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WEBINAR ‘Thinking ahead in local policies for successful energy and mobility transitions’
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Why WEBINAR ‘Thinking ahead in local policies for successful energy and mobility transitions’ is worth your attention
The second SMARTEES webinar will cover key patterns of successful policies in energy and mobility transitions, illustrated by the city of Groningen.
This webinar is of interest for local authorities as well as for researchers, entrepreneurs and people interested in social innovation and energy/mobility transition.
This event will feature three panelists:
Giuseppe Pellegrini Masini (Postdoc Researcher, NTNU, Norway) will provide nine recommendations on how to make socially innovative and successful policies.
Terry Albronda (Mobility Policy Developer, Municipality of Groningen, the Netherlands) will share his practical experience on institutionalizing local social innovation in mobility transitions in the city of Groningen.
Frances Sprei (Associate Professor, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden) will discuss the topic from a wider perspective and provide insights for local policy design.
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