SCHOOLHOODS
- Guía de Isora - Spain
- Turku - Finland
- Brasov Metropolitan Agency for Sustainable Development - Romania
- Zadar - Croatia
- Parma - Italy
- Brno - Czech Republic
- Skawina - Poland
Timeline
Ready for Action! Meeting 15-16 November 2023 in Rethymno, Greece.
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What: Free webinar
When: Monday 11th of March 2024 9:00 - 12:00 CET
Where: ZOOM LINK
Emily Sykes from Modeshift and Maciej Zacher from the Municipality of Skawina will discuss measuring safe and sustainable school travel. You'll have a chance to familiarise yourself with Modeshift work and practical use of S.T.A.R.S. method.
#URBACT #sustainablemobility #schooltravel #thecityweneed #cycling #walking #sustainablecity
"From Analysis to Visions & Objectives" Meeting in Brno, 20th - 21st of March 2024
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What: Free webinar
When: Monday 22nd of April 2024 9:00 - 12:00 CET
Where: ZOOM LINK
Maja Simoneti from IPoP, Slovenia will present their unique approach to measuring and promoting safe and sustainable school travel, and Loredana Modugno will talk about sustainable mobility and creative communities in beautiful Puglia, Italy.
#URBACT #sustainablemobility #schooltravel #thecityweneed #cycling #walking #sustainablecity #placemaking
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Få indflydelse på EU's samhørighedspolitik efter 2027
Europakommissionen har inviteret alle europæiske territoriale samarbejdsprogrammer til at deltage i INTERREG-høringen 2024 om den fremtidige
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Webinar #1 "Measuring Safe and Sustainable School Travel" - Recording and presentations are now available!
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GreenPlace: roheliste ja inimpõhiste linnade taaselustamine
GreenPlace'i tegevusplaneerimise võrgustik soovib kuulda kohalike elanike arvamusi linnaruumide taaskasutamisest.
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Lead Expert
SCHOOLHOODS puts children’s health and safety on the menu of how to get to school. The cities of this URBACT network work with pupils, parents and teachers to co-create solutions allowing pupils to actively go to school on their own. Parents can then choose sustainable modes for their trips as they no longer need to take their kids to school. The school neighbourhood should allow pupils to walk or ride alone safely. Ultimately, school neighbourhoods made for pupils moving around are the starting point for enabling short trips for daily needs for everyone.
