Useful information on sustainable urban mobility planning and other SUMP Projects
SUMP portal, www.eltis.org 
Eltis, www.eltis.org
Europe’s largest portal on urban mobility offers news on the recent developments in the field, practical case studies from cities all around the Europe. Eltis covers the topics of walking, cycling, clean and energy-efficient vehicles, collective passenger transport, urban freight and city logistics, people with reduced mobility, intermodality, mobility management, traffic and demand management, transport planning and land use.
BUMP project, www.bump-mobility.eu
BUMP – Boosting Urban Mobility Plans offers local authorities with populations ranging from 40.000 to 350.000 inhabitants in 9 EU countries an integrated training and coaching package, for free of charge, to guide them through the steps to develop their Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans. BUMP works with partners in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Romania, Spain and the UK and is coordinated by AREA Science Park of Trieste (Italy).
CiViTAS CAPITAL, http://www.civitas.eu
CAPITAL will capitalise systematically the results of CIVITAS and create an effective "value chain" for urban mobility Innovation. CAPITAL will initiate and support a mainstreaming process of CIVITIAS principles based on a strengthened community of stakeholders.
Do the right mix, http://www.dotherightmix.eu/
The European Commission’s Sustainable Urban Mobility campaign, launched in July 2012, is a three-year initiative aiming to support sustainable urban mobility campaigners in the European Union’s Member States, plus Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein. The central objective of this campaign is to promote the advantages of combining different modes of transportation and aims to highlight and advertise the fact that by using different modes of transportation for each journey as appropriate, people can improve their health, their finances and the environment.
European Urban Transport Roadmaps 2030,
Roadmaps 2030 will catalyse action on developing sustainable urban mobility across Europe
Ensure urban transport with the aim that objectives of 2011 Transport White Paper can be realised. It will facilitate practical action through the development and dissemination of robust, easy-to-use tools and guidance. A free, on-line, policy support tool will be available at the end of 2015.
EVIDENCE http://evidence-project.eu/
The EVIDENCE project is a collaborative partnership reviewing the evidence of costs and benefits of sustainable urban mobility solutions.
EPOMM, http://www.epomm.eu/
EPOMM is the European Platform on Mobility Management, a network of governments in European countries that are engaged in Mobility Management (MM).
Endurance project, http://epomm.eu/endurance/index.php
ENDURANCE aims to assist cities and regions with developing Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) by facilitating networking, mutual learning and sharing of experience and best practice across countries. This will be done through establishing enduring national SUMP networks in all EU countries and Norway, by establishing an enduring and integrated European SUMP training and policy transfer network and by Activating 250 cities in Europe to engage in Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans and implementation of them.
Polysump, http://www.poly-sump.eu/
Poly-SUMP, Polycentric Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans, aims to develop a sustainable mobility planning methodology in polycentric regions – areas characterised by several centres, where services and goods, and therefore transport needs, are scattered in different towns.
Pumas, http://www.pumasproject.eu/
The PUMAS project "Planning Sustainable regional-Urban Mobility in the Alpine Space" aims to advance SUMP, which focuses on participation, integration, evaluation and cost internalisation as a new paradigm in mobility planning.
SOLUTIONS, http://www.urban-mobility-solutions.eu/
SOLUTIONS aims to support the exchange on innovative and green urban mobility solutions between cities from Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Mediterranean. The project brings together a wealth of experience and technical knowledge from international organisations, consultants, cities, and experts involved in transport issues and solutions.
TIDE, http://www.tide-innovation.eu
The mission of the TIDE project is to enhance the broad transfer and take-up of 15 innovative urban transport and mobility measures throughout Europe and to make a visible contribution to establish them as mainstream measures.
IEE-Programme, http://ec.europa.eu/energy/intelligent/
The website of the Intelligent Energy Europe programme.
