factor to achieve the objective of green and healthy mobility and transport for sustainable livelihoodsfor all, featuring outstanding strategies and practices from renowned organisations in Europe and the Americas, including the World Health Organisation.
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| Discover our Policy and Management ProgrammeAside from the physical and technical elements of public transport, policy and management are equally important considerations, below we have put together a comprehensive programme which covers integration, institutional frameworks, human resources, marketing and management.One of our invited speakers is Sophie MOUGARD, Director General, STIF, Paris, France
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If you are interested in:
- Integrated land use and urban transport development
Attend Session 14, which focuses on the benefits of integration such as socio-economic development, urban renewal, control urban sprawl and higher density development.
- Challenges and opportunities of the fast changing urban mobility landscape
Attend Session 22, which session will shed light on industry players from outside the mobility sector reinventing themselves as mobility services providers and playing an increasing role in urban mobility services besides traditional players. Who should be the integrator of all urban mobility services?
- Policy and management
Attend Session 6, which discusses the importance of employee engagement and effective communication techniques to that end. Do corporate objectives matter to frontline employees. And should they?Attend Session 8, which puts the spotlight on efficient local governance and effective urban mobility policy.
- Marketing
Attend Session 12, where the latest marketing trends will be showcased.
- Advancing cities: Efficient authorities making the difference
Attend Session 16 which will highlight good practices from Authorities around the world. The presentations will tackle topics such as metropolitan area creation and rural areas inclusion, setting up and development of institutional partnerships, efficiency and optimisation of Authorities organisational models, or institutional changes, change management and relationships with citizens.
- Risk management
Attend Session 17, which looks at risk management strategies from inside and beyond the public transport sector, as a tool to mitigate risks as well as enhancing service quality, improving performance and even facilitating access to funding.
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