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Invitation to the 2nd participatory workshop “Municipal perspectives: which indicators do we need for sustainable mobility?”
The team of the Interreg SuMo-Rhine research project invites you to the 2nd participatory workshop “Municipal perspectives: which indicators do we need for sustainable mobility?”. The workshop will take place as a digital workshop on the 23rd June 2020, from 2 to 5 pm. The workshop’s objective is to exchange experiences and expectations of the […]
The influence of the coronavirus on the cross-border collaboration within the SuMo-Rhine project
Contact ban, curfew and boarder closures are changing the way we collaborate and influencing the cross-border mobility. As part of the interview series of EUCOR – The European Campus the project leader Dr. Kira Schumacher discusses the influence of the current situation on the SuMo-Rhine project. To read the whole interview click here.
Second Retreat Meeting in February 2020
The retreat meeting of the SuMo-Rhine project took place from the 18th to the 19thof February 2020. Since it is half-time of the project period, the co-financing partners, DFIU, KIT-ECON, Universität of Freiburg, Universität of Koblenz- Landau, Université de Haute-Alsace, Université de Strasbourg and CNRS met in order to present first project results and to […]
Expert Workshop “Communal Perspectives” of the Interreg-V Project SuMo-Rhine
On 13.11.19 the first participative workshop “Communal Perspectives” for the promotion of sustainable mobility in the Upper Rhine region took place in Freiburg. The workshop was aimed at urban and transport planners, sustainability and climate representatives as well as decision-makers and experts at local level from Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate. The event was introduced by an […]
Invitation to the 1st Participatory Workshop “Kommunale Perspektiven” on November 13, 2019 in Freiburg (9:30 – 16:30)
Dear Sir or Madam, The research project SuMo-Rhine cordially invites you to the 1st Participative Workshop “Municipal Perspectives” of sustainable mobility in the Upper Rhine region. The event will take place on November 13, 2019 at the Haus zur Lieben Hand in the Löwenstraße 16 in Freiburg. The aim of this practical research project is […]
SuMo-Rhine receives new project coordination
Herewith we would like to welcome Mrs. Nora Baumgartner as new project coordinator of the SuMo-Rhine project in our team. At the German-French Institute for Environmental Research (DFIU), which acts as the project management agency, she will be in charge of organising the planned workshops and coordinating the project. We welcome you and wish you […]
ADEUS becomes associate partner of the SuMo-Rhine project
The SuMo-Rhine project welcomes the Agency for Urban Development and Planning of the Strasbourg Metropolitan Area (ADEUS) as a new associated partner. With ADEUS, the project has gained an interdisciplinary institution with expertise in urban development, planning, settlement structure and housing, economic and social development, urban engineering, transport, landscape planning, environment, leisure, tourism, education, culture, […]
SuMo-Rhine receives eucor label
as a joint research project of the Universities of Koblenz-Landau, Haute-Alsace, Freiburg, Strasbourg and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, the SuMo-Rhine project has been awarded the eucor label. The project supports municipalities on the Upper Rhine in establishing and expanding a cross-border sustainable transport system. On the one hand, the project thus promotes cooperation between […]
EU enables cutting-edge research in the Upper Rhine region
In the german press releases of the Agrar Presseportal and the University of Koblenz-Landau of 07.05. and 08.05.2019 respectively, the visit of Daniela Schmitt, State Secretary for Economic Affairs, to the Landau campus was reported. Six current Interreg projects were presented, including SuMo-Rhine. The Agrar Presseportal writes that “State Secretary for Economic Affairs Daniela Schmitt […]
SuMo-Rhine, kick-off event of the Interreg-V-Project Sustainable Mobility in the Upper Rhine Region 12 March 2019, Regierungspräsidium Karlsruhe
For the kick-off event of the trinational SuMo-Rhine research project, the participants were welcomed by Gabriela Mühlstädt-Grimm, President of the Karlsruhe Vice Government, Dr. Frank Mentrup, Mayor of Karlsruhe, and Prof. Dr. Thomas Hirth, Vice President for Innovation and International Affairs at KIT. Afterwards the contents of the project were presented by Prof. Dr. Wolf […]
Invitation to the launch conference of the Interreg project “SuMo-Rhine” on 12 March in Karlsruhe (13-17 hours)
Ladies and Gentlemen, the project coordinator, the German-French Institute for Environmental Research (DFIU) of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), and TRION-climate e.V. cordially invite you to the kick-off event of the Interreg V project “SuMo-Sustainable Mobility Rhine”. This will take place on 12 March in the afternoon at the premises of the Regierungspräsidium Karlsruhe. […]
First public colloquium in march 2019
Ladies and Gentlemen, dear Colleagues, The French-German Institut of Environmental Research of the KIT are pleased to invite you to the First public colloquium of the tri-national project SuMo-Rhine: Sustainable Mobility in the upper rhine region on March 12, 2019, 13:00 to 17:00 in the Meidinger Saal of the Regierungspräsidium Karlsruhe. Thus, you can reserve the […]
Focus on SuMo-Rhine. Campus report on 27.11.2018
Climate-friendly innovations for border traffic on the Upper Rhine: Strasbourg and Lörrach are the focus of the SuMo-Rhine project Last week, many thousands of French people protested against an eco-tax on diesel fuel with traffic blockades. People in rural areas in particular are often dependent on their cars when it comes to getting to work. […]
Retreat meeting of SuMo-Rhine project
The reflexion meeting of the SuMo-Rhine project took place from November 28th to 29th 2018. The co-financing partners, DFIU, KIT-ECON, Universität of Freiburg, Universität of Koblenz- Landau, Université de Haute-Alsace, Université de Strasbourg and CNRS, created a work plan to build the framework of the indicators system.
