TUMI Data

At a time when cities face increasing environmental and societal changes, it’s crucial for urban policy makers to adapt transportation systems accordingly. With the right information, evidence-based decisions can be made to overcome the challenges of the 21st century. That’s where data collection and analysis come in. They’re essential for sustainable transport planning and play a vital role in various areas of the transport system. TUMI is working on making mobility data available for cities in Africa, Latin America and Asia to shape the digital transformation of urban mobility in a climate-friendly way.

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Intro

Digitization is the key to transforming sustainable urban mobility. By leveraging mobility data and digital tools, cities can optimize their transportation systems, reduce emissions, improve air quality, and enhance accessibility for all users. Imagine identifying underserved areas, optimizing public transport routes, and promoting alternative modes of transportation such as cycling and walking.

Moreover, the rapid development of digital technologies offers exciting opportunities for innovation in the mobility sector. The integration of shared mobility solutions is just the beginning. By harnessing the potential of digitization, we can create more sustainable and efficient urban mobility systems that benefit both the environment and society as a whole. Join us in this exciting journey towards a better, greener future!

TUMI's Mobility Data Hub

Looking to take informed decisions about mobility and transportation planning? The TUMI Mobility Data Hub offers a one-stop solution with easy access to open data for integrated mobility planning and implementation. Download data and collaborate with city departments and stakeholders to develop evidence-based policies and plans that address the challenges of urban mobility in the 21st century.

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Pilot Cities

Bogotá

In today’s world, data is more accessible than ever and can dramatically improve operations in almost any field. The mobility sector is no exception. Real-time, Up-to-date and accurate information on movement patterns and existing transportation infrastructure forms the basis for efficient urban planning decisions.

Fortaleza

Fortaleza is considered a leading Brazilian city in creating sustainable solutions for mobility, waste collecting and improving recycling services. Back in 2020 Fortaleza, CAF & TUMI first joined hands to undertake a pilot project to assist waste collectors (catadores) improve their livelihood.

Cuenca

The City of Cuenca has set their sights on becoming the leader on sustainable mobility in Ecuador. Over the past 3 years, the municipality has been working on expanding the urban cycling infrastructure to offer a sustainable solution that can fight traffic jams, the rising costs of fossil fuels and provide a healthy alternative to private vehicles.

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Lena Plikat - Policy Advisor

She has experience in divers sectors of urban planning and mobility, including consulting, project management, research and communication. Prior to joining GIZ, she has worked as a Research Assistant at the German Aerospace Centre, focusing on the co-creation of mobility and transport planning through digital tools. Lena has also worked in corporate mobility management and has contributed to interdisciplinary urban research. She is committed to developing sustainable and user-friendly mobility solutions for all.

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Julian Kath - Junior Specialist

As a junior data specialist, he is passionate about data-driven approaches in sustainable mobility, and he is dedicated to supporting the GIZ infrastructure and mobility cluster on data-related activities. With a background in data science and public policy, he has gained prior work experience in international development in Jordan and Thailand, working for GIZ, UNCDF, and the OECD. During his time at KPMG and BCG, he worked on digitalization projects and developed data science applications for public sector clients..

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