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ASTUTE

ASTUTE (Advancing Sustainable Transport in Urban areas To promote Energy efficiency) is a three-year project funded through the Intelligent Energy Executive Agency’s STEER programme. Its aim is to increase the number of journeys made by walking or cycling.

The project involves six European cities: Budapest, Dublin, Granada, Graz, London and Siracusa.

Global to Local's role in the project:
Preparation of bid and project management on behalf of the London European Partnership for Transport.

Start date:
March 2006
Project budget:  €1.6m

Further information
www.astute-eu.org

tim.cordy@globaltolocal.com

PIMMS

PIMMS is a three-year project funded through Interreg IIIC. Its aim is to identify and promote how mobility management can be adopted more effectively in regional transport and sustainability policy.

The project involves eight EU cities – Almada, Bromley, Frankfurt, Graz, Serres, Treviso, Terrassa, and Stockholm.  Actions involve benchmarking, and identifying the Critical Success Factors and how they can be transferred from one organisation/country to another.

Global to Local's role in the project:
Preparation of bid and project management on behalf of the London Borough of Bromley.

Start date: January 2005
Project budget:  €1.8m

Further information
www.pimms-eu.org
secretariat@pimms-eu.org


 

 

 

 


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SMART SPP

SMART SPP is a three-year project supported by Intelligent Energy Europe which is pursuing the development, testing and revision of highly energy-efficient environmental technologies, and bringing them onto the market. The approach is to manage risk at the pre-procurement phase, to develop a life cycle costing tool, and a tool to help local authorities to assess the degree of carbon dioxide savings which can be achieved through using these technologies.

Start date:October 2008

SMART SPP focuses on implementation, and includes five public authorities in the United Kingdom, Spain and Portugal as well as environmental organisations including Global to Local Ltd. Other local authorities are welcome to join as non-recipient partners if they wish to benefit from working closely with the project.
http://www.smart-spp.eu/
peter.joyce@globaltolocal.com