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The Municipality of Madrid aims at developing meaningful policy guidelines to address mobility management for vulnerable groups (elderly and children), thus shifting urban mobility in the outskirts from the dominance of car use to active trips and increasing safety in the outskirts of the city.
The Municipality of Madrid aims at reinforcing the SUMP planning process by developing a participative process targeted at vulnerable groups (elderly and children), complemented with a gender-sensitive approach, as a basis for decision making and for the design of the particular actions, thus shifting urban mobility in the outskirts from the dominance of car use to active trips and increasing safety and perception of security in the outskirts of the city. In the long term, it will make a positive impact in the whole neighborhood regarding sustainable and safe mobility.
Following a bottom-up participative approach, a specific mobility management strategy is being developed, containing not only special information and communication strategies, but also physical improvements of the accessibility conditions to key public facilities such as schools, parks and playgrounds, health and senior activity centres.
At the moment, the project is working with 5 schools and 4 elderly social clubs in the living lab of Vallecas. The following activities are being implemented.
1. For elderly people:
