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Responsible Partner

Lojika Field LabsMO.PointMpactMunicipality of AnderlechtTU Munich - Chair of Urban Structure and Transport PlanningTU Wien - Artifact-Based Computing and User Research UnitTU Wien - MOVEUNIBOUniversity of MünsterUniversity of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna - Institute for Transport StudiesUniversity of Twente - Centre for Transport StudiesVrije Universiteit Brussel - Mobility, Logistics and Automotive Technology Research Centremobyome

Case Study Editor(s)

Aaron James NicholsAnna GrigolonAnthony DionigiAura ReggianiChristoph KirchbergerChristoph TestDavid DuranFernanda NavarroGeorg TannenJelten BaguetJesse PappersJoelean HallJulia HanselKarla MünzelKarst GeursKatharina LeebKayra GülerKelt GarritsenKonstantinos GkiotsalitisLinda DörrzapfLluis MartinezLukas KnottMarco FerroMarion RinkePia RickelRebecca RossettiRoberto PatuelliRoman KlementschitzRoxani GkavraThijs KroepTobias HaiderYannick EckerlYusak Susilo

Focus

Co-creation of the first neighbourhood-level prototype mobility hub with key stakeholders (citizens, businesses, transport operators, municipalities, etc.).

Goal

To demonstrate the Smarthubs co-creation process for mobility hubs and appraise the feasibility and potential impact of such mobility hubs.

Method

As Anderlecht has a very diverse population, the impact of hubs on transport poverty and the involvement and needs of vulnerable-toexclusion persons (ethnic minorities, low-income, low-educated) as well as digital inclusion will be investigated throughout the co-creation process.

Country Responsibilities

BelgiumUnited KingdomLuxembourgFrance

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