On October 9th, the Interreg for a Greener Europe webinar on "Sustainable Urban Mobility: Moving Together for Cleaner, Connected Cities" organized by Interact, brought together urban mobility experts from across Europe to explore how EU transnational cooperation is driving cleaner, smarter, and more connected cities, closely aligning with DG MOVE frameworks and EIT Urban
This week, along the Adriatic Cycle Route in Milano Marittima, two new bicycle counting totems purchased by Fondazione ITL within the framework of the Interreg Italy-Croatia project CYROS were installed and activated. These interventions are part of a broader package of cycling-related facilities funded through CYROS, aimed at improving services and infrastructure supporting cycling
Last week the IN MOBILITY project held its third Peer Review, hosted by the North Aegean Regional Development Fund in Mytilene and focused on how transport policies and services can tackle social exclusion. The meeting opened with an overview of the work being carried out on North Aegean islands to improve social inclusion through
At the CIVITAS Forum in Thessaloniki, Lorenzo Cello, Programme Manager at ITL, presented the results and next steps of the MED COLOURS project, which aims to make urban logistics systems in Mediterranean cities more sustainable and efficient. Following the first testing phase, which involved six cities, MED COLOURS has now entered its Transfer Phase,
Europe’s ambition to achieve climate neutrality by 2050, and to enable the 100 Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities to reach this goal even earlier, cannot be realised by cities acting alone. While Climate City Contracts provide a shared vision and roadmap for local climate action, many of the systems that determine whether these ambitions succeed
On july 1st, Adriafer's offices in Trieste hosted the final event of the CROSSFREIGHT project, dedicated to presenting the project's results and offered a moment of exchange to look ahead at the future challenges of the sector. Partners and participants were welcomed by Maurizio Cociancich (Adriafer), who introduced the project team members, officially opening
As the TRACE project reaches its successful completion, the consortium presents the TRACE Platform - an integrated solution developed to improve the coordination of multimodal logistics operations across Europe. Designed to connect existing logistics systems rather than replace them, the platform combines real-time data management, intelligent route optimisation, secure information sharing, and blockchain-enabled traceability
On June 16th, ITL, lead partner of CROSSFREIGHT, presented the project results to the members of the Emilia-Romagna Intermodal Cluster (ER.I.C.), the regional network which brings together the Port of Ravenna, freight villages, rail yards and intermodal terminals. The meeting offered an opportunity to highlight the pilot implemented at the Port of Ravenna, a