✕

Call for Participation: Move Up!

Move Up! Alternative Mobility – focus on Pilsen

Competition now closed

Can you imagine a city offering various modes and experiences derived from transportation? How do you envisage transportation that not just enables residents and visitors to reach their destination, but one that also creates value in terms of positive impact on people’s well-being, experience of the city and the city’s attractiveness as a tourist destination?

We would like to invite you to propose innovative ideas on how to make this vision happen. Together with Pilsen 2015 and the Urban Planning and Development Institute of the City of Pilsen, Aspen Institute Prague has opened a competition titled "Move Up! Alternative Mobility – focus on Pilsen". The winner will receive 25 000 CZK for implementation of the project, which will further be promoted by Pilsen 2015 – European Capital of Culture.

Any adult person, a group of them or a company can propose a new and innovative product, service, experience or an application that meet the following criteria:

  • Economic efficiency 
  • Innovativeness – originality and value added
  • Necessity 
  • Availability – no social or age group should be limited in use
  • Design
  • Safety for user and surroundings
  • Feasibility to implement the proposed solution within the funds offered to the first prize winner

Primarily, the proposals should build on existing geographical, social, cultural and infrastructural conditions in Pilsen, yet the proposal can also be applicable to other places.

The deadline for submission of your proposals is 20:00 CET, October 26, 2014. Short-listed competitors will be invited to present their proposals to public on November 7, 2014 in Pilsen.

To apply, please fill in the application form.

For more detailed terms and conditions, please see the instructions in Czech or English.

If you have questions, contact us at office(at)aspeninstitute.cz.

Share this on social media

Support Aspen Institute

The support of our corporate partners, individual members and donors is critical to sustaining our work. We encourage you to join us at our roundtable discussions, forums, symposia, and special event dinners.

find out more
Cookies
These web pages use cookies to provide their services. You get more information about the cookies after clicking on the button “Detailed setting”. You can set the cookies which we will be able to use, or you can give us your consent to use all the cookies by clicking on the button “Allow all”. You can change the setting of cookies at any time in the footer of our web pages.
Cookies are small files saved in your terminal equipment, into which certain settings and data are saved, which you exchange with our pages by means of your browser. The contents of these files are shared between your browser and our servers or the servers of our partners. We need some of the cookies so that our web page could function properly, we need others for analytical and marketing purposes.