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== EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Agenda 2021–2027 == | == EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Agenda 2021–2027 == | ||
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For '''OPENVERSE''', [https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/ EIT UM] is the urban-spatial pillar of the ecosystem — a real-world testbed for digital-twin interoperability, XR-based citizen engagement, and sustainability metrics. Joint pilots on '''virtual city twins''', '''mobility data spaces''', and '''AI ethics for smart cities''' would let OPENVERSE embed its building-block logic into Europe’s urban innovation agenda. | For '''OPENVERSE''', [https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/ EIT UM] is the urban-spatial pillar of the ecosystem — a real-world testbed for digital-twin interoperability, XR-based citizen engagement, and sustainability metrics. Joint pilots on '''virtual city twins''', '''mobility data spaces''', and '''AI ethics for smart cities''' would let OPENVERSE embed its building-block logic into Europe’s urban innovation agenda. | ||
=== Basic Identification === | |||
'''Initiative / Partnership Name:''' [https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/ EIT Urban Mobility] (EIT-UM) | |||
'''Full SRIDA Title & Version:''' ''[https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/eit-urban-mobility-strategic-agenda-2021-2027/ EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Agenda 2021–2027]'' (published March 2021) | |||
'''Publication / Last Update Date:''' March 2021 (current agenda to 2027) | |||
'''Governing Body / Association:''' EIT UM Association (Spain-based KIC legal entity) under the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT) | |||
'''Type:''' EIT Knowledge & Innovation Community (KIC) | |||
'''Website / Source:''' ''[https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Strategic-Agenda-EITUrbanMobility.pdf 210329_SA_EIT-UM-branded_Final-published.pdf]'' | |||
=== Strategic Orientation === | === Strategic Orientation === | ||
'''Vision Statement:''' ''“Create more liveable urban spaces by re-imagining mobility and decarbonising transport through innovation, entrepreneurship and education.”'' | |||
'''Mission:''' Bring together cities, industry, research and citizens to co-develop and scale solutions for safe, inclusive and sustainable mobility. | |||
'''Strategic Objectives (SOs):''' | |||
# '''Active Mobility & Public Transport First''' — reduce congestion, air pollution, and CO₂. | # '''Active Mobility & Public Transport First''' — reduce congestion, air pollution, and CO₂. | ||
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# '''Inclusive Innovation & Skills''' — citizen engagement and capacity building. | # '''Inclusive Innovation & Skills''' — citizen engagement and capacity building. | ||
'''Expected Outcomes / KPIs:''' | |||
* > 300 innovations tested and 150 start-ups accelerated by 2027; | |||
* 50 cities implementing EIT UM solutions; 40 k people trained through Academy and RIS programmes (p. 45); | |||
* Green Deal Mission on Climate-Neutral Cities; | |||
* Urban Agenda for the EU; Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy (SSMS). | |||
=== Technological & Thematic Priorities === | === Technological & Thematic Priorities === | ||
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=== Governance & Ecosystem === | === Governance & Ecosystem === | ||
'''Structure:''' Headquarters in Barcelona + 5 Innovation Hubs (Central, East, North, South, West). The ''map on page 6'' shows these regional nodes and their focus cities. earch, academia, and NGOs). | |||
'''Engagement Mechanisms:''' Open Calls for Innovation and Business Creation; Living Labs; City Club (city network for policy exchange); Urban Mobility Summit (annual flagship event). | |||
'''Update Frequency:''' 7-year Agenda (2021–27); annual Business Plans and mid-term reviews. | |||
'''Participation Info:''' Partners contribute to Working Groups on themes (e.g. Active Mobility, Energy & Logistics, Digital Transformation). | |||
=== Building-Block Crosswalk (Staff Working Document Alignment) === | === Building-Block Crosswalk (Staff Working Document Alignment) === | ||
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=== SRIDA Document Metadata === | === SRIDA Document Metadata === | ||
'''Keywords / Tags:''' Urban mobility, smart cities, digital twins, AI, IoT, XR, sustainability, citizen engagement, education, entrepreneurship. | |||
'''Referenced Horizon Europe Cluster:''' [https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/funding/funding-opportunities/funding-programmes-and-open-calls/horizon-europe/cluster-5-climate-energy-and-mobility_en Cluster 5 (Climate, Energy & Mobility)] + links to [https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/funding/funding-opportunities/funding-programmes-and-open-calls/horizon-europe/cluster-4-digital-industry-and-space_en Cluster 4 (Digital, Industry & Space)]. | |||
'''TRL Ranges:''' 5 – 9 (prototyping to deployment in cities). | |||
'''Investment / KPIs:''' > 300 innovations tested, 150 start-ups supported, 50 cities engaged, 40 k trained (p. 45). ssion; SSMS; Data Governance Act; AI Act. | |||
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AI Acknowledgement The content has been provided by the Project Partner BDVA. The content has been summarised using AI technologies, and validated by a human author.
EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Agenda 2021–2027
The EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Agenda 2021–2027 frames Europe’s city-level mobility transformation around three axes: active mobility first, decarbonised logistics, and digital cities via AI & data spaces. Education and entrepreneurship ensure wide uptake of new solutions through the Academy, Living Labs, and RIS regions.
For OPENVERSE, EIT UM is the urban-spatial pillar of the ecosystem — a real-world testbed for digital-twin interoperability, XR-based citizen engagement, and sustainability metrics. Joint pilots on virtual city twins, mobility data spaces, and AI ethics for smart cities would let OPENVERSE embed its building-block logic into Europe’s urban innovation agenda.
Basic Identification
Initiative / Partnership Name: EIT Urban Mobility (EIT-UM)
Full SRIDA Title & Version: EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Agenda 2021–2027 (published March 2021)
Publication / Last Update Date: March 2021 (current agenda to 2027)
Governing Body / Association: EIT UM Association (Spain-based KIC legal entity) under the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT)
Type: EIT Knowledge & Innovation Community (KIC)
Website / Source: 210329_SA_EIT-UM-branded_Final-published.pdf
Strategic Orientation
Vision Statement: “Create more liveable urban spaces by re-imagining mobility and decarbonising transport through innovation, entrepreneurship and education.”
Mission: Bring together cities, industry, research and citizens to co-develop and scale solutions for safe, inclusive and sustainable mobility.
Strategic Objectives (SOs):
- Active Mobility & Public Transport First — reduce congestion, air pollution, and CO₂.
- Energy & Logistics Transition — decarbonise urban freight and energy networks.
- Digital Transformation & Data-Driven Cities — AI, IoT and data spaces for urban decision-making.
- Inclusive Innovation & Skills — citizen engagement and capacity building.
Expected Outcomes / KPIs:
- > 300 innovations tested and 150 start-ups accelerated by 2027;
- 50 cities implementing EIT UM solutions; 40 k people trained through Academy and RIS programmes (p. 45);
- Green Deal Mission on Climate-Neutral Cities;
- Urban Agenda for the EU; Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy (SSMS).
Technological & Thematic Priorities
| Domain | Focus / Examples | Reference (Page / Diagram) |
| AI & Data for Mobility | AI-driven urban analytics, traffic prediction, multimodal routing | Digital Cities pillar (p. 23–24) |
| Digital Twins & XR Simulations | City twins for infrastructure planning and citizen consultation | Use cases in Digital Transformation chapter (p. 24–25) |
| IoT & Edge Connectivity | Sensors, vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), 5G pilot corridors | “Connected City Platforms” diagram (p. 20) |
| Autonomous & Shared Mobility | Micromobility and last-mile delivery solutions | Innovation Focus Areas (Figure 5, p. 17) |
| Sustainability & Circular Economy | Zero-emission mobility and battery recycling value chains | SO 2 (pp. 15–18) |
| Education & Skills | Urban Mobility Academy + Digital Summer Schools | Education pillar (p. 32–34) |
| Citizen Engagement & Co-Creation | Living Labs and Urban Mobility Labs network | Stakeholder chapter (pp. 28–29) |
Governance & Ecosystem
Structure: Headquarters in Barcelona + 5 Innovation Hubs (Central, East, North, South, West). The map on page 6 shows these regional nodes and their focus cities. earch, academia, and NGOs).
Engagement Mechanisms: Open Calls for Innovation and Business Creation; Living Labs; City Club (city network for policy exchange); Urban Mobility Summit (annual flagship event).
Update Frequency: 7-year Agenda (2021–27); annual Business Plans and mid-term reviews.
Participation Info: Partners contribute to Working Groups on themes (e.g. Active Mobility, Energy & Logistics, Digital Transformation).
Building-Block Crosswalk (Staff Working Document Alignment)
| EC Technical Building Block | EIT UM Implementation |
| AI & Data Spaces | Urban data platforms and Mobility Data Spaces |
| Digital Twins & Simulation | City-scale digital twins for planning |
| Cloud–Edge–IoT | IoT sensors and edge nodes for real-time urban flows |
| XR & Immersive Interfaces | Citizen consultation via AR/VR city prototypes |
| Digital Identity & Trust | Ethical data sharing and GDPR compliance |
| Sustainability Metrics | CO₂ and energy dashboards for cities |
| Human–AI Interaction & Skills | Citizen and workforce training through Academy |
SRIDA Document Metadata
Keywords / Tags: Urban mobility, smart cities, digital twins, AI, IoT, XR, sustainability, citizen engagement, education, entrepreneurship.
Referenced Horizon Europe Cluster: Cluster 5 (Climate, Energy & Mobility) + links to Cluster 4 (Digital, Industry & Space).
TRL Ranges: 5 – 9 (prototyping to deployment in cities).
Investment / KPIs: > 300 innovations tested, 150 start-ups supported, 50 cities engaged, 40 k trained (p. 45). ssion; SSMS; Data Governance Act; AI Act.