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EPF is hiring – Project & Policy Officer

For its Ghent-based secretariat, EPF is looking for an experienced project & policy officer to strengthen our motivated team! The main tasks associated with this position involve: Project management Conduct research activities (desk research, interviews, surveys, …) Organise workshops and focus groups with end-users and/or experts Develop communication campaigns towards citizens Conduct communication activities: write…

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‘Adopting a passengers’ perspective is essential for the shift to rail’

“Railway operators should work together more. If we get people out of the car and into the train, everyone will benefit”, says Delphine Grandsart, researcher at the European Passenger Federation (EPF). In an interview with RailTech, she talks about the needs of passengers, through-ticketing, and the importance of a user-centered approach for achieving a shift…

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INDIMO event: “What do users want” on 11. March

The first public event of INDIMO titled “What do users want? A reality check on needs, capabilities, and constraints towards inclusive digital mobility services” will take place online on 11th March 2021, from 10.00 to 11.30 CET. It will shed light on the results collected in the first year of the project, focusing on the investigation of preferences, perceived barriers,…

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EPF annual report 2020

The European Passengers’ Federation looks back on an eventful year with challenges like never before seen. The global COVID-19 pandemic has presented us with a new set of tasks and our team rose to the occasion, working for passenger rights even through difficult times. The consequences of the pandemic were massive in every aspect of life…

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HiReach book published

As a follow-up to the HiReach project, the project team is very happy to announce that our book, Re-thinking Mobility Poverty – Understanding Users’ Geographies, Backgrounds and Aptitudes, is published! The book in general seeks to better conceptualise and define mobility poverty, addressing both its geographies and socio-economic landscapes. It moves beyond the analysis of ‘transport poverty’…

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