ERRIN's role
ERRIN is leading the activities on sharing and replicating policy and regulation.
Regulations on local, national and EU-level have the potential to enable upscaling and replicating innovative mobility solutions. At the same time, they are currently among the key barriers as they inhibit a fast rollout of innovative mobility solutions. Therefore, RECIPROCITY focuses on informing policy and regulation with regard to how they can ideally support these processes. In addition, continuous knowledge exchange and information flow between cities and municipalities are crucial to fast-track the process of replicating successful mobility innovations in the future
RECIPROCITY, thus, will devote particular efforts towards knowledge capturing and sharing:
- Recommendations for policy & regulation
- Information & Communication Platform
- Collection & dissemination of best practices
Opportunities for local and regional innovation ecosystems
- Opportunity to connect and exchange with other cities around sustainable mobility.
- Possibility to participate in planned activities (e.g. events, workshops, trainings).
- Chance to bring in own use cases to be considered within the project.
- Access to services provided by the project (e.g. business & financial services).
Stay tuned!
The project kicks off in 2021, and lasts 32 months. During this period, a series of activities and deliverables will be developed. Examples of those relevant for the broader ERRIN membership entail:
- Mobility Workshops to jointly define the challenges to be solved within the RECIPROCITY replication ecosystem.
- Mobility Training that will include 1-to-1 training sessions and a series of webinars with key stakeholders and citizens
- Funding & Legal Support
- Mobility Accelerator to connect cities and municipalities with investors and to exchange on relevant topics regarding funding and financing
- Business model generation
And more to come!
Latest Updates
- By Gaia Ialisa Marotta
RECIPROCITY Policy Paper on Drones
Through this position paper, RECIPROCITY presents a comprehensive set of recommendations aimed at aiding local and regional authorities and European institutions in supporting the use of drones for passengers and goods transportation at local level.
- By Gaia Ialisa Marotta
JRC report on research and innovation on drones in Europe
The Joint Research Centre (JRC) has recently published a report on the latest research and innovation related to drones in Europe. The report highlights various projects in the drone industry, including drone technologies, U-space management (traffic management), urban air mobility, and drone logistics.
- By Silvia Ghiretti
RECIPROCITY Catalogue of Mobility Solutions
The RECIPROCITY project, in which ERRIN is a partner, has published a helpful “Catalogue of Mobility Practices”. This guide is for regions and cities, as well as mobility providers, interested in replicating sustainable and innovative mobility solutions.
- By Gaia Ialisa Marotta
ARRIVAL: The Innovative Matchmaking Platform Accelerating Sustainable Transport Solutions
The RECIPROCITY and ENTRANCE projects have launched the ARRIVAL platform, a European Matchmaking Platform and complementary off-line services designed to equip mobility stakeholders with the necessary tools, knowledge, contacts and methods.
- By Gaia Ialisa Marotta
Contribute to RECIPROCITY Policy Papers on MaaS, Drones and Hydrogen Mobility
ERRIN invites its members to provide input to three policy papers on Mobility as a Service (MaaS), drones and hydrogen mobility solutions. The RECIPROCITY policy papers provide policy recommendations for local and regional authorities and European institutions to effectively implement MaaS, drones and hydrogen mobility solutions at local level. By contributing, members can express their needs and priorities, showcase regional examples and influence the future of smart and clean mobility in European cities.
- By Lucy Hammond
ERRIN and POLIS explore Urban Nodes in the TEN-T Regulation
On 6 July, the ERRIN Transport Working Group and POLIS organised a meeting on the impact of the revised TEN-T regulation on the urban nodes. The event put the focus on the role of the Connecting Europe Facility in effectively implementing the new requirements at local and regional levels.