COMMON_ACCESS

COMMON_ACCESS investigates Commoning Accessibility Practices that can empower communities to share physical and digital accessibility services needed to foster a more inclusive and sustainable urban environment.

COMMON_ACCESS investigates Commoning Accessibility Practices that can empower communities to share physical and digital accessibility services needed to foster a more inclusive and sustainable urban environment

Commoning Accessibility Practices are centred around the social dimension of mobility and accessibility and might include a combination of community-shared (e-) bikes; community micro-mobility Hubs; community-car clubs; community parcel lockers; community car clubs; mobile community services; community-led temporary and tactical measures to increase local accessibility; citizen-based community datasets to enhance digital connectivity and enable the use of shared mobility options and of community services and amenities.

The COMMON_ACCESS consortium is a dynamic collaboration of 18 partners from five European countries, bringing together a diverse mix of research organisations, development and innovation actors, and urban stakeholders.