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The Metropolitan Mobility Observatory  (MMO) is an initiative of analysis and reflection, comprised of the Public Transport Authorities (PTA), of the main Spanish metropolitan areas, the Ministry for the Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs and the Ministry of Public Works in order to reflect the contribution of public transport to improve the quality of life and sustainable development in cities.

The MMO publishes an annual report analyzing the mobility of participating metropolitan areas.

Another important activity is the MMO Technical Conferences, which presents the annual reports.

 

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PTA

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Organizations that plan and manage infrastructure and public transport services in metropolitan areas.

Conferences

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Access to the MMO Technical Conferences. Last conference held  in Palma de Mallorca, April 2011.

Reports

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Access to the MMO annual reports. Last report (April 2011).

MMO News

Jornada IX en Donosti-San Sebastián

 IX Jornada Técnica del OMM: Planificar con y para el ciudadano.
1 de junio de 2012. Donosti-San Sebastián

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Taller de Coordinador de Movilidad de Empresas

Taller de Coordinador de Movilidad de Empresas.

Coordinado por el Consorcio de Transportes de Madrid, en colaboración con el IDAE y la Cámara de Comercio de Madrid

Del 16 de marzo al 18 de mayo de 2012.

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VIII MMO Technical Conference held in Palma de Mallorca

During the 7th and 8th of April the VIII Technical Conference of the Metropolitan Mobility Observatory (MMO) was held, with the slogan "For an intelligent and efficient mobility", in the Cultural Center “SA NOSTRA” in Palma de Mallorca.
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Last update

Wednesday, 13th of April 2011.

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Agenda

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last report

MMO Report  2009 - Published in April 2011

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