E-Courses
Structured learning modules on shared mobility, living labs, business models, and more.
Webinars
Join wenbinar series with experts and cities sharing real world experiences and insights.
Interviews
Explore interviews with mobility leaders and practitioners from GEMINI cities.
Toolbox
Access tools, handbooks, and policy guidance to support sustainable mobility actions.
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About GEMINI Academy
The GEMINI Academy is a flagship knowledge-sharing and capacity-building initiative under the EU-funded GEMINI project, designed to turn cutting-edge research and innovations in shared mobility into practical, accessible online learning. Serving as both a learning hub and legacy platform, the Academy empowers cities, operators, and mobility practitioners across Europe to design, implement, and scale inclusive, sustainable shared mobility solutions. Through a blend of live webinars, expert interviews, and the self-paced “Shared Mobility in Action” e-course, it transforms project outcomes into engaging, reusable content, ensuring the continuity of knowledge and collaboration beyond the life of the project.
No prerequisites required to partake in the GEMINI Academy. A basic familiarity with urban mobility planning and project management is helpful but not mandatory.
What you will learn
Shared Mobility Foundations and Sustainability
Build a strong understanding of shared mobility concepts, benefits, and challenges. Participants learn how services such as car-sharing, bike-sharing, MaaS, and mobility hubs can improve accessibility, reduce emissions, and support more efficient urban and peri-urban transport systems.
Business Models, Operations and Digital Governance
Develop skills to design shared mobility services through business models, operational planning, data governance, digital layers, and platform integration as well as learn how mobility service are structured, delivered, and supported by data and digital tools.
User Engagement, Evaluation and Scaling
Learn how to implement, assess, and scale shared mobility solutions through user acceptance and engagement design, city case studies, KPI frameworks, and deployment tools as well as gain insight into stakeholder coordination, pilot evaluation, and turning pilots into scalable mobility solutions.
E-Courses
The GEMINI “Shared Mobility in Action” is a free access e-course that offers practical learning resources and case studies on sustainable urban mobility, shared transport, Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS), and innovative mobility solutions from cities across Europe. It provides professionals, researchers, policymakers, and students with real-world insights and tools to support the transition toward smarter, more inclusive, and low-carbon urban transport systems.
Webinars
Amsterdam: Mobility as a Commons
Explore how capital city Amsterdam applies Mobility as a Commons through innovative community-led mobility initiatives and car-sharing cooperatives that promote co-creation, trust, active citizen participation, and long-term community ownership in sustainable urban transport.
Turin: Mobility as a Service (MaaS)
Discover how Turin is developing an integrated Mobility-as-a-Service ecosystem through the Smart Move app, connecting public and shared transport into one platform. This session explores practrical lessons on coordination, digital integration, and user adoption in urban mobility planning.
Munich: Traffic and Mobility Management
Explore how Munich manages mobility during major events at the Allianz Arena through smart traffic management, public transport coordination, and crowd control strategies. This webinar shares practical insights and real-world approaches for efficient and safe event mobility planning.
Paris Saclay a Joint Operation: Loop Carsharing & Private Charging
Explore the Paris-Saclay case study on integrating Loop carsharing with private charging infrastructure to support scalable and sustainable electromobility. This session highlights coordinated planning, partnership models, and practical lessons for improving efficiency and user adoption.
Copenhagen Webinar: Shared mobility and intermodal HUBs
Explore how Rudersdal in Greater Copenhagen integrates shared mobility and intermodal hubs to improve connectivity and reduce car dependency in peri-urban areas. This webinar shares practical planning approaches, stakeholder collaboration, and sustainable mobility solutions.
Ljubljana Webinar: From One Hotel to Every City: AI-Guided tour on Bike-Sharing
Explore how Ljubljana transformed its public bike-sharing network into an AI-guided sustainability tour, blending mobility, culture, and green storytelling into one seamless urban experience. This webinar breaks down the model step by step, showing how any city can replicate it in just 6 weeks.
Interviews
Copenhagen: “How Shared Mobility Took Root in the Suburbs”
Explore how Copenhagen encourages suburban residents to shift from private cars to shared mobility through mobility hubs, e-bikes, and shared cars, using public-private collaboration and user-focused planning to change mobility habits.
Amsterdam: “When Communities Design Their Own Mobility System”
Explore how Amsterdam’s Mobility as a Commons model empowers residents to collectively manage shared mobility, strengthen community ties, and reclaim public space through citizen-led and socially sustainable urban transport solutions.
Paris‑Saclay: “Electric Car Sharing That Changes Suburban Behavior”
Explore how Paris-Saclay introduced a loop-based electric car-sharing system to improve last-mile connectivity, reduce private car dependency, and support sustainable mobility through smart planning and strategic partnerships.
Ljubljana: “Micromobility as a Bridge Between Business, Hospitality, and the City”
Explore how Ljubljana integrates e-bikes, e-scooters, and digital cultural tours to improve first- and last-mile mobility for hotel guests and employees through collaborative and user-focused sustainable transport solutions.
Porto: “Reinventing Match‑Day Mobility Through Digital Bundles”
Explore how Porto uses multimodal mobility bundles, digital integration, and stakeholder collaboration to reduce match-day congestion around Estádio do Dragão and encourage more sustainable event mobility.
Helsinki: “Small Pilots, Big Shifts: Rural and Peri‑Urban Mobility Reimagined”
Explore how Helsinki promotes sustainable mobility in rural and peri-urban areas through on-demand buses, eBike sharing, and community-led mobility solutions integrated into the regional MaaS platform.
GEMINI TOOLS
TOTEC: Total Ownership Tracking Economics Calculator
TOTEC is a web-based, open-access software tool that allows users to calculate and
compare the full costs of private car ownership versus shared commercial mobility and
Mobility as a Commons (MaaC) cooperative models. It is interactive, scenario-driven, and
freely available online.
XIPE: The Cross Impact Performance Emissions model for share mobility
XIPE is a web-based, open-access tool that allows users to estimate the effect shared
mobility has on CO2 and air pollution emissions in a city or region. It aims to be easy to use while also being flexible and customisable to reflect real world situations or different scenarios. Besides the web-based version open to everyone there is an excel version available to GEMINI partners.
Handbook on Shared Mobility
The Handbook on Shared Mobility guides municipalities, especially in smaller or rural areas, on planning, implementing, and managing services like bike- and car-sharing. Based on Danish experience, it frames shared mobility as a long-term process requiring political support, local adaptation, and continuous learning. It focuses on three pillars: Organisation (governance and funding), Planning (system design and partnerships), and Operations (daily management and improvement), emphasizing coordination and ongoing development for lasting success.