November Think Piece Series: Improving people transport in Cambridge and other urban centres
The University of Cambridge and Cambridge Cleantech are following the successful event of ‘Zero Carbon, from research to commercialisations’, with a series of workshops for academics, business solutions providers, the broader community and policymakers on future transport, circular economy, energy transitions and smart cities.
Lunchtime Interactive Discussion II:
Real Commuter Journeys – behavioural insights and multimodal transport solutions
Date: 12th November 2020
Time: 11:00 - 12:30
VENUE: Online
Join us for a focused session on the latest thinking and developments on local people transport.
This event will focus on changes in social behaviour needed to make first and last mile connectivity a success along with a successful case study from a European city (Brugge has a similar ecosystem to Cambridge, both cities attract thousands of tourists and students.). Together, we will apply these insights to our current local people transport system, and explore options and possible solutions to include in a post-pandemic reset - smart city and digital infrastructure, user habits and preferences, transport interconnections for regular itineraries and flexible alternatives.
As the problem of climate emergency and transport emission affects everyone, we invite you to share your ideas and experiences during the visioning workshops following the talks. Our joint effort will be collated into a Think Piece to support the sustainable transport developments in Cambridge, its region, and other urban centres. This is a great networking opportunity for anyone interested in imagining and conceptualising a better and fairer future.
AGENDA
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11:00 |
Welcome and Introduction |
Martin Garratt, CEO, Cambridge Cleantech, and Dr Aga Iwasiewicz-Wabnig, Maxwell Centre Director of Partnership Development, University of Cambridge |
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11:05 |
Case Study on Behavioural change: Changing consumer behaviour towards green transport. |
Dr Cathrine Jansson-Boyd, consumer psychologist at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) |
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11.15 |
Case study on multimodal transport in city of Brugge |
An Coppens, Chief Game Changer, Gamification Nation Ltd, partner company in SciFi consortium |
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11:25 |
Plenary Q&A |
Chaired by Martin Garratt |
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11:35 |
Visioning workshops (Attendees will be invited to share their ideas which will be taken note of for the final think piece.) Please note, the breakout room discussions will be recorded to ensure all insights are captured. |
Small group break out discussions joined by the speakers |
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12:20 |
Plenary review of discussion outputs |
Return to main room to summarise findings and conclude event |
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12.30 |
Close |
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Next Webinar in this series – save the date:
- Integrating door-to-door people transport: from technology to user behaviours and policy (13:00-14:30,19th November 2020)
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