Progress of CIPTEC project

CIPTEC project concluded its first year of activities successfully and is ready to embark on its second phase!

EU level validation workshop of the findings for the Public Transport users’ needs

An EU level workshop with experts will take place in Brussels on 8th of June 2016.
CIPTEC coordinator AUTh to present results at International Conference

This Delphi survey ran during March and April 2016 and regarded major current market and societal trends and their effect on Public Transport over European Cities. The results will be presented at the 3rd Conference on Sustainable Urban Mobility.
Collective Intelligence processes due to start in four cities

Crowdsourcing platform and eight workshops ready to launch. Stay tuned!
CIPTEC partners met in Frankfurt

CIPTEC partners met in the Christmas-decorated city of Frankfurt, where Frankfurt’s Local Public Transport Authority, TraffiQ, hosted the second project meeting of CIPTEC from 25th until 27th of November.
CIPTEC Project Meeting and Interactive workshop on existing innovative supply for Public Transport

An interactive validation workshop on existing innovative supply and the 3rd CIPTEC project meeting will take place in Budapest on 11-13 of May 2016.
CIPTEC project consortium, a committed member of the CIVITAS ‘family’!

CIPTEC project will be presented in the next CIVITAS Forum Conference 2016 that will be hosted by the city of Gdynia, Poland, between 28th and 30th September 2016 with the theme "Shaping the Mobility of Tomorrow".
Europe-wide survey on market and socio-economic trends and their influence on Public Transport continues; Participate HERE!

This survey seeks to find out what Europeans think about global trends and their relation with Public Transport. The results will be used to create the first CIPTEC poster. The survey is currently in progress and both experts and non-experts are invited to participate here
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CIPTEC project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 636412