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• Call launched March 19th 2021
• Call deadline May 18th 2021

• Project duration 1 to 2 years
• Application success rate 45% (BP2020)
• Average granted budget per project 834��€&�Բ�����;(����2020)
• Co-funding required per innovation project 30%
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The proposed project should aim at solving urban mobility challenges in European cities and deal with one or several of the following topics:

Active Mobility, Active mobility is regular physical activity undertaken as a means of transport. It includes travel by foot, bicycle and other vehicles which require physical effort to get moving. The expected outcome would be higher levels of use of active mobility in target demo cities.

Future Mobility, The expected outcome would be new services and disruptive technologies which have the potential to reshape the ways in which we live, work, and move within the city.

Sustainable City Logistics , The expected outcome would include new vehicles, new procurement / purchasing models, new consolidation solutions, new hub services, new production models (e.g., so that goods are produced “close-to-home”), new software solutions for optimizing freight, new solutions for managing loading/unloading etc.

Mobility and Energy, Increased use of cleaner fueled vehicles. The measure implemented should have the potential for replication and scaling in other European contexts.

Continuation Proposal from BP2021, Existing proposals from EIT Urban Mobility Business Plan 2021 requesting a full 12-month or short 3-month extension into BP2022

TRL 6, piloting innovation (product, service, solution) in three European cities during two years’ time

Partnership composition is in line with the partnership specific requirements of the area:

• Cities: A minimum of three cities active in the proposal.

• Partners: a minimum of two partners from EU Member States or Associates.

• Industry: A minimum of two industry partners should be engaged in each proposal and leading work packages/activities with a suitable budget allocation.

• SME: One SME should be involved in a proposal. The SME may be classified as one of the industrial partners.

• Commercial Lead Partner: one partner is identified as the commercialization partner

Innovation (100+ ideas) proposals from other partners searching new partners to their proposal consortia 

Screen shots of FUTURE MOBILITY matchmaking event innovation pitches where partners are lacking new consortia partners (typically searching pilot cities) 

Screen shots of ACTIVE MOBILITY matchmaking event innovation pitches where partners are lacking new consortia partners (typically searching pilot cities) 

The goal of this call for projects is to generate social innovation by improving and transforming streets and public spaces with tactical urbanism and street experiments as part of a city-wide approach for liveable cities, and building on adopted mobility strategies and plans in cities. Projects will implement pilots for inclusive, safe and accessible public realm design in a city or town, and build momentum for long-term policy change in communities – especially in disconnected and less central neighbourhoods – to help improve liveability for all local residents.  

EIT Urban Mobility is organizing matchmaking event for Public Real topic. In the event partner may pitch their idea for proposal aiming to identify new consortia partners. Registration to matchmaking

Citizen engagement projects, focusing on: Testing or implementing innovative methodologies, tools, business models or processes through which citizens are involved or empowered in co-defining the mobility challenges and in co-creation processes.  Events to be implemented in at least two cities from different Innovation Hubs, targeting or involving citizens aiming to creating awareness about the role citizens and end-users can play in improving mobility for more liveable urban spaces. 

Master School: 
A number of specified activity areas to meet the EIT Urban Mobility Master School targets, including summer schools, marketing and awareness raising activities, increased geographical scope, efficiency improvements and the curricula. 
Competence Hub: 
A number of specified activity areas to meet the EIT Urban Mobility Competence Hub targets, including meeting unmet market needs, improved marketing and sales and financial sustainability, efficiency improvements and increased geographical scope and market. 

Petri Allekotte
+35850 3440612 
petri.allekotte@aalto.fi

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Being an Aalto stakeholder grants you a free unlimited access to the fully virtual 2021 EIT Urban Mobility MatchMaking event series starting on March 16th to get first-hand info on the upcoming Urban Mobility call, and find the missing puzzle piece for your project idea. 

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Why attending this series of event? 

+Learn 
Get first-hand insights on the upcoming Urban Mobility call by attending topic-centred info sessions 

+Share
Publish+showcase your projects, ideas, services, needs to the participants

+Get inspired
Listen to idea pitches, identify matching organisations, skills and capabilities

+Match
Find among the participants the missing puzzle piece for your project idea, using the pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings system

+Connect
Exchange and meet with new contacts and stay in touch with them beyond the event days

+Be seen 
Boost your visibility in the EIT Urban Mobility ecosystem