Circular Mobility, Done Right
The Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ 2026 and Beyond
Europe’s Missing Architecture of Execution
Quantifying the execution gap into measurable performance
The Turning Point
Europe has the frameworks. What it has lacked — until now — is execution.
For the first time, a unified architecture links policy, finance, and practice into one operational system capable of delivering Europe’s climate and circular-economy goals. It is the architecture of execution — the structure that turns ambition into alignment, and motion into momentum.
The Challenge — Ambition without execution is Europe’s greatest risk
The Green Deal. The Circular Economy Action Plan. Fit-for-55. The Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy. Yet every year, billions are spent proving innovation works — while systems stall properly to sustain it.
We measure activity, not alignment. We fund projects, not permanence. Without execution, even the best policy remains a promise.
Without alignment:
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Funding is wasted.
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Climate targets are missed.
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Operators collapse.
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Public trust erodes.
A Framework for Execution
The Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ introduces the one mechanism Europe has never had:
a system of alignment that ensures every euro invested in mobility delivers measurable circular value, recovered capital, and verified climate impact. It answers the question how. The Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ provides the missing alignment layer — the architecture that operationalises circular mobility across Europe.
The Mobility Delta Model™
The Mobility Delta Model™ quantifies the execution gap — revealing where impact is lost between policy ambition and operational reality, and also how to realign actions to reach Europe’s 2030 and 2050 targets. Because circular mobility should be measured not by units sold, but by value retained and impact aligned — where financial return and climate performance reinforce each other.
From policy to practice. From funding to performance.
• Connects ministries, financiers, cities, operators through a single logic of alignment.
• The Mobility Delta Model™ — the first unified metric combining i.e. capital, carbon, and capacity recovery.
• Builds governance and financial models that continue beyond project funding.
“It is the architecture of execution — not another initiative, but the mechanism that transforms ambition into measurable European progress, and turns it into execution in practice”
Why It Matters Now
Europe has the vision, and ambition. It has the funding. What it has lacked — until now — is the solution that turns both into measurable change. The Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ delivers that missing piece: an architecture of execution where capital, policy, operators, and practice finally move in alignment, and execution. Built for permanence.
Europe’s mobility frameworks define what to achieve — but not how to deliver it.
The Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ provides that missing architecture:
the mechanism that turns policy ambition into measurable, enduring execution.
Engage With the Framework
From vision to viability — The Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ is available for institutional cooperation and strategic alignment.
The Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ and Mobility Delta Model™ have been circulated to relevant European policy and investment institutions for consideration within ongoing discussions on sustainable mobility and circular transition.
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Author of the Frameworks, and Systems Strategist
Jaana Ylikoski is the author of the Circular Mobility Execution Framework™ and the Mobility Delta Model™, and the architect of a circular children’s active mobility access model designed for scalable, EU-level deployment. The business model and company were recognised among the top 20 European companies by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and EIT Urban Mobility, powered by the New European Bauhaus (NEB) initiative (European Union body), and aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Her Playbooks have also been acknowledged in connection with World Cycling Day and by global cycling leader James Scherrer. Built on real-world operational experience at both local and scaled levels, the Playbooks translate practice into tested, actionable strategies for designing and executing high-impact, sustainable mobility systems.
Experience Behind the Systems and Frameworks
