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The SUMP Self-Assessment helps you to evaluate and improve mobility planning in your city or functional urban area. The results page will show you how well your planning activities fulfill the principles of a Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), enabling you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of your approach. It will provide you with tailored advice for further improvement, good practice examples and links to guidance for your specific situation. 
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‘Topic Guides’ provide comprehensive planning recommendations on established topics, ‘Practitioner Briefings’ are less elaborate documents that address emerging topics with a higher level of uncertainty. You can download the documents using the links below.
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The H2020 project SIMPLA supported local authorities in joining up their energy and mobility planning and delivered guidelines for integrated planning, which has been recognised by Europe's main observatory on urban mobility (ELTIS) as good practice. SIMPLA, funded under the H2020 Energy Efficiency challenge, supported more than 80 municipalities in six countries (Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Italy, Romania and Spain) to develop integrated energy and mobility plans. Thanks to the coaching programme established by the project, more than 1,000 public officers were reached and 28 integrated plans, composed of an energy plan, a mobility plan and a harmonisation report, were developed. The project offers great potential for replication: the ‘SIMPLA guidelines for the harmonisation of energy and mobility planning’ are available online in seven languages, complemented by 18 'turn-key energy-saving packages', like the examples of potential actions/strategies to be included in energy and mobility plans.
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