Impact assessment of sustainable mobility in touristic cities of Europe: The CIVITAS DESTINATIONS approach on energy, environment and economy

 
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Impact assessment of sustainable mobility in touristic cities of Europe: The CIVITAS DESTINATIONS approach on energy, environment and economy (EN)

Τουρνακη Σταυρουλα (EL)
Φαρμακη Ελενη (EL)
Τσουτσος Θεοχαρης (EL)
Farmaki Eleni (EN)
Tsoutsos Theocharis (EN)
Tournaki Stavroula (EN)

Πολυτεχνείο Κρήτης (EL)
Technical University of Crete (EN)

European policies actively force towards a shift to low-emission mobility and have set the reduction of energy consumption in transport as a priority pillar in national/regional and European environmental policies. CIVITAS DESTINATIONS, funded by the European Commission within the framework of the Horizon 2020 programme, implements a set of reinforcing innovative mobility solutions to improve accessibility and cost-effectiveness of urban transport services and to reduce congestion, emissions and energy consumption in six EU island tourist destinations: Rethymno (Greece), Limassol (Cyprus), Valletta (Malta), Funchal (Portugal), Las Palmas (Spain) and Elba (Italy). Building on previous CIVITAS experience, 14 environmental indicators are proposed to provide a spherical overview of the energy and environment impacts. This work outlines a refined environmental assessment framework applied at the municipality of Rethymno. Common strategic goals, predefined performance indicators and common measurement/monitoring methods amongst all six destinations allow a consistent and comparable analysis at the project level. (EN)

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Sustainable tourism (EN)
Energy in transport (EN)
Environmental impact assessment (EN)
Sustainable mobility (EN)


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2018


Springer Verlag (EN)




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