ACTS OF THE CONFERENCE IN PARMA
Session 1: Land user planning & mobility management
	Roman Klementschitz Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences, Austria Best practice of integrating Mobility Management in Land Use Planning in the field of off street parking policy
	Ulrich Kinder, Bremen Region, Germany RASCH - Rail-Supported Settlement Development in the Bremen Region
	Arcagelo Merella, Town Councillor of Traffic, City of Genoa, Italy Mobility urban plans Strategies and instruments for people and goods' mobility in metropolitan areas
Session 2: Attitudes and behaviour setting of different target groups to consider when adopting mobility management
	Raf Canters, Mobiel 21, Bligium The civil contract on short distance trips
	Lucia Gola, Area Mobility Manager, City of Parma, Italy Mobility management real case
	Andrea Saccani, Mobility Manager Parma's Hospital, University of Studies of Parma, Italy The case of the Azienda Ospedaliera, University of the Study, Parma Italy
Session 3: Tourism, resident and social activities
	Olivia Morris, The National Trust, United Kingdom How to influence visitor behaviour. Are travel Plans for visitors the answer?
	Marco Viviani, Ökoinstitut, Italy A different adventure in Genova Valley (I): mobility management for a tourist area
	Susanne Böhler, Wuppertal Instituet for Climate, Environment and Energy, Sylvie Grischkat, University of Lüneburg, Germany Sustainable Tourism: Travel Groups and Intervention Strategies
Session 4: Environmental policies to improve the effect of Mobility Management
	Karl-Heinz Posch, AMOR, Austria Biodiesel in Graz
	Paolo Vettori, FederMetano, Italy
	Salvatore Piccolo, Assogasliquidi, Italy
Session 5: Changing attitudes towards sustainable transport system
	Robert Stussi, Vice President Portuguese Electric Vehicle Association - APVE, Portugal Receptivity for Mobility Management measures/ plans in a country with no explicit Mobility Management policies/laws Guiseppe De Giovanni, Business Development Director, Vectix Europe Do the two-wheelers vehicles deserve to be considered as a strategic element in a Sustainable Mobility Programm?
	Raffaele Tripputi, Mobility and Traffic, City of Reggio Emilia, Italy Policies and projects for cycling mobility. Reggio Emilia Experience
	Eleonora Ferrari, Infomobility, City of Parma, Italy Parma: strategies toward intermodality
Session 6: Economic instruments to promote sustainable mobility
	Maria Pollicino, Ministry for the Environment and Territory, Italy
	Sally Cairns, Transport studies university College London, UK (videoconference) Smarter Choices - changing travel behaviour through 'soft' policies
	Henk Pauwels, AVV, Ministry of Transport, The Netherlands The effectiveness of Mobility management: where there is a will, there is an effect
	Silvia Maffii, University of Studies, Politecnico of Milan, Italy
	Cristina Sacchi, Gemeaz Cousin, Gruppo Accor International, Italy Ticket Trasporto. For a sustainable mobility