This year, we are working on voluntary reduction mechanisms of private car use, in favor of other transportation modes. Together with Cluj-Napoca Municipality we want to increase with 10% the number of students that make use of their free transportation pass for public transit during October-December 2018.  

We also support measures that help us understand how current traffic conditions shape our decision-making process for a transportation mode. We launched the Mobility Pact, a working group that gathers specialists from the local public administration, companies and universities, interested in using traffic-related big data available at city level, for civic projects which can improve the quality of life for Cluj residents. The report of the Mobility Pact will be available in September 2018.

We facilitate the exchange of good practices in urban innovation in the framework of our yearly conference- Cluj 2.1-Urban Dialogues, which will take place in Cluj-Napoca between 4-6 November 2018. 

Cluj Future of Work tackles the themes and priorities of Culturepreneurs, Cluj 2.1 and Jivipen. Cluj Future of Work is a project created and implemented by the Cluj Cultural Centre and the Cluj-Napoca Municipality and funded through the Urban Innovative Actions programme of the European Commission. The total grant has a value of 5.6 million euro and is available for 2019-2021. Partners: Universitatea de Artă şi Design din Cluj-Napoca, Festivalul Internațional de Film Transilvania, festivalul ZAIN, Fundația AltArt, ARIES Transilvania, Cluj IT, Cluster Mobilier Transilvan și Clusterul de Industrii Creative. More details on cluj21.ro/work.