Webinar:
WHAT WE LEARNED FROM FIVE CITIEs? A LOCK-INS DIAGNOSIS
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Join UNLOCK15 partners and Learning Living Lab colleagues for the presentation of the key results of our Lock-ins diagnosis report. After a short presentation, we open the discussion. We want your comments, reflections and experience to test, sharpen and add to the lessons from this analysis.
The research looked at the institutional, infrastructural and behavioural lock-ins that keep car dependency in place in Almere, Augsburg, Porto, Sète and Vienna. We then ask you: how ready is YOUR city for change?
Date: Thursday, 19 November 2026, 14:00–15:00 (CET)
Join Online: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/345412466955012?p=V4Gilm9Db4XVCbQ4cX
Meeting ID: 345 412 466 955 012 Passcode: 6vn7T6PN
What to Expect
🗣️ 15-minute Lock-ins Diagnosis Presentation
We present where the five cities’ plans match real lock-ins, where the blind spots are, and what makes each city ready for change.
💬 15-minute live Q&A
Put your questions to the research team in a moderated session
🤝 15-minute reflection groups
Talk with colleagues from other Learning Living Lab cities. Do the lessons match what you see locally? What is missing?
🧭 15-minute wrap-up
Share what came out of the groups and how your input will feed into the transition pathways and the next phase of UNLOCK15.
Why should i join?
👉See how the lock-ins in your city compare with those in four other European cities
👉Help shape the lessons and transition pathways before they are finalised
👉Strengthen connections across the UNLOCK15 network
A Note On Scope
The analysis is thorough. It draws on local planning documents, stakeholder interviews, spatial analyses and mobility surveys. It is not exhaustive. We focused on the areas most relevant to each city and to the 15-minute city transition. The results show patterns and priorities, not a complete inventory of every barrier. That is why your reflections matter: they help us see what the analysis may have missed.
The session will be recorded (excluding breakout discussions)