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SUMP Needs Assessment

Identifying the SUMP status and support needs of European cities

Peter Staelens (EUROCITIES) & Aljaz Plevnik (UIRS)

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3 SUMP Projects – 1 Goal

The CIVITAS SUMP projects bring

together more than 80 organisations

that aim for one common goal:

To support cities across Europe to

develop and implement Sustainable

Urban Mobility Plans.

The CIVITAS SUMP projects comprise:

1.CIVITAS PROSPERITY

2.CIVITAS SUMPs-Up

3.CIVITAS SUITS

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CIVITAS SUMPs-Up

CIVITAS SUMPs-Up enables planning authorities

across Europe to embrace SUMP as the European-

wide strategic planning approach, especially in

countries where the take-up is low and the negative

effects of transport are severe.

– SUMP learning & capacity building programme

– Selection of take-up cities via annual calls

– Financial incentives

– Inventory of effective planning tools

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SUMPs-Up Needs Assessment Survey

Methodology

• The survey was carried out in Feb 2017 in 10 EU languages.

• Transport planners representing cities from all EU countries were invited by the city networks EUROCITIES, Polis, ICLEI, UBC and through Eltis,CIVITAS, EMW, Covenant of Mayors etc.

• They were asked 13 questions about city characteristics, drivers and barriers for SUMP development, the current state of transport planning, needs for support and innovative approaches.

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Methodology and objectives

• The survey was carried out in Jan and Feb 2017 in 10 EU languages.

• Transport planners representing cities from all EU countries were invited by the city networks EUROCITIES, Polis, ICLEI, UBC and through Eltis,CIVITAS, EMW, Covenant of Mayors etc.

• They were asked 13 questions about city characteristics, drivers and barriers for SUMP take-up, the current state of transport planning, needs for support and innovative approaches

• The aim of the survey is to understand what support city administrations need to be able to develop and implement Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans.

• The results are the basis for a tailor-made capacity building program addressed to cities and a dialogue with national governements about SUMP policy framework.

• In SUMPs-Up, 100 cities all over Europe and 200 mobility experts are invited to participate in a dedicated SUMP Learning Program.

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Participating countries and cities

• 441 participants responding for

• 321 cities from 27 EU member states

• Most responses: Spain (72), Greece (46), Romania (49), France (32), Hungary (20)

• 70% of all respondents are working for a city administration or public transport organisation

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SUMP experience

Answer % Count

My city is not yet familiar with

sustainable urban transport

planning.

25.00% 110

My city has already applied

sustainable urban transport

measures, but not

systematically.

44.55% 196

My city has already conducted

integrated sustainable urban

transport planning.

25.45% 112

Other 5.00% 22

Total 100% 440

• Our target group: 70% have limited SUMP experience

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SUMP status

Strong need for support in starting the SUMP process:

• Almost 45% are either considering to develop a SUMP or have already started to develop one

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SUMP status

Strong need for support in starting the SUMP process:

• Almost 45% are either considering to develop a SUMP or have already started to develop one

Strong need for support in implementing SUMPs:

• Over 30% are in the phase of implementing measures or preparing implementation

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SUMP experience by city size

• Small cities are less familiar with SUMPs than large cities

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SUMP status by city size

• Over 60% of small cities are at the start of the SUMP process

• Over 50% of large cities already have an SUMP

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SUMP experience by country

• Cities in Greece, Romania and Spain tend to be much less familiarwith SUMPs than other cities

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SUMP status by country

• Over 50% of Greek citiesare at the start of theSUMP process

• 50% of Romanian citieshave a SUMP, but still need to implement it

• 30 % of Spanish citiesare implementing orevaluating their SUMP

The SUMP projects will offer tailor-made trainingsfor different types of cities

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Support for policy development and implementation

• For fields such as urban logistics, telematics and automation support in the identification of policies and measures is needed, whereas

• for walking, cycling, public transport, car parking (an others) support for the implementation of measures are needed

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Next steps

• Detailed analysis and validation (focus group meetings)

• Report on ‘User Needs Analysis for Take-Up’ + ‘City Profile matrix’

• Next week: launch of the first SUMPs-Up call for expression of interest

• Further coordination with other SUMP projects

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Connect with us

Email: [email protected]

Web: sumps-up.eu

Twitter: @CIVITAS_SUMPs-Up

Thank you!

