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Funding and Financing of Sustainable Urban Mobility Measures

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What I will learn?

  • The overarching objective of the course is to identify and help close the capacity gaps in S-M cities’ knowledge of methods for financing sustainable mobility by providing information and sharing knowledge of best practices from across Europe. Participants will learn about:
  • innovative financing schemes, i.e. levies, taxes and charges, commercial and economic measures and municipality-centred measures;
  • the public procurement reform in the EU, innovative procurement criteria and procedures for transport and mobility, and
  • business models for new and emerging transport schemes.

Course Curriculum

Lessons

  • Introduction to Financing of Sustainable Urban Mobility Measures
  • The 8 SUMP Principles in the Context of Funding and Financing
  • Introduction to Funding and Financing of Sustainable Urban Mobility Measures
  • Options and Challenges on Funding and Financing for Sustainable Urban Mobility
  • Introduction Webinar: Public Procurement and Innovative Financing of Sustainable Urban Transport
  • 1.2.3. Parking Management
  • 2. Employers Contributions
  • 3. Value Capture Instruments
  • Tax Increment Financing
  • 4. Local Option Sales Taxes
  • 1.2.1. Congestion Charge
  • 3.1. Stamp Duty and Land Tax
  • 1.2.2. Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) Charging Schemes
  • 2.1. Workplace Parking Levy
  • 3.3. Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
  • 1.2.4. Toll Roads
  • Financial Measures on the Local Level
  • 3.2. Voluntary Capture
  • 1. Local Revenue Stream
  • 1.1. Project Related Income
  • 1.2. Pricing Measures for Individual Car Use
  • National Funding
  • National Level Funding
  • Support instruments for the application process
  • General Finance Regulation
  • Financing Regulation and Schemes
  • Emissions Trading
  • European Funding and Financing Sources
  • External Finance : Crowdsourcing
  • External finance : Citizen Cooperative
  • External Finance: Donations as Part of Consumer Purchases
  • 1. Loans
  • 2. City Bonds
  • Debt Mechanisms and External Financing
  • External Finance : Lottery Funding
  • Municipal Green Bonds
  • Facilitating the Involvement of the Private Sector
  • 1. Engaging Private Companies as Service Providers
  • 2. Public Private Partnerships in Infrastructure Development
  • Transport Operater Measures
  • Selling Expertise and Technical Know-how
  • Advertising, Sponsorship and Naming Rights
  • Collaborating with Other Cities, Research Consortia and Private Companies

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  • Level
    Intermediate
  • Total Enrolled
    21
  • Certificate
    Certificate of completion

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Target Audience

  • The course is aimed mainly at transport planners in local authorities of small and medium-sized cities. Other interested individuals are also welcome, e.g. from consultancies or recent graduates.

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