Are you working to make your city in Malta more walkable, bike-friendly, and people-centred?
We warmly invite Maltese cities, and mobility practitioners to take part in the EU City Lab on Active Mobility, co-organised by URBACT and the European Urban Initiative (EUI). The Lab will be held in Hamburg, Germany, from the morning of 28 October to the afternoon of 29 October 2025.
🔍 What’s it about?
This City Lab is a dynamic, hands-on event exploring how cities across Europe are increasing the share of active mobility and building more inclusive, sustainable urban transport systems. The programme focuses on:
Encouraging behaviour change to promote walking, cycling, and public transport.
Using data and technology to support integrated mobility, with attention to urban-rural linkages and functional urban areas.
Ensuring accessibility and inclusion, so that all residents—regardless of age, gender, ability, or location—benefit from active mobility.
Addressing the challenges faced by cities seeking to shift from car dependence to more sustainable transport modes.
🌍 Why attend?
As a Maltese city, your participation brings valuable perspective from a Southern European, island-state context, where space constraints, climate, and urban heritage all shape mobility choices. Any locality committed to greener transport—this is your opportunity to:
✅ Discover how Hamburg is putting active mobility into action through site visits.
✅ Learn from European cities pioneering integrated mobility systems.
✅ Exchange ideas and experiences directly with EU peers and experts.
✅ Bring back practical tools and inspiration to strengthen mobility planning at home.
Let’s shape the future of sustainable mobility—together with Maltese cities at the table.