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Jenny Lundahl

Senior forskare/Rättslig expert

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+46 10 228 40 62

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jenny.lundahl@ri.se

Location

Göteborg

ORCID

0000-0001-8452-0430

Jenny Lundahl is a senior researcher and legal expert at RISE. She researches in policy and regulatory development with a focus on mobility and digital systems covering topics such as automated driving, electrification, shared mobility, geofencing, digital traffic rules etc. Areas where technology development is rapid and amendments to legislation often tend to lag behind. Before joining RISE, she worked as a judge in court (10+ years) and with drafting laws and regulations at the Government Offices of Sweden (5+ years). She received her LLM from the School of Business, Economics and Law at the University of Gothenburg in 2005.

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Flood-resilient communities by 2035

Climate change increases the risk of flooding, which demands collaboration between property owners, municipalities, and other stakeholders. Through a systems and futures analysis, the project develops business models, financing, a…

The Circular Car

Transport accounts for almost a third of Sweden's greenhouse gas emissions and the car industry has ambitious targets to reduce the emissions. The project Circular Car project aims to support new and established actors in the…

Input to a new legal instrument on safe automated driving

At international level, work is currently underway to develop harmonized traffic rules for automated driving in a new legal instrument. This will have a major influence on the conditions for automated driving in Sweden as well as …

Ridesharing for business trips by rental car

The project will develop, test and evaluate a digital ridesharing service for business trips

Sustainable cycle path design

The project "Sustainable bicycle path design outside city centers" aims to meet some of the challenges many municipalities express when it comes to expanding bicycle infrastructure. High requirement, difficulties with land access …

Drive Sweden Policy Lab

Through the policy lab, Swedish players can increase their knowledge of how existing regulations support and hinder the market introduction of new technology and services within Drive Sweden's areas of interest. Together, we rai…

Climate adaptation of vital societal functions – a legal investigation

It is neither technically nor financially possible to secure all infrastructure in our cities against all types is Climate related risks. Cities and communities face major challenges in prioritizing between extensive and costly re…

Multifunctional urban climate adaptation in collaboration

The project creates conditions for implementing efficient and sustainable climate adaptation of the built urban environment. The focus is on reducing vulnerability in case of cloudburst and heat waves with measures that also creat…

Recycling and logistics

A significant challenge for increased circularity is our low material utilization; according to the Circularity Gap Report, Sweden is only 3.4 % circular. By examining how we handle our secondary materials and the entire value cha…

Policy Lab Material transition

New laws and requirements are being implemented to reduce resource consumption and create circular material flows. RISE Policy Lab offers a methodology for developing and implementing innovative and effective rules in co-creation …

Regulatory sandbox

A regulatory sandbox is a tool that can be used to give actors the opportunity to test and experiment with, for example, new innovative products or services that would otherwise have been prohibited because they conflict with laws…

Policy Lab

For technology development to reach its full potential, it must be supported by amendments to existing policies and regulations. RISE offers a Policy Lab where different stakeholders can work together to achieve successful ways of…

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