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The document outlines a framework project called One Planet Mobility that aims to promote sustainable urban mobility in European cities. The project's objectives are to develop a community of practice around sustainable mobility, help cities reduce carbon emissions from transportation by 20% by 2020, and establish a new mobility model in European cities compatible with EU emissions reduction targets of 90-95% by 2050. It describes local projects in 5 partner cities, including Malmo, Sweden. Malmo's project uses creative stakeholder engagement and design thinking to better understand citizens' mobility needs and involve stakeholders in developing scenarios for sustainable transportation solutions. It employs methods such as investigating family mobility patterns, creating scenarios by combining ideas, and holding creative workshops.
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