EIT Urban Mobility

EIT Urban Mobility Overview

EIT Urban Mobility is a European initiative focused on creating livable urban spaces by improving urban mobility. It functions as a hub that connects various stakeholders, including cities, citizens, academia, and industry, to co-create and implement new mobility solutions, reclaim public spaces, and stimulate behavioral changes that benefit both people and cities. This initiative also engages in education, accelerating business ideas and innovation in urban mobility, and offering funding and support to startups and scale-ups aiming to reshape mobility landscapes with impactful and inclusive solutions. They invest up to €500.000 investment in EU and Israeli startups, providing fast-track introductions to the largest pan-European mobility network including cities, corporates and other sister European organizations such as the EIB, the EIC and the EIF, mentoring and hands-on support to scale companies, increased visibility, access to top-tier events, and access to exclusive funding opportunities to scale sustainable via city pilots, funding through innovation projects and follow-on investment opportunities.

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Aug 23, 2023 · www.jpost.com

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Advancing urban mobility: Startups pave way for freedom of movement

EIT Urban Mobility, a joint initiative between the European Union and private entities, has allocated a budget of 400 million euros for urban mobility projects. The initiative, led by Keren Beit Cohen, is seeking to invest in startups that can provide solutions to urban mobility issues. Since 2020, EIT Urban Mobility has invested in 80 early-stage startups from 24 countries, including four Israeli startups. The initiative is particularly interested in startups that focus on inclusive transportation, aiming to enhance mobility for all demographics.

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Derech Menachem Begin, Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Israel

Prague, Czechia

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