CENTRAL HUB – sustainable mobility solutions in the Central Baltic region

Project objectives and main activities:

The CENTRAL HUB project aims to promote sustainable mobility in the Central Baltic region by reducing dependence on private cars and transport-related CO₂ emissions.

Project partners in Latvia, Finland, Estonia and Sweden will analyze the mobility habits of residents and test mobility solutions adapted to local conditions. Special attention will be paid to more convenient “first and last mile” connections and the integration of different transport modes.

The project will develop and test mobility hubs, shared transport solutions, secure bicycle parking and park & ride facilities. In total, it is planned to improve 13 transport hubs, implement 4 regional pilot projects and involve 10 municipalities.

The project results will help make sustainable modes of transport more accessible and convenient, while promoting cross-border exchange of experiences and adoption of solutions in other cities and regions.

Project information:

Implementation period: 01.07.2026.–30.06.2029.

Total project budget: 2,075,124 EUR

ERDF Interreg Central Baltic Programme contribution: EUR 660,098.57

Program Priority: Improved Environment and Resource Use

Program objective: PO5 – Reduction of CO₂ emissions

Lead partner: Kurzeme Planning Region (Latvia)

Project partners: Aalto University Foundation (Finland), Latvian Information Technology Cluster (Latvia), City of Turku (Finland) and Viimsi Municipality (Estonia).

The project is implemented within the framework of the Interreg Central Baltic Programme 2021–2027 with co-financing from the European Union.

For more information, please contact project manager Rihards Āboltins at rihards.aboltins@itbaltic.com