Welcome

• Updates from the EcoMobility Alliance- Santhosh Kodukula, EcoMobility Program Manager, ICLEI
• The city of Quito – Jose Ordoñez, Executive Director, Instituto Metropolitano de Planificación Urbana de Quito, Ecuador

City efforts on sustainable urban mobility

• State of Santa Catarina – PLAMUS: the first Metropolitan Region Plan for Sustainable Mobility  in Brazil – Guilherme Medeiros, Project Manager of Florianopolis Metropolitan Region, Santa Catarina State Government
  
• WWF and sustainable mobility in Africa –Louise Scholtz, Manager, Energy and Urban Futures, Policy & Futures Unit and Emelie Kärre, Program manager Sustainable Cities, WWF
• San Miguel de Allende – Marco Antonio Rodriguez, Head of transport,  San Miguel de Allende

• Sustainable mobility made in Leipzig – Torben Heinemann, Head of Transport Department, Leipzig, Germany
• City of La Paz– Marco Fuentes, Manager, Municipal Transport Service, La Paz
• SOLUTIONS (Wuppertal Institute)- Oliver Lah, Project Coordinator at Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy

Discussion

SMART Multi-Modal Systems Mapping Session – Susan Zielinski, Managing Director, SMART at the University of Michigan

• Part one: the emerging mobility contexts (including global examples of how urban innovators are marrying enabling technologies with new business and economic development models, new integrated policy  approaches, and new and positive narratives to accelerate the sustainable supply of connected and sustainable mobility in cities)
• Part two: mapping and implementing mobility-as-a-service: Hands on workshop on realizing connected multi-modal transport systems with people, the city, and the economy at the core –  a practical approach for urban leaders
• Emerging eco-mobility enterprises. The Global Landscape from a social investor’s perspective. David Zipper, 1776.

Lunch

Mapping and Solution Session

Report Backs

Wrap up and next steps

2016 Global MobiPrize winners and smart enterprise leaders explore how to transform the new mobility enterprise space to accelerate sustainable mobility globally

Every two years, SMART at the University of Michigan partners to bestow the Global SMART MobiPrize on innovative transportation-related ventures, and on cities, states, and national governments that are investing in New Mobility innovation, enterprise, and economic development.  This session brings together leaders in the global mobility venture space with winners of the 2016 Global SMART MobiPrize to focus on issues and opportunities related to New Mobility innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic development.

• Introduction (ICLEI)
• About Mobi Prize and Platform (Susan Zelinski)
• Presentations by Medellin– Viviana Tobon, Metropolitan Area’s Mobility Director  and Luz Dary Botero, Planning Director,  Metro de Medellín.
• Lively panel

Panelists:

• Devin DeVries, Where Is My Transport (Global Grand Mobi Prize Winner. Partner: Ford Motor Company)
• Viviana Tobon, Metropolitan Area’s Mobility Director  and Luz Dary Botero, Metro de Medellín’s Planning Director. City of Quito (Enterprising City MobiPrize Winner Partners: ICLEI EcoMobility Alliance)
• Chetan Temkar (Mobi-X India MobiPrize Winner. Partner: Ford Motor Company, Institute for Competitiveness, India)
• Lauren Flanagan, Current Motor (Michigan MobiPrize Winner. Partner: NextEnergy)
• David Zipper,  Managing Director, Cities and Mobility Incubator  1776
• Jeffrey Nolish, Detroit Transportation Fellow.

Opening plenary: Future of urban mobility

• Monika Zimmermann, Deputy Secretary General, ICLEI
• Tania Rödiger-Vorwerk, Deputy Director-General, Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) 
• Sheila Watson, Deputy Director, FIA Foundation
• Johannes Karremans Director of Technical Assistance, EUROCLIMA Program, Brussels, Belgium

Session: Clean vehicles and clean air in cities

• Setting stage on the importance of clean vehicle – Sheila Watson, Deputy Director, FIA Foundation
  
• Electric Vehicles Policy in Changwon – Ha Seung-woo, Head of EV Policy Team, EcoMobility Division
• Current state of vehicle and fuel standards in Latin America – Sebastian Galarza – Researcher and Program Lead, Centro Mario Molina Chile
  
