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One common transport strategy or tailored transport strategies for each municipality? The Cyclurban project brought municipalities from different geographical regions of Europe together. Different in many ways, they all aimed to increase the share of cycling in order to battle climate change.
About one-quarter of Europe’s greenhouse gases are emitted by the transport sector, within which road transport is by far the biggest contributor to emissions. Funded by the European Climate Initiative (EUKI), the Cyclurban Project promotes cycling as an important element of urban climate change mitigation policy. Its implementation is supported by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. It is the overarching goal of the EUKI to foster climate cooperation within the European Union (EU) in order to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.
15 organizations from Germany, Croatia, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Poland and Slovakia, worked together in the Cyclurban project to promote cycling as an important means of urban transport. The project partners, NGOs, scientific organizations and municipalities, contributed with their specific expertise on climate change, sustainable urban development and urban transport.
The project’s activities targeted municipal, regional and national administrations in the 6 partner countries in the Baltics, Central and Southern Europe. Specifically, the project addressed mobility and urban planning departments of the project cities (Warsaw, Tartu, Velika Gorica, Bratislava, Riga and Drama), along with other regional or national institutions and stakeholders that shape the debates and the policies which influence future urban mobility.
Thorough analyses of the current state of cycling and the opportunities and challenges it holds were conducted during numerous workshops and stakeholder meetings organized within the project. In these meetings, project partners, spatial and transport planners, architects, cycling activists, municipal experts and other stakeholders were brought together to exchange…
