Events related to topic mobility

On 19-20 October 2022, all Interreg Baltic Sea Region roads are leading to Hamburg, where Interreg BSR is hosting the first get-together for our community after the pandemic.

On the 4th of October 2022 at 11:00 CET, the SusMarTour projects invites you to the online webinar „BSR Tourism – Challenges Into Opportunities”. The Crisis Situation in the BSR Tourism Sector, which includes the pandemic situation that started in 2020, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to drastic changes in mobility, the employment market, and the resilience of job stability. The problem is highly relevant across the Baltic Sea Region, where traveling is to a large extent based on the maritime sector.

Annual Forum 2022 takes place in Lappeenranta - meet our commission presenting at the climate session and chat with us at the stand in the Networking village!

This webinar focuses on exploring concrete actions that can be implemented to decarbonize the maritime sector along its value chain.

The Urban Mobility Days 2022 that will be held on 20-22 September in the city of Brno, Czech Republic. This year’s theme is ‘Moving people and goods more sustainably’ and, across three days, we traverse the length and breadth of sustainable urban mobility, examining the latest challenges and solutions.

The webinar "Action Plan and recommendations for Crisis Situations in BSR Tourism Sector" on 31 May looks into maritime transportation in the time of drastic changes.

The European Conference on Mobility Management will take place on 31.5.-2.6.2022 in Turku, Finland! The main theme of ECOMM 2022 is “BE INSPIRED by... sustainable mobility”

The ICLEI World Congress 2021 – 2022: The Malmö Summit will take place in person and virtually on 11-13 May 2022. Join to exchange on the best practices in local sustainable development!

UBC Sustainable Cities invites you to the Commission meeting in Greifswald, Germany on 27–28 April 2022! The first offline event after the coronavirus-caused break will be under the topic "Sustainable Cities: Trends and Challenges in the Baltic Sea Region".

Port and ferry terminal areas can sometimes overlap with urban centres and create tensions in the movement of residents. How to plan safe and sustainable integration of the industrial areas into the lively urban spaces and take the best from holistic and sustainable mobility solutions?

For three years, the HUPMOBILE project has been developing a holistic approach to sustainable mobility solutions in port cities of the Baltic Sea Region. Now it’s time to share our achievements and lessons learned with the region! Welcome to the HUPMOBILE Final Seminar!

Cargo Bikes An asset for a sustainable transport system Do you want to explore how smaller cities can act as change drivers in transforming the logistics of municipalities, businesses, and social & cultural institutions? We would cordially like to invite you to a one-day hybrid conference, which helps you to explore the possibilities for cargo bike promotion within your own organization or to citizens and businesses in your area.