• Clean Vehicles and clean air in cities– Maria Krautzberger, President, Federal Environmental Agency (UBA), Germany
• Clean vehicle technology solutions by BYD – Adalberto Maluf, Director of Marketing, Sustainability and new businesses, BYD Brazil
• Alfonso Cadiz Soto, Executive Director of 3CV, Chilean Ministry of Transportation

Sustainable public transport in Latin American cities

• Public transport to reduce GHG emissions, while reducing congestion, noise and local air pollution -Johannes Karremans Director Technical Assistance, EUROCLIMA Program, Brussels, Belgium 
• Medellín Metro – Luz Dary Botero, Planning Director, Metro de Medellín, Colombia
• The experience of Community Engagement to implement Speed Limit Zone – Ismael Bagatin França, Project Coordinator of URBS, City of Curitiba Planning 
• City of Rosario, Argentina– Eleonora Piriz, Manager of Comprehensive Planning Area, Rosario, Argentina
• City of Quito, Ecuador – Andrés Jarrín, Specialist in Transport and Urban Planning, Secretary of Planning Quito

Session: Safe and Healthy Routes to school. Global Initiative for Child Health and Mobility (CHMI)

• Safe & Healthy Journeys to School – a New Urban Agenda priority -Saul Billingsley, Executive Director, FIA Foundation
  
• Medellin for all –Viviana Tobon, Metropolitan Area’s Mobility Director, Medellin
• Walkability in our cities – Bronwen Thornton, Development Director, Walk21 
• Comparative study on Seoul and Singapore – Aw Tuan Kee, Director, Centre for Liveable Cities, Ministry of National Development (Singapore)
• Clean transportation to reduce air pollution – Margarita Parra, Environment Program Officer, Hewlett Foundation
• Cities Safer By Design –Daniely Votto, Urban Governance Manager, WRI Brasil Sustainable Cities

Welcome and introduction of the day – Santhosh Kodukula, EcoMobility Program Manager, ICLEI

Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

• Introduction to MaaS – Susan Zelinski, Managing Director, SMART at the University of Michigan
• Roles of New Mobility and smart city enterprises in the MaaS eco-system –David Zipper, Managing Director, 1776
• SOLUTIONS and UEMI toolkit– Kulwant Singh, Policy Expert, UNHABITAT
• City of Umeå, Sweden – Deputy Mayor, Margareta Rönngren, City of Umeå, Sweden 
• Shared bicycles as last-mile connectivity – D V Manohar, Chairman, All India Bicycling Federation, India

Active Mobility in our cities

• City of Cuenca, Ecuador – Marcelo Cabrera, Mayor, Cuenca, Ecuador
  
• Nueva Alameda-Providencia, Santiago de Chile – Vladimir Glasinovic, Gerente Proyecto Nueva Alameda Providencia, Santiago de Chile
• Siheung City – Yunsig Kim, Mayor of Siheung City, Republic of Korea
  
• Estrategia de Movilidad en Bicicleta Ciudad de México, soluciones de calidad de salud de seguridad y de aire – Iván De la Lanza Gámiz. Design, Director de Cultura Diseño e Infraestructura Ciclista en SEDEMA/CDMX, Mexico Ciudad, México

Closing of the EcoMobility Days

• Active mobility in Tel Aviv-Yafo – Meital Lehavi, Deputy Mayor of Tel Aviv-Yafo for transportation, construction and infrastructure
• City of Cali Colombia – Nelson Londoño,  Urban Renovation Director, Cali, Colombia

Urban Mobility Training: Towards Livable Cities- The Role of Urban Mobility

Thursday 20 October 2016

• Introduction and welcome: Inauguration by Franz Marré, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany and Ma de los Ángeles Duarte, Ministra, Miduvi
• The role of urban transport and land- use planning towards creating equitable and livable cities within the New Urban Agenda
• Urban Livability and the New Urban Agenda: key issues, participant brainstorming on problems and known solutions
• Sustainable Mobility in Latin America: how to make it happen (and lessons learned) – including discussion (Dario Hidalgo)
• Public Transport Reform, Non-motorized transport, Travel Demand Management and Integration: implementing and integrating (principles and experiences)
• Exercise: Budgeting for sustainable mobility and livability