Rethinking Mobility for Healthy and Vital Cities

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Date
Friday 27 Oct 2023, 12:30 - 17:00
Type
Symposium
Room
Theatre
Building
Erasmus Pavilion
Location
Campus Woudestein
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Erasmus School of Economics will organise a symposium entitled ‘Rethinking mobility for healthy and vital cities’ at Erasmus University Rotterdam on Friday, 27 October 2023.

In our ever-evolving world, the way we move around our cities is undergoing a profound transformation. We're steering away from excessive car usage, exploring fresher avenues like cycling and public transportation. This shift is about nurturing healthier, safer, and more pleasant urban landscapes.

In this symposium, we will bring together researchers and different stakeholders to discuss the existence evidence on the effects of this ongoing urban transformation, and the barriers, challenges and opportunities associated with crafting new mobility policies. We invite you to join us in this debate.

Our symposium agenda includes two key sessions:

Scientific insights

  • Chair: Prof. dr. Job van Exel (Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management)
  • Prof. dr. Mark Nieuwenhuijsen (ISGLOBAL Institute For Global Health Barcelona)
  • Dr. Anna Bornioli (University of Surrey)
  • Prof. dr. Pilar García-Gómez (Erasmus School of Economics)

Policy roundtable

Dr. Famke Molenberg (Erasmus MC) will lead a dynamic discussion among a diverse range of stakeholders. Together, we'll explore the intricacies of mobility policy development, addressing the barriers, challenges, and the wealth of opportunities that lie within.

    We will close the symposium with some drinks and bites, leaving ample opportunity for networking.

    Programme

    WhenWhat
    12:30-13:00Lunch
    13:00-13:10Welcome and Introduction
    13:10-15:05Scientific Insights
    15:05-15:40Break
    15:40-16:50Policy roundtable
    16:50-17:00Closing Remarks
    17:00Bites and drinks

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    Lunch is included and after 17:00 some drinks and bites will be served

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