European funding for environment and mobility

  • Michele Macaluso RENAEL-Italian Network of Local Agencies
  • Giulio Guarracino ANCE-National Association Building Firms
  • Nicola Clemente RENAEL-Italian Network of Local Agencies
  • Nadijara Alves Acunzo RENAEL-Italian Network of Local Agencies
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/1970-9870/905
Keywords: mobility, Europe, funding

Abstract

The "Guide on the European Programmes Funding for Energy, the Environment and Sustainable Mobility" is an overview of the most significant European funding programs (in the period 2007-2013) to promote the territory and mobility. The programs are aimed at financial measures and measures of environmental policy and governance, information and communication, product development, technical and research activities aimed at reducing CO2 emissions, reducing road congestion and pollution, for example by promoting media greener transport for the traffic of European goods. The total resources made ​​available by the programs is around 14 billion of euros, with financing arrangements and beneficiaries belonging to different geographical areas, including Italy and the Mediterranean. A peculiarity of these programs is to provide for notices (these calls) usually published on an annual/six monthly, which allow recipients to plan participation in the call later. These programs represent an opportunity for developing regions, such as the Southern Regions “Mezzogiorno”, who need more support to align with the average levels of growth in Europe. The complete guide, was presented by ANCE (National Association of Builders) and RENAEL (National Network of Local Energy Agencies), March 22, 2012, during EnergyMed (Exhibition and Conference on Renewable Sources and Energy Efficiency that held annually in Naples).


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Author Biographies

Michele Macaluso, RENAEL-Italian Network of Local Agencies

Born in Naples (Italy) on 7/7/1955, graduated in Aeronautical Engineering. Since 1998 Director of ANEA the Energy Agency of Naples, coordinator of “EnergyMed” the Exhibition/Conference on renewable sources and energy-efficiency in Mediterranean countries; coordinator for the setup of three SAVE Agencies (Naples, Munich and Seville); coordinator of several training courses on the subject of energy management and sustainable mobility; president of Renael (the Italian Network of Local Energy Agencies)


Giulio Guarracino, ANCE-National Association Building Firms
Born in Naples-Italy on 02/07/1969; senior expert with Commercial University Degree with specialization in Public administration economics. He has been working for ANCE since 1996 as former Head “European and International Affairs” (Rome and Brussels). He has specific expertise in Pre-accession instruments, Regional policy, Institutional building. Good knowledge of the functioning of the EIB, EBRD, AFD, WB, CAF, BID and other IFIs. From 2004 he is Executive manager for European Relations and carrying out ANCE’s activities in Brussels. He is also involved in implementation of European projects (Construction21, Build up Skills Italy etc.).
Nicola Clemente, RENAEL-Italian Network of Local Agencies
Born Naples - Italy on 08/05/1979; graduated in Communication Sciences. Since 2008 works for the Naples Agency for Energy and the Environment (ANEA) in Press office and since 2010 works for Renael in Press Office (National Network of Local Energy Agencies), in particular in following projects:a)“EnergyMed”: the Exhibition/Conference on renewable sources and energy-efficiency in Mediterranean countries; b)  He has worked with newspapers like BBC Science, La Repubblica, Roma and with IMAST Scarl - Technological District of Polymeric Materials, Compounds and Structures Engineering
Nadijara Alves Acunzo, RENAEL-Italian Network of Local Agencies
Born in Salvador - Bahia (Brazil) on 28/04/1981; graduated in Management Engineering. Since 2008 works for the Naples Agency for Energy and the Environment (ANEA) in the energy saving and sustainable mobility sector and since 2010 works for Renael (National Network of Local Energy Agencies), in particular in following projects: a)       “EnergyMed”: the Exhibition/Conference on renewable sources and energy-efficiency in Mediterranean countries;b)        “Transport Learning” Project  – European project co-financed by the European Community - organizing Training on sustainable urban transport policies and measures; “Go Pedelec!” – European project co-financed by the European Community for Pedal Eletric Cycle promotion

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Published
2012-07-15
How to Cite
MacalusoM., GuarracinoG., ClementeN., & Alves AcunzoN. (2012). European funding for environment and mobility. TeMA - Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment, 5(2), 195-212. https://doi.org/10.6092/1970-9870/905
Issue
Vol 5 No 2 (2012): Resilient city
Section
LUME (Land Use, Mobility and Environment)

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