Project

Reallocate

Rethinking the design of streets and public spaces to leverage the modal shift to Climate-friendly active transport everywhere

REALLOCATE transforms streets into inclusive, green, safe, and sustainable urban spaces where communities can thrive. In this project researchers, mobility experts, urban planners, and local citizens collaboratively envision and redesign urban mobility.

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REALLOCATE is a four-year project (May 2023 - April 2027) aimed at transforming mobility practices. The project team collaborates with key stakeholders to create integrated and innovative sustainable urban mobility solutions, enabling European cities to share knowledge, experiences, and ideas, and encouraging other cities to adapt these solutions to their unique contexts. REALLOCATE aligns with the climate neutrality objectives of Mission Cities 2030, supporting cities in achieving net-zero carbon targets and accelerating the development of safe, inclusive, and smart urban mobility tools.

 

 

REALLOCATE seeks to promote climate-neutral, safe, and smart cities in the EU by developing integrated and inclusive sustainable urban mobility strategies for diverse communities. The project adopts a city-driven approach to assist urban areas in transitioning to climate neutrality, emphasizing zero-emission and human-centered mobility. It aims to enhance sustainable transport through a systematic integration of urban design, technology, and behavioral insights. REALLOCATE will tackle safety issues at over six major road intersections and improve safety in four school zones and ten urban districts across ten EU cities. The initiative aims to reduce air and noise pollution while increasing green spaces, in accordance with local Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs). The effectiveness of the implemented strategies will be assessed through innovative monitoring systems and community engagement.

The following cities and pilots are the focus of the Reallocate project:

Gothenburg

  • Safe System Approach for Children’s Active Travel in Peri-Urban Areas
  • Harnessing Digitalization to Foster Safe and Sustainable Solutions in Transformative Urban Mobility

Heidelberg

  • Regional Commuter Plan for Climate Neutrality
  • Contextual & Tactical Public Space Reallocation

Barcelona

  • Pedestrians, Cyclists & MMV in Shared Spaces
  • Increased and Integrated Public Transport Accessibility System for People with Disabilities

Budapest

  • Improving Traffic Safety in Budapest's Peri-urban Areas
  • Healthy Superblock

Lyon

  • Public Space Redesigning and Enhancing Road Safety in the Schools’ Surrounding
  • Road Safety Tech & Non-Pollution Parking Policy

Bologna

  • Neutral, Safe, and Sustainable School District along the Knowledge Path Interventions and Indicators

Utrecht

  • Safety-proofing schools in vulnerable neighbourhoods Interventions and Indicators

Tampere

  • AI for Increased Road Safety, Space Reallocation & Parametric Design

Warsaw

  • Warsaw Pilot: Green & Safe Road to School Interventions and Indicators

Zagreb

  • Central Traffic Corridor Holistic Solutions Interventions and Indicators

The team at Fraunhofer ISI is responsible for the tasks ‘Mobility planning for climate neutrality’ and ‘Transport economics, new governance and business models’ (both part of WP 3) and the mid-term impact assessment (part of WP 5). 

 

  • Conference Papers TRA, April 2024, Dublin by Dr. Dorien Duffner-Korbee, Dr. Konstantin Krauß, Dr. Niklas Sieber and Dr. Claus Doll
  • Workshop on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans, October 2024 Barcelona by Dr. Niklas Sieber, Dr. Dorien Duffner-Korbee 

Duration

01.04.2023 - 30.03.2027

Clients

EU: Horizon Mission Call: 'Designing inclusive, safe, affordable and sustainable urban mobility

Partners

The REALLOCATE consortium comprises 37 partner organisations from 12 countries across Europe. The diverse group spans local authorities, academic institutions, mobility consultancies, public transport associations, city networks and non-profit organisations.