Resource Type: Publication

This report describes SMP2.0 integrated approach for developing cities’ sustainable urban mobility plans. In this approach, cities and businesses collaborate together to first diagnose the city mobility performances via a set of 19 indicators, then define the indicator priorities for the city mobility plan and finally build it using a solution toolbox linking mobility best practices and indicators and involving a wide group ofstakeholders.

This report summarizes the findings of the year-long project, which has been carried out under the leadership of Daimler, with participation of BMW, Brisa, Deutsche Bahn, Ford, Fujitsu, Toyota and Volkswagen.

This issue brief (8 pages) highlights how inclusive business solutions can deliver both business and societal value, in full alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Why and how are companies developing and integrating business solutions with social impact into their core business? What are the successes and failures of early movers? 

SMP2.0 has been collaborating with six cities to test and refine its methodology and tools for integrated sustainable urban mobility planning.