Susanne Böhler & Lasse BrandRupprecht ConsultClever Str. 13 - 15, 50668 KölnPhone 0221/ 60 60 55 – [email protected]

Peter StaelensEUROCITIESSquare De Meeûs 1, BrusselsPhone +32 2 552 08 [email protected]

CIVITAS PROSPERITY

Supporting local and national authorities to improve the quality

and uptake of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans

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CIVITAS PROSPERITY

CIVITAS PROSPERITY will provide or improve

national SUMP programmes in 13 EU countries.

This will be achieved through a broad take up of

SUMP through involvement and activation of the

respective national level by addressing their cultural

differences.

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ASSESSexisting

programmes

NATIONAL SUMP PROGRAMMES

EXCHANGEbetween & within

countries

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programmes

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WHO IS INVOLVED?

Country NFP

Belgium/ Flanders Mobiel 21

Bulgaria CSDCS

Croatia Municipality of Koprivnica

Cyprus STE

Czech Republic CDV

Germany DIFU

Hungary MOBILISSIMUS

Lithuania ECAT

Poland SMG

Portugal IMT

Romania CiMO

Slovenia UIRS

Spain/Catalonia GEA 21

Sweden Trafikverket (HLG)

UK ENU

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Country-specific trainings are planned in:

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Framework of the survey

What was asked?

• preferred (non-traditional) policy areas

• SUMP skills related to communication / cooperation to be improvedspecific elements of the SUMP cycle to be developed for training

Who was asked?

National Focal Points of PROSPERITY countries concerned with trainingswere encouraged to ask further practitioners, authorities and stakeholders in their country.

How results will be used?

Results from PROSPERITY will be checked against results of needs from the general user needs assessment (carried out by SUMPS UP) and used for planning of country-specific training activities.

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1. Question on policy fields

In your opinion, what kind of knowledge or

good practice is missing the most for preparing

a good SUMP at the

level of policy areas?

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Question on policy fields

Low emission zones and access restrictionsCZ, PT, BG, CY, LT, SI, RO

Integrating freight transport into SUMPCZ, PL, PT, BG, CY, HU, LT, RO

Use of public spacePT, HR, BG, LT, SI, RO

Parking Management PT, LT, RO, SI

Integrated service / mobility as a service PL, BG, HU, RO

Accessibility for people with reduced mobility PL, HU, RO

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Question on SUMP skills

What kind of SUMP communication skillsshould be developed related toobjectives, stakeholder analysis

and public involvement?

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Question on skills

Communication, marketing, addressing citizens

through public consultation and participation

CZ, PL, PT, HR, BG,

CY, HU, SI, LT, RO

Achieving political and internal buy-in to the

SUMP

CZ, PL, HR, BG, CY,

HU, LT, SI

Cooperation between stakeholders and different

departments

PT, BG, CY, HU, LT,

RO, SI

Analysis and definition of objectives and targets CZ, PT, HR, BG, HU

SUMP-related financing PL, HU, LT, RO

Cooperation with other municipalities (e.g. within

the conurbation area).PL, SI, RO

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Question on SUMP cycle elements

In which

elements of the SUMP cycle

should skills be trained

in your country?

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Results on SUMP cycle elements

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Results on SUMP cycle elements

Monitoring and evaluationPL, PT, BG, CY,HU, LT, SI, RO

Selection of measuresPL, HR, BG, HU, LT, SI, RO

How to handle modelling and data collectionPT, BG, CY, HU, SI, RO

SUMP assessment schemePL, BG, LT, SI, RO

Adopting the SUMP approach for small and mid sizes cities

PL, BG, CY, HU, RO

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PROSPERITY TRAININGS

• Face to face 4 day training events

• Between autumn 2017 and end of 2018

• In BG, CY, CZ, HR, HU, LT, PL, PT, RO, SI

• Training and materials provided in national languages

• Trainer-Tandem of experts and Champion City representatives

• Training is open for cities; participation is free

• Travel and subsistence costs is provided for up to 20 city representatives per country

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www.sump-network.eu

Aljaz Plevnik (UIRS),

[email protected]

Zsófia DERTS (Mobilissimus),

[email protected]

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authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. The European

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CIVITAS PROSPERITY has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 690636

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