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"The 6th World Congress of the global network Cities for Mobility will take place on 1-4 July 2012 in Stuttgart focusing on safe and secure social spaces. The City of Stuttgart, with the support of renowned international organizations, is doing great efforts to offer participants once again an exciting program. The World Congress is an ideal space for networking and sharing of experiences, in a enjoyable environment. Highlights of this year's event will be the thematic workshops, the contact forum, and for the first time, two training sessions.
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 Do you have an innovative venture that is helping to reshape mobility in cities or across regions? Then participate in the applications of the University of Michigan to gain a prize for entrepreneurs addressing sustainable urban transportation.
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 Walk21 in a unique partnership with the Centre for Sustainable Transport Mexico is very pleased to invite you to join us for this landmark event in Mexico City.
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 Among other interesting
topics, this edition of the e-Magazine provides information on the fifth Cities
for Mobility World Congress, which took place in Stuttgart in July 2011.
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 In 2011, 12 Ukrainian
cities are taking part in the European Mobility Week.In the capital Kyiv, the
Kyiv Cycling Association and various other partners have prepared a host of activities,
such as the selection of the “Employee on bike of the year”, a cycling parade
without borders, as well as activities with journalists and officials.
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 The German TV channel
Deutsche Welle will broadcast in August a documentary titled "Getting the
Ball Rolling - Brazil’s Preparations for the 2014 FIFA World Cup" which
illustrates the support Brazilian cities receive by Cities for Mobility and the
City of Stuttgart in this challenging process of preparation for the second most
important media event in the world.
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 The EU Public Health
Programme funded project, LIFE CYCLE, ran from 2008-2011 and aimed to identify
and test practical initiatives encouraging uptake and maintenance of life-long
cycling across all age groups. The idea was that people can change their mobility
behaviour, and adopt a healthier lifestyle, principally by cycling for transport.
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 The NICHES+ project
promotes innovative measures for making urban transport more efficient
and sustainable and to move them from their current \"niche\" position
into a mainstream urban transport application.
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 How will people travel
in the cities of the future? Among other interesting contributions from our partners,
this edition of the magazine offers you a variety of articles on best practices,
cooperation projects and interesting events world wide.
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 Cities for Mobility expresses its solidarity with the victims of a car attack to cyclists which occured during the critical mass bike manifestation in the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil on 25 February 2011. Our thoughts are with the injured and their families. We wish them a fast recovery.
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