Co-Creation - Refers to a joint development process in which various stakeholders - such as users, experts or citizens - actively participate in the design of ideas, products or solutions.
Community Carsharing - Community car sharing is a concept of car sharing in which private individuals or local communities share their vehicles. Instead of owning a car, members of the community car sharing platform can borrow vehicles as needed. This promotes the use of vehicles in a more sustainable way, reduces the need for parking spaces and helps to reduce environmental impact. Community carsharing programs [...]
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evidence-based - Means that decisions, measures or concepts are based on verifiable facts, data or scientific findings - rather than on assumptions, opinions or pure experience. The aim is to create a sound and comprehensible basis for action and planning.
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Futures Literacy - Refers to the ability to imagine different possible futures and to deal with them consciously. It helps to question existing assumptions about the future and to think of creative, new ways for the present and future.
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iterative determination of requirements - Are repeated and step-by-step processes to better understand the actual needs of users, target groups or stakeholders. After each survey, the findings are evaluated, the approach is adapted - and the process is repeated. This creates a learning process in which assumptions are reviewed, feedback is incorporated and solutions are continuously improved.
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AI - Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to technologies that enable machines to perform tasks that require human intelligence - such as learning, problem solving or understanding language. In mobility, AI is used in route optimization, autonomous driving and intelligent traffic control systems to make mobility more efficient, safer and more sustainable.
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MaaS - MaaS (Mobility as a Service) refers to a concept in which various mobility services (such as public transport, car sharing or bicycles) are integrated and bundled via a digital platform to enable seamless and flexible mobility.
Mobility budgets - Are fixed amounts of money made available to individuals or organizations for the use of various mobility services (such as public transport, car sharing or bicycle rental) to promote flexible, sustainable and cost-effective mobility.
Mobility bundles - These are package offers that combine various mobility services (e.g. public transport, car sharing, bicycles) and provide them at a fixed price or flexible usage option in order to simplify and promote individual mobility.
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Peer-to-peer car sharing - In peer-to-peer (P2P) car sharing, private individuals make their own car available to other people on a temporary basis - for example via an app or online platform. In contrast to traditional car sharing providers, no company owns the vehicles here; instead, users share them with each other.
Public Engagement - Refers to the active involvement of the public in social, scientific or political processes. The aim is to promote exchange between experts and citizens, enable participation and make decisions more transparent and democratic.
