The European Center for Urban Mobility Research is a Berlin-based organisation focused on urban transport and mobility policy, with an emphasis on cities in developing countries. According to the organisation’s website, it presents itself as a pan-continental NGO working to bring modern mobility solutions to rapidly growing urban areas. Its stated role is less about implementing infrastructure itself than about producing information and analysis on urban transport, and translating that knowledge into practical guidance for cities facing congestion, access, and planning challenges.
The organisation was founded in 2015 by Stefan Becker. Its main office is in Berlin, Germany, at Strasse des 17. Juni 152. From there, it appears to operate with an international outlook, addressing mobility issues beyond Europe and focusing on urban transport conditions in the developing world. The available information suggests a broad thematic scope rather than a country-specific mandate.
Publicly available material on the website is limited, and no detailed project portfolio is visible in the search results. The organisation describes its work in general terms, centred on research, analysis, and information-sharing around urban mobility. That places it closer to a policy and knowledge organisation than to a conventional project delivery NGO. Based on the available evidence, it is intended to support cities and decision-makers with ideas and data on transport systems, particularly where urban growth is outpacing infrastructure.