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How effective capacity building allows monitoring and evaluation to improve the delivery of sustainable urban mobility projects: Experience and lessons from the EU Metamorphosis project

How effective capacity building allows monitoring and evaluation to improve the delivery of sustainable urban mobility projects: Experience and lessons from the EU Metamorphosis project
How effective capacity building allows monitoring and evaluation to improve the delivery of sustainable urban mobility projects: Experience and lessons from the EU Metamorphosis project
Sustainable urban mobility is an established target of policy making and planning in Europe. It is associated with, among others, better air quality, less noise disturbance, increased safety and quality of public space. In this regard, one of the EU Commission’s main tools to reach sustainable urban mobility, Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP), require the explicit integration of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). Yet, European cities face common barriers when it comes to materialising M&E in practice. To avoid or overcome these barriers, this paper argues for integrating capacity building (CB). We draw this conclusion on the basis of experiences made during the M&E of the Horizon 2020 Project ‘Metamorphosis’. We report our experiences, rating different monitoring indicators used for the evaluation of measures transforming car-oriented neighbourhoods into children-friendly neighbourhoods in seven European cities. We then give advice on how to design and integrate CB for a feasible M&E scheme.
Monitoring and evaluation, Process and impact, Capacity building, Education and training, Active mobility, Child-friendly neighbourhoods
2669-8781
Transport Research Arena
Glock, Jan Peter
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van Apeldoorn, Nick
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Wong, Alan
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Glock, Jan Peter
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van Apeldoorn, Nick
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Dazzo, Loredana
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Wong, Alan
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Glock, Jan Peter, van Apeldoorn, Nick, Dazzo, Loredana and Wong, Alan (2020) How effective capacity building allows monitoring and evaluation to improve the delivery of sustainable urban mobility projects: Experience and lessons from the EU Metamorphosis project. In Transport Research Arena (TRA) 2020. vol. TRA 2020, Transport Research Arena.. (In Press)

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Abstract

Sustainable urban mobility is an established target of policy making and planning in Europe. It is associated with, among others, better air quality, less noise disturbance, increased safety and quality of public space. In this regard, one of the EU Commission’s main tools to reach sustainable urban mobility, Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP), require the explicit integration of Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). Yet, European cities face common barriers when it comes to materialising M&E in practice. To avoid or overcome these barriers, this paper argues for integrating capacity building (CB). We draw this conclusion on the basis of experiences made during the M&E of the Horizon 2020 Project ‘Metamorphosis’. We report our experiences, rating different monitoring indicators used for the evaluation of measures transforming car-oriented neighbourhoods into children-friendly neighbourhoods in seven European cities. We then give advice on how to design and integrate CB for a feasible M&E scheme.

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Accepted/In Press date: 27 April 2020
Venue - Dates: Transport Research Arena 2020: TRA 8th International Conference, Helsinki (Cancelled), Helsinki (Cancelled due to Covid-19), Helsinki, Finland, 2020-04-26 - 2020-04-30
Keywords: Monitoring and evaluation, Process and impact, Capacity building, Education and training, Active mobility, Child-friendly neighbourhoods

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Local EPrints ID: 446432
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/446432
ISSN: 2669-8781
PURE UUID: 90395006-52ae-469c-afb7-9ba2af182c8c

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Last modified: 13 Mar 2024 20:06

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Author: Jan Peter Glock
Author: Nick van Apeldoorn
Author: Loredana Dazzo
Author: Alan Wong

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