November 14, 2017

Reverse Innovation – How Can German Cities Learn From Abroad?

Transport, Urban Development

COP23 – Human Settlements Day

Reverse Innovation – How Can German Cities Learn From Abroad?

Reverse Innovation, COP23

Speaker

Dr. Harry Lehmann, Federal Ministry for the Environment (BMUB), Director of Environmental Planning and Sustainability Strategy

Reverse Innovation – How can German cities learn from abroad? – Dr. Harry Lehmann from @Umweltbundesamt, @bmub pavilion #COP23 #urbanmobility pic.twitter.com/QWtpLetytJ

— JFKuhlmann (@JF_Kuhlmann) November 14, 2017

Cross-sectoral partizipation, capacity building for implementation of tech on technical and societal level needed, since #MobilityTransformation also a cross-sectoral problem. – Dr Lehmann, @Umweltbundesamt. #sociotechnicalsystemdesign #STSD #futureofmobility #UrbanMobility

— JFKuhlmann (@JF_Kuhlmann) November 14, 2017

Sustainable Urban Mobility – Dopplermayr

Cable cars can fit in other transport modes to fill in missing links especially in areas with land scape obstacles, offer attractive transportation with good views of cities, no obstacle to the land transport. pic.twitter.com/Xg21x0rbqQ

— SLoCaT Partnership (@SLoCaTOfficial) November 14, 2017

Harry Lehmann from Umwelt Bundesamt notes #Brazil's "parklets" and BRT as transport innovations Germany is adopting #COP23 @WRIcidades pic.twitter.com/KxAna9atRB

— WRI Ross Center (@WRIRossCities) November 14, 2017

COP 23 Human Settlements Day events coverage overview
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