What we do
As test project, RuralMED Mobility is developing 7 pilot activities related to sustainable mobility. 5 of them, located in Portugal, Spain, Italy, Croatia and Greece are focused on Mobility as a Service solutions and the other 2 are focused on electromobility.
opportunities addressed
- The municipalities could benefit from an enhanced climate friendly tourism if urban EV drivers feel confident when planning their trip, which also includes being able to charge the EV.
- The areas involved could as well benefit from less CO2 emissions and help meet EU climate goals.
- Rural municipalities would benefit from a better connection to urban areas.
- Rural local authorities could benefit by developing their policy framework, strategies and capacities that would help their communities to utilize EV technology and support the transition to low carbon mobility.
OUTPUTS
D1.1.1. MED guide of good practices on sustainable mobility. This document collects good practices on the sustainable mobility field from other European and national initiatives that will be capitalized in the investments that are being planned in the RuralMED Mobility project. These investments will be materialized in 7 regions across Mediterranean areas. The good practices are ranged from mobility-as-a-service initiatives to innovative sustainable mobility activities.
D1.2.1 Joint self-assessment study on sustainable mobility in the regions RuralMED Mobility, that includes an analysis of local and national frameworks, needs and potential for all the regions where investments on sustainable mobility will be developed. This analysis not only shows the state of arts of the sustainability field in the RuralMED Mobility’s regions, but also analysis several funding sources for activities in this field. One added-value for this document is that can be used to replicate, fully or partially, these frameworks in other EU region.
D.2.2.1 RuralMED Mobility platform. This platform aims to become a key tool for understanding, monitoring and improving rural e-mobility and can be checked in our website. It gathers data from pilot territories and provides visual and analytical information to support decision-making, policy development and the replication of sustainable mobility solutions.
D.2.3.1 Joint methodology for pilot implementation. This document defines a common methodology for the implementation of pilot actions within the RuralMED Mobility project. It ensures a coherent and coordinated approach among partners, supporting the design, deployment and monitoring of pilots at territorial level while fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange across regions.
D.2.4.1 Sustainable Mobility Strategy in RuralMED regions. This strategy provides a shared framework to support the development and implementation of sustainable mobility policies in RuralMED regions. It aims to strengthen existing policy instruments, improve access to funding opportunities and promote investment in underdeveloped rural and remote areas across the Mediterranean.
D.3.1.1 Pilot selection report: impacts and benefits for rural territories. This report describes the pilot actions selected within the RuralMED Mobility project and justifies their selection based on previous analyses and joint thematic work. It outlines the expected impacts and benefits of each pilot for rural territories, contributing to a targeted and needs-based implementation of sustainable mobility solutions.
D.3.4.1 Pilot completion report. This document presents the final results of the pilot activities implemented in each participating territory. It includes a comparative analysis of outcomes, challenges encountered during implementation, and key lessons learned, providing valuable insights for future initiatives in rural sustainable mobility.
D.4.1.1 Guidelines for replicability. This set of guidelines supports the replication and transfer of RuralMED Mobility solutions to other regions. It provides practical recommendations to help public authorities and stakeholders adapt the project’s approaches, tools and methodologies to different territorial contexts.
