EIT Urban Mobility Business Plan 2026-2028

European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT)HORIZON-EIT-KICID: 101269525
EC Contribution
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Consortium Size
7 orgs
โ–ถSummary

EIT Urban Mobility is Europeโ€™s leading innovation community, accelerating the transition to sustainable urban mobility for more liveable cities. Building on our Strategic Agenda 2021โ€“2027, its 3 societal impact goals and the achievements of its startup and ramp-up phase, the Business Plan 2026โ€“2028 sets out an ambitious programme to deliver scalable, inclusive and impact-driven solutions through strong Knowledge Triangle Integration across education, research and business, aligned with EU policy priorities.Actions focus on 5 priority domains where change is most urgent and promising: Public and Shared Transport, Health and Mobility, Electrification and Alternative Fuels, Sustainable Urban Logistics, and Mobility Data Management, supported by cross-cutting technologies such as AI and robotics.This Business Plan raises ambition across all programmes, with a unified innovation call, later-stage investments, cofunding with corporates and VCs and stronger city engagement. It reinforces our role as a recognised thought leader, through communication, stakeholder engagement and dissemination aligned with EU priorities. It advances 5 strategic objectives: creating liveable spaces; closing the knowledge gap; deploying and scaling green, safe, inclusive mobility; accelerating market opportunities; promoting effective policies and behavioural change. Key priorities include scaling education, strengthening our role as an impact-driven innovation platform, embedding gender equality and inclusion, expanding impact investment, boosting RIS actions, and securing financial sustainability through diversified revenues (โ‚ฌ38M+ projected by 2028).From 2026, a new Impact Assessment Framework will guide outcome-driven, city-centric monitoring and accountability, aligned with EIT KPIs. By combining innovation, investment, education and policy engagement, EIT UM will reinforce Europeโ€™s competitiveness, deliver climate impact, and drive systemic transformation of urban mobility.

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