CEF-T-2023-SUSTMOBGEN-MULTHUB-STUDIES
Multimodal passenger hubs: studies
Plain-language summary
Funding for studies on multimodal passenger hubs to enhance sustainable mobility under CEF-T 2023.
This call supports studies focused on multimodal passenger hubs. The aim is to improve sustainable mobility by integrating different transport modes. It is part of the Connecting Europe Facility Transport programme.
Likely relevant for
- Transport planners
- Urban mobility researchers
- Public transport authorities
- Infrastructure developers
Project signals
Focus on passenger transport hubsIntegration of multiple transport modesSustainability and environmental impact considerations
What it funds
- Studies related to multimodal passenger hubs
- Analysis of integration between different transport modes
- Feasibility and impact assessments for sustainable mobility
Expected outcomes
- Improved design and operation of passenger hubs
- Recommendations for sustainable multimodal transport solutions
- Enhanced passenger experience and connectivity
Who can apply / participate
- Public authorities
- Transport infrastructure managers
- Research organizations
- Consortia including above entities
- Check if single applicants or consortia are required or allowed
- Applicants from EU Member States and possibly associated countries
- Must comply with CEF programme rules
- Exact eligibility criteria
- Consortium composition rules
Must check before shortlisting
- Specific eligibility criteria
- Budget and funding rates
- Consortium requirements
Money
Budget details and funding rates are not stated and must be checked in the official call documents.
Application notes
- Single-stage submission model.
Derived from official EU Funding portal source · updated 2 Jul 2026, 08:10 UTC. Use this as a shortlisting aid; the official call text remains authoritative.
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