Sustainable Mobility Forum

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The 3 challenges of the city of tomorrow

Barbara Pompili

The Minister for Ecological Transition honored us with the opportunity to participate in the Sustainable Cities Summit organized by the HUB Institute on September 15th at the Elysée Biarritz. At this forum, Barbara Pompili shared her vision of the sustainable city.

Post-Covid: How to Build Stronger, More Efficient and Fairer Cities

Aziza Akhmouch

Territorial impact, a plummeting GDP, inequality, etc. Aziza Akhmouch, head of division Cities & Urban policies for the OECD gives us the 10 lessons learned from Covid to build stronger, more efficient and fairer cities. 

How to make transportation no longer a barrier in Los Angeles

Seleta Reynolds

Inequalities, transportation, pollution, Seleta Reynolds, General Manager of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, discusses the transportation and pollution problems of the city of Los Angeles.

Mobility: spearheading the City of Paris' ecological transition

David Belliard

Fighting single occupant vehicle use, redefining city transportation plans, integrating new forms of mobility... these are all challenges that the various city stakeholders must take up together. And with good reason: the transportation sector is now the second largest in terms of greenhouse gas emissions.

Housing and neighborhood life: rethinking the city with its inhabitants

Marie Atinault

Sustainable city projects are often long and fraught with pitfalls, which raises the question of urban resilience. For Marie Atinault, Vice President in charge of ecological transitions and innovations and waste for the Rouen Metropolis, urban resilience implies greater inclusion of residents and a better understanding of risks.

Quarter-hour city

Carlos Moreno

The concept of the quarter-hour city dates back to the 1960s. Carlos Moreno, who began working on the subject 6 years ago, says it is a concept that is still under debate. It induces a change of approach and paradigm around a tempo-centric vision of the city. He distinguishes the city from the quarter-hour, the term used to designate the concept in compact areas, and the half-hour territory for less dense areas. 

Bordeaux at the time of resilience

Christophe Colinet

Cyber attacks, natural disasters, but also health risks or terrorism... the risks for cities are now more numerous than ever. A situation that is forcing local authorities to rethink their approach in order to provide themselves with an essential component: resilience.

Helsinki, a future functional city

Pia Pakarinen

Equality, strong social cohesion, anti-discrimination, created by its citizens, Helsinki aims to be the most functional city in the world. Pia Pakarinen Deputy Mayor (Education Division) shares the city's strategic objectives and their development plan in education.

France Sustainable City: tomorrow's sustainable city will be sober, resilient and inclusive

SĂ©bastien Maire

Cyber attacks, natural disasters, but also health risks or terrorism... the risks for cities are now more numerous than ever. A situation that is forcing local authorities to rethink their approach in order to provide themselves with an essential component: resilience.

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