Month: November 2018

In order to build a more sustainable mobility, the EU-led initiative Ch4llenge recognizes the need to include citizens in decision-making and shif the paradigm of how mobility is conceived. In this regard, citizens can participate as co-creators in four (4) ways: as explorers, ideators, designers and diffusers of the construction of public services. In the second part of this two-piece … Leer más

When analysing the development of urban areas in recent times, it can be determined that citizens have been playing a rather passive role in shaping their cities. Mostly, citizens have been regarded as consumers of the city, as individuals which simply receive a service which enables them to achieve a series of transactions. This “top-down” … Leer más

Los ODS – (Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible) son una pieza fundamental en la agenda de las Naciones Unidas. Una iniciativa aprobada en el año 2015, con la que se pretende ayudar a “erradicar la pobreza, proteger el planeta y asegurar la prosperidad para todos”. Dicha iniciativa está compuesta por 17 Objetivos, los cuales buscan alcanzar … Leer más

Ekainaren 19an gertaera gogoangarria izan zen Bilbo hiriaren mugikortasunaren historian. Egun horretan, Udalbatzan ordezkariak dituzten alderdi guztiek Mugikortasun Jasangarriaren aldeko Ituna sinatu zuten. Agiri horrek, Udaleko Mugikortasun eta Jasangarritasun Sailak sustatuak, Bilboko Hiri Mugikortasun Jasangarriaren Plana 2015-2030 (HMJP)  ezartzeko guztien konpromisoa itxi du. Plan hori egiteko, herritarren partaidetza-prozesuak burutu dira. Itun hori sinatzean, hortaz, udal-buruzagiek … Leer más

Sustainable urbanisation is widely acknowledged as a key global challenge for the 21st century. Congestion, air pollution, safety and noise pollution are examples of commonly shared problems in European cities. Besides the direct impact of traffic, urban transport also affects social development, social exclusion and accessibility for people with reduced mobility. In order to tackle … Leer más