Baltic Active Mobility 2026: Shaping Future Cities registration

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Baltic Active Mobility 2026: Shaping Future Cities

UBC Sustainable Cities Commission annual meeting 

7–9 September 2026 | Gdynia, Poland

This conference brings together practitioners, experts and decision-makers at the local, regional and national levels across the Baltic Sea Region to explore how active mobility and strong Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) can shape healthier, more resilient and future-ready cities.

The UBC Sustainable Cities Commission annual meeting is organised back-to-back with the Baltic Active Mobility 2026 conference. Registration is open to representatives of any city regardless of membership in UBC.

The event is organised by the Interreg Baltic Sea Region projects BATS and SUMPs for BSR, supporting cities in accelerating the transition towards active and sustainable urban mobility in cooperation with UBC Sustainable Cities Commission.

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Find more details on the BAM 2026 conference page.

The registration deadline is 23.08.2026

Contact information
Programme participation

Venue: Pomeranian Science and Technology Park
Al. Zwycięstwa 96/98, 81-451 Gdynia, Poland

UBC Sustainable Cities Commission annual meeting
Celebrating 30 years of cooperation – shaping the future together

Room: Room A

(lunch starting at 12:00 for participants of the day’s programme)
(At 16:00-17:30 the main programme includes the sightseeing tour around Gdynia for participants of this day - please select it in the field below)
(for participants of the day’s programme)
Site visits
Please select the site visit:
(For UBC SCC meeting participants only, includes transportation from the meeting) (0 places remaining)
All the visits start from: Skwer Kościuszki by the fountain (post code 81-370)
Innovation, Policy & Active Mobility

Room: Auditorium (sala audytoryjna)

Practical solutions & Cross-Border Cooperation

Room: auditorium (sala audytoryjna)

Please select the parallel session on local pilots in BATS & SUMPs for BSR 11:30-13:00
This session will dive into the planning, implementation and evaluation of small-scale, resilient active mobility measures. Cities will demonstrate the piloted active mobility solutions and the lessons learnt – from improved bicycle parking to innovative lighting solutions and protective elements for bike lanes.
This session will focus on the approaches to citizen engagement & promotion of behavioural change using tailored campaigns, events, and test groups in the piloting of year-round active mobility measures, and the lessons learnt.
From the city-wide monitoring & evaluation to monitoring of active mobility – we will discuss the selection of indicators, data collection and monitoring the progress in active mobility.
Day 3 programme details
Personal information

Personal data submitted through this form is processed for the organisation and delivery of “Baltic Active Mobility 2026: Shaping Future Cities”, including registration administration, participant communication, programme and capacity planning, reception, site visits and other practical event arrangements.

The event is jointly organised by:

  • City of Turku, acting through the Union of the Baltic Cities Sustainable Cities Commission;
  • Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg – Borough of Altona; and
  • City of Gdynia

The City of Turku, through the UBC Sustainable Cities Commission, administers the registration form and registration database and serves as the primary contact point for matters concerning registration information.

Authorised personnel of the three organisers may access limited registration information where necessary for their assigned conference-organisation tasks. Personal data will not be used for unrelated marketing, mailing lists or purposes unrelated to the conference.

Contact UBC Sustainable Cities Commission to access, correct or update your registration information or to ask questions about its processing: sustainability@ubc.net. Further information is available in the (UBC SCC Privacy Policy).

Please note that photographs and audiovisual recordings may be taken during the event and used for event documentation and communication.