Stockholm
The City of Stockholm has set ambitious environmental and accessibility objectives, and this use case plays
a pivotal role in achieving these goals by facilitating the implementation and monitoring of zero-emission
zones and aiming for a 30% reduction in car traffic by 2030.
The Stockholm Mobility Data Space (SMDS) will serve as the central platform for sharing and visualising data, forming the foundation for data-driven decision making. This use case encompasses activities such as harmonisation, standardisation, data sharing, and incorporating new data. The motivation behind this use case stems from the necessity for an evidence-based approach to policy follow-up and the desire to contribute to the innovation community.
• +50 new data points per day
• +1 external innovations by third parties
• +2 SUMI indicators
The City of Stockholm has set ambitious environmental and accessibility goals. Examples of efforts to reach the goals are the introduction of zero emission zones and a reduction of car traffic by 30%. A high degree of digitisation and data sharing is required to implement and evaluate the effects of the efforts.
Implementing and monitoring zero emission zones and reduction of car traffic
The Stockholm Mobility Data Space will be the platform for sharing and illustrating data as a ground for data driven decision making. The aim is to implement, monitor and evaluate zero emission zones and a reduction of car traffic by 30% by means of harmonisation, standardisation, data sharing and new data, among others.
