TUMI is supporting cities in achieving their sustainable mobility goals through the TUMI Challenges
TUMI Challenges
Cities in developing countries and emerging economies face bigger challenges than ever before. Innovation is no longer optional; it is necessary so cities can continue to deliver results and improve life of their residents.
200k TUMI Challenges
With the Global Urban Mobility Challenge we support cities with up to EUR 200k for your pilot project to start a mobility transformation in your city. The 2019 TUMI Global Urban Mobility Challenge, sponsored by BMZ is an initiative to support local leaders in their mobility transformation efforts.
Covid Challenges
Through the TUMI COVID Challenges, cities will receive the urgent support they require. With cycling as a mode of transport having proven particular resilience throughout challenging times, many of the TUMI COVID Challenges focus on promoting and improving the urban cycling networks. This way, the TUMI COVID Challenges do not only ensure resilient urban mobility systems, they also accelerate the sustainable mobility transformation!
Emergency bike lanes, safely designed in Cuenca
POP-UP Pedestrianization
E-mobility public transport improvement project
Awareness raising through public broadcasting of COVID and road safety
Public space and cycling improvement
Cycling infrastructure for Guayaquil
More safety in public spaces and transport for women
A catalyst for non-motorized transport
Supporting start-ups in the field of sustainable mobility
A public transport and health service for Singra
First steps towards shared mobility
Addis Abeba City Government Transport Program's Management Office
Increasing bus service quality and efficiency
Energy Efficient Mobility to support Sustainable Cities
Creating an eco-friendly, safe and inclusive loading zone
Participatory neighborhood street design in Banjarmasin
Moving people towards improved access and safety
Increasing public transport ridership in Nagpur through a platform
Tricycles for recyclable waste pickers
Introduction of a formal integrated transport system (SITT)
Shifting modal split at Zhytomyr's public schools from motorized towards sustainable modes of transport
The Lagos Sidewalk Challenge
The "Dar City Navigator"
Shared transport system with 25 e-tricycles for transport of goods