MOBILAB
"This project is part of the plan GRAIES LAB": The main objectiv of MobiLab is to develop the accessibility to rural and mountains’ territories for every category of users, sustaining the transition toward a territorial system of mobility demand and supply axed on the modal rebalancing and on the sustainability of moving. To realize these objectives, MobiLab act in an integrated manner on supply and demand of mobility, enforcing e rationalising the offer, experimenting innovative services and acting directly on the cultural model by actions of communication, information, formation and co-creation (with LivingLab’s method), which address to local administrators of programming and of the governance of mobility system, but also to system users (inhabitants, workers, tourists). From the sharing of complementary experiences gained by partners, the cross-border cooperation will allow the development of an integrated system of actions, experimenting innovative services and testing their efficiency from different point of view, creating good practices of reference for the cross-border territory, and for similar contexts.

According to defined challenges of ALCOTRA’s program (intelligent, sustainable and inclusive growth), the strategic objective of the PITER is to make attractive the territory of rural and mountainous areas. Attractive means “endowed with an attraction power”, which “attracts toward one” and which it’s pursue in time. Three factors determine this “attraction power”: capacity to attract, which means an approach system, instruments and actions to define the area, rules and direction for the action; experimentation of services and strategies defined according to real needs of the territory; the capacity to transfer competences and passion. The principal result expected, sustainable on long term period, is the creation of Active Rural, Innovative and Solidarity Generations: make actors of the territory (actual and future) consciousness of the added value of innovation and the networking of opportunities and competencies. The PITER is focused on 5 strategic elements: governance, jobs territory, mobility and services of proximity. Direct beneficiaries of the PITER will be local administrators of the concerned sector and those who are living/working/receiving from the territory. The working method, which represents an added value and a new/original element, is based on an open co-creation approach and of CLLD ans on LivingLabs wich will be activated for each project.