Dr. Clemence Cavoli

Biography

Clemence Cavoli is a political scientist and historian with expertise in sustainable urban mobility transport, focusing particularly on innovative governance and policy-making planning. She specializes in environmental transport policies and developing transformative governance for cities, with a specific interest in urban mobility. Her research and teaching work exhibit a strong interdisciplinary component that emphasizes policy impact. Based in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering at University College London, she is actively involved in cross-departmental collaborations. Clemence advises supranational, national, and local policymakers, leveraging extensive experience in translating scientific evidence into policymaking. Previously, she spent a year seconded to the Science Research Unit of the Department of Transport, where she was responsible for integrating scientific evidence into policy-making. Additionally, she works as an independent expert consultant for European Commission FP7 Horizon 2020 projects related to sustainable mobility. Clemence was also seconded to the EU Commission, DG MOVE, for six months, focusing on sustainable urban mobility policies and low carbon transport solutions. She completed her PhD at University College London, assessing the impact of environmental European Union laws and programs on urban mobility policies.

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