In this first issue, we explore the intersection of mobility, inclusion, and community-driven planning through the experiences of Komotini and Larissa. As our Ad-Hoc expert Io Chatzivaryti illustrates, these two cities are not just redesigning transportation networks: they are rethinking accessibility as a cornerstone of urban life. Their Integrated Action Plans (IAPs) highlight how sustainability, citizen participation, and targeted innovation can turn mobility into a tool for social cohesion.
Stay with us as we continue this journey, showcasing diverse approaches to urban challenges in upcoming issues of The S.M.ALL Ad-Hoc Series. Each article will bring new perspectives, practical lessons, and inspiring stories from cities that are shaping the future—one step, one street, and one community at a time.
