#ChallengeMyCity project launches a call for proposals
Through its #ChallengeMyCity project, EIT Urban Mobility has opened a call for proposal for solutions from the private sector, pertaining to urban mobility related challenges in the cities of Heraklion (GR), Larissa (GR) and Braga (PT).
The call offers each of the selected proposals up to €60,000 in funding in order to implement a six-month pilot of their solution in the city context. It also provides implementation support and networking opportunities with other providers and the public administration. Companies from EU or Horizon Europe-associated countries are warmly invited to submit a proposal with market-ready innovative mobility solutions.
Each of the three cities faces unique mobility challenges that should be addressed in the proposal.
Braga
- Â Â Â Enhancing bike safety and monitoring cyclist flows
- Â Â Â Understanding and promoting active mobility in the city centre
- Â Â Â Improving monitoring and use of on-street parking spaces
- Â Â Â Encouraging alternative transportation for school commuting to decrease private car usage
Read the Braga specific call here. Proposals are being accepted until 8 May.
Heraklion
- Creating micromobility hubs through secure bicycle parking
- Management and control of parking spaces for persons with reduced mobility (PRM) and logistics
- Control of motorised vehicle access in the pedestrianised area of the city centre
- Electric-powered micro-vehicle for PRM passengers’ mobility in the pedestrianised city centre
Larissa
- Creating micromobility hubs through secure bicycle parking
- Collection of environmental and traffic data
- Management and control of parking spaces for PRMÂ
Read the Heraklion and Larissa specific calls here. Proposals are being accepted until 29 May.
