The SMARTA-NET Project was hosting its second in-person event in Évora (Portugal) with the aim of bringing together rural municipalities, experts, and practitioners to explore innovative approaches, share best practices, and identify financing mechanisms to enhance rural mobility.
Over the 15th and 16th of May, participants engageded in discussions, workshops, and interactive sessions on financing rural mobility schemes, sharing experiences with funding programs, and exploring strategies for securing additional resources inspired by case studies of successful rural mobility schemes. Site visits were also be organised on the 14th.
On the part of NIT, Bente Grimm and Rieka Oldsen participated.