Sustainable Mobility Governance for Urban Municipalities in Latvia: Requirements and Practice of Social-Ecological Systems Approach and Governance Instruments

Krukle, Zanda

doi:10.5593/sgem2017/52/s20.118

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“…To ensure that, a long-term, sustainable transport strategy that would include also the cycling strategy would be needed. This issue was also recognized by the authors in the case studies [14][15], when the authors concluded that municipal planning documents should contain a complex and integrative action plan that would foresee dedicated municipality plans for the implementation of the sustainable mobility concept. This plan should include the integrative urban mobility design that foresees the complimentary use of different transport modes, takes into account three main sustainable mobility categories, respects the views of all stakeholders, as well takes into account the socio-ecological approach, the evaluation of social (health, safety, social problems, culture aspects etc.…”

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Sustainable urban mobility planning development preconditions: governance system approach

Krukle

Biezina

Ernsteins

2019

Engineering for Rural Development

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Sustainable mobility means keeping the ability of people to travel and supply goods in a way that balances environmental and socio-economic aspects and aims at the reducing of negative impacts on environment. The aim of this research is to study how the mobility governance is built and particularly governed in sustainability understanding aspects in urban municipalities in Latvia, using the case of Valmiera town. In the scope of this step-by-step complementary study different transportation modes have been studied with special emphasis put on the necessary application of socio-ecological system and stakeholder participation principles, and, particularly, governance instruments design and application -all six main groups of instruments and their complementary application for urban sustainable mobility. The research has been carried out employing both research-and-development framework and case study research methods, allowing to provide integrative contextual analysis of the particular sustainable mobility subject in the chosen urban area, including document analysis, semi-structured deep interviews with each stakeholder group representatives, household proenvironmental behaviour questionnaire and structured observations. Also, the development planning process was studied and in particular the case of Valmiera Transport development program development and its impact on environment assessment. The research allowed drawing conclusions on the urban sustainable mobility governance aspects in Valmiera and for Latvia municipalities in general. The future developments should include the joint action plan that would foresee the cooperation and implementation of integrative action between the different transport sectors, policy makers, and relevant authorities, as well as sectorial and inter-sectorial policies planning. These documents should be based not only on detailed and professional evaluation of the transportation aspects in the municipality, but to be based on social-ecological systems governance understanding and application, subsequently, including also on evaluation and modelling of transport related environmental issues such as air pollution and environmental noise etc. in order to manage basic challenge for sector-based planning system and special integration of transport planning and environmental planning.

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Sustainable urban mobility planning development preconditions: governance system approach

Krukle

Biezina

Ernsteins

2019

Engineering for Rural Development

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“…Single-purpose preference for one mode of transport-most often cycling, with the expression of the success of solving climate problems without the essence of a comprehensive assessment of the quality of life in cities. Many references, for example, can be found in city-wide strategies or agglomeration solutions, for example, [9][10][11][12]. Some research references address descriptively just the subjective issue of human perception of sustainable mobility with a proposal to translate into nationwide regulations as in Refs.…”

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How to Maintain the Unsustainability of Mobility in the Development of Urban Areas? – Example from Slovakia

Schlosser,

Schlosser

2024

Industrial Engineering and Management

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The chapter discusses the experience of traffic engineering analysis and subsequent transport planning as a comprehensive tool for classifying the suitability of transport design solutions in cities. It will also highlight, on the basis of practical experience, the issue of the interventions of various non-profit organisations, whether for the environment or for alternative modes of transport, who will have to interact professionally and systematically when proposing changes or new solutions for serving the built-up area in cities. The issue mainly affects efforts to develop public transport, the prevailing lack of parking, the suppression of dynamic car traffic, especially in favour of cycling, but all from the point of view of the weakest road transport participant, which are the pedestrians. The public spaces are the relevant issue in a whole line and/or cross section point of view of the road/street. The other important task is the complexity and sustainability of the road/street network in urban areas. The principles focus on the systematic development of sustainable transport in terms of serviceability and accessibility. Distance and time for the functions of land use are crucial parameters and not just some fictional vision of aggressive promotion of one mode of transport at the expense of other modes.

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Sustainable Mobility Governance for Urban Municipalities in Latvia: Requirements and Practice of Social-Ecological Systems Approach and Governance Instruments

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Sustainable urban mobility planning development preconditions: governance system approach

Sustainable urban mobility planning development preconditions: governance system approach

How to Maintain the Unsustainability of Mobility in the Development of Urban Areas? – Example from Slovakia

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