EcoMobility is an environmentally friendly and socially inclusive way of transportation, including cycling, wheeling, walking and the use of public transportation, with special focus on intermodality.
EcoMobility Alliance
ICLEI and Changwon City have launched the EcoMobility Alliance, a select group of ambitious cities that have achieved excellent results in certain dimensions of sustainable mobility, and that strive to reach similar results in other EcoMobility fields. We welcome applications from cities worldwide that are eager to take on the challenge of EcoMobility excellence.
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Announcement of the EcoMobility Festival project
ICLEI and UN-HABITAT have jointly announced the EcoMobility Festival project. A pilot city will demonstrate to the world how an ecomobile future will look, with a neighborhood serving as a stage on which citizens will demonstrate an ecomobile lifestyle. The City of Suwon, Republic of Korea, has decided to take on the challenge and implement such an ambitious project.
EcoMobility Alliance launched!
Changwon City and ICLEI have selected pioneer cities from all over the world which are eager to take on the challenge of becoming cities of EcoMobility excellence. The vision is that of vibrant cities where citizens can enjoy a high quality of life and access goods, services, people and information in a sustainable way. The Mayor of Changwon, Wan-su Park, will chair the Alliance in its first phase.
New EcoMobility Case Stories are now available online!
On the occasion of EcoMobility Changwon 2011 congress ICLEI presents a number of local case studies featuring exceptional cities in the field of sustainable mobility.
Reduced volume of traffic, increased public transport system efficiency and innovative mobility solutions are only few examples out of fourteen success stories presented and now available 
online!
Featured Document
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Typical of most major metropolises, Vancouver has no freeways into or through its downtown area. In 1960, plans for a city freeway were rejected by an alliance of citizens and community leaders. Vancouver’s urban development has since been focused on significantly reducing car use.
