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EU Funding for Cycling Projects: Maximizing Sustainable Mobility Innovations

Explore European Union funding sources for cycling projects. Learn about priorities, funding programs, rates, and successful project examples. Discover how to access funding for cycling initiatives through various EU programs.

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EU Funding for Cycling Projects: Maximizing Sustainable Mobility Innovations

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  1. Transport & Travel Research Ltd (TTR) EU Funding Sources for Cycling Projects Fiona McLean European Project Development Manager Transport & Travel Research Belfast 30th April 2015 Quality, Innovation & Originality

  2. EU Funding Sourceszzzz…..

  3. Presentation Outline • Why take part in an EU project? • EU priorities & objectives • Overview of funding programmes & calls • Funding rates & amounts • Examples of funded projects

  4. Why take part in EU projects?

  5. It’s not (just) about the money

  6. … or travel to exotic locations

  7. Knowledge exchange

  8. Site visits

  9. But isn’t it a lot of work?!

  10. What if we don’t have the greatest idea?

  11. EU Priorities & Objectives EU Strategy Papers • Action Plan on Urban Mobility 2009 • White Paper “Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area – Towards a competitive and resource-efficient transport system” 2011 • Urban Mobility Package 2013

  12. EU Priorities & Objectives Objectives • Decrease CO2 emissions • Reduce congestion • Improve air quality Priorities • Resource efficient transport • Better mobility, more safety & security • Global leadership for Europe • Activities for policy making • Gender

  13. Funding for Cycling • EU resources for cycling between 2007-2013 were approx €600M • 1% of the EU’s total spending on transport measures • 66% of funding went to CZ, DE, HU, PL • Most projects ERDF funded • Some developments also included cycling-related measures • Estimated €16.7M-€23.8M available for cycling in UK & up to €1M in Ireland from 2014-2020 (Source: ECF)

  14. Funding Programmes • HORIZON 2020 • CIVITAS • European Regional Development Funds (ERDF) • INTERREG • Connecting Europe Facility (formerly TEN-T) • EUROVELO • URBACT • Smart Cities • LIFE • Cohesion Fund, European Social Fund, Rural Development Fund, DG SANCO

  15. Horizon 2020Mobility for Growth 2016-2017 • New 2-stage bid process • Stage 1 – Short proposal (15 pages) – 23 April • Stage 2 – Full proposal (60-70 pages) – 15 October • Relevant areas • Safety • Urban • Logistics • Intelligent Transport Systems • Infrastructure • Socio-economic & behavioural research

  16. Horizon 2020CIVITAS • 6 of 8 thematic areas relevant to cycling • Safety & security • Urban freight logistics • Information systems and services • Demand management strategies • Mobility management & travel awareness • Car-independent lifestyles

  17. INTERREG • 14 European regions • Atlantic – limited transport/mobility • North Sea Region – Call not launched yet • North-West Europe • A – cross-border cooperation • at least 2 Member States • B – transnational cooperation • several countries (more than 3) • C – interregional cooperation • development of networks between regions

  18. INTERREG NW Europe • 2015-16 calls • Step 1 submission of “concept note” - 18 May 2015, 30 November 2015, 31 May 2016 • Step 2 development of full work plan 5-10 months later • 8 countries – BE, CH, DE, FR, IE, LU, NL, UK • Three themes • Innovation • Low carbon • Resource & materials efficiency • Delivery, evaluation, dissemination & roll out

  19. Funding Rates & Amounts • HORIZON 2020 • Research & development projects • 100% for all partners • Innovation actions • 100% for LAs/non-profit sector, 70% private sector • Indirect costs of 25% • INTERREG NW Europe • Up to 60% funding • URBACT • 77.1% funding

  20. Funding Rates & Amounts • HORIZON 2020 • Single stage A - €21M (five topics) • Single stage B - €18.5M (four topics) • Two stage - €144.5M (seven topics) • CIVITAS • €12M-€18M per project • Leader cities - €3M-€4M • Follower cities - €1M-€1.5M

  21. EU Cycling Projects • CHAMP – Cycling Heroes Advancing sustainable Mobility Practice 2011-2014 • Edinburgh • Champion cycling cities guiding climber & learner cities • Upgrading and optimising cycling policies • Developing ideas for making cycling safer and more attractive

  22. EU Cycling Projects • Cycle Cities 2011-2014 • LB Merton • Integrate cycling within sustainable mobility management schemes • Transfer of experiences and exchange of best practice to build up knowledge capital

  23. EU Cycling Projects • STARS – Sustainable Travel Accreditation & Recognition for Schools 2013-2016 • LB Hackney, Edinburgh • Increase number of students cycling to school who would previously been escorted by car

  24. EU Cycling Projects • PASTA – Physical Activity through Sustainable Transport Approaches 2013-2016 • LB Newham • Aims to connect transport and health by promoting active mobility in cities

  25. EU Cycling Projects • SWITCH 2014-2017 • LB Hounslow • Follower cities – Cork, LB Ealing/West London Subregion, Norwich, Reading, Southend-on-Sea • Encourage switch of short car journeys to walking and cycling

  26. EU Cycling Projects • CycleLogistics 2011-2014 • Cambridge, London • Increase use of cargo bikes for goods transport in cities • Shop by bike campaigns to alter shopping behaviour of private individuals • CycleLogistics Ahead 2014-2017 • Cambridge • Build on results and lessons learned • 2 return cities, 6 new cities • European Cycle Logistics Federation conference 15-17 October, San Sebastian

  27. Thank you for your attention ! Fiona McLean European Project Development Manager fiona.mclean@ttr-ltd.com +44 7918 942 942 @afionamclean

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