Project Details
Description
The proposal is a mixed-method and interdisciplinary project which bring social scientist and civil engineers, municipalities, regional
transport authorities and NGOs together. The project aims to develop tools, guidelines, and policy instruments for urban planners to
incorporate more elaborated understandings of how to bring in different understandings and thereby outcomes of social and
environmental justice when planning for the 15mC. From mapping accessibility by sustainable modes of transport for different
social groups, the novelty of the project lies in bringing localization decision making of where to locate services and amenities; to
incorporate analysis of inhabitants perceived and factual movements and finally in adding environmental data to the scenario
development for a just 15mC. The consortium stretches from Sweden and Norway in the north, Poland and France to Turkey in the
South and Spain in the west. The mix of countries contributes to a wide understanding of different planning context and guarantees
the development of robust and transferrable policy instruments between different national planning organizations and contexts.
transport authorities and NGOs together. The project aims to develop tools, guidelines, and policy instruments for urban planners to
incorporate more elaborated understandings of how to bring in different understandings and thereby outcomes of social and
environmental justice when planning for the 15mC. From mapping accessibility by sustainable modes of transport for different
social groups, the novelty of the project lies in bringing localization decision making of where to locate services and amenities; to
incorporate analysis of inhabitants perceived and factual movements and finally in adding environmental data to the scenario
development for a just 15mC. The consortium stretches from Sweden and Norway in the north, Poland and France to Turkey in the
South and Spain in the west. The mix of countries contributes to a wide understanding of different planning context and guarantees
the development of robust and transferrable policy instruments between different national planning organizations and contexts.
| Acronym | JiM |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 31/12/23 → 30/12/26 |
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