In this end-of-year edition of the EUKN Urban Review, we highlight the transformative potential of embedding active mobility into urban planning to promote healthier, more liveable cities. We also explore the 24-hour movement behaviour paradigm as a tool to better integrate health into urban planning.

Read the end-of-year edition to learn more about how active mobility can improve physical and mental wellbeing, while also allowing for more social connectedness.

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Laura Polverari on… the Key Role of EU Cohesion Policy in Urban Policymaki...

Laura Polverari on… the ...

Laura Polverari on… the Key Role of EU Cohesion Policy in Urban Policymaking

Laura Polverari discusses her research on EU Cohesion Policy, how the current framework works at various levels of government, and new challenges presented by changes to the EU's fiscal rules.

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Salomé Galjaard on… Amsterdam’s Circular City Policy...

Salomé Galjaard on… Ams...

Salomé Galjaard on… Amsterdam’s Circular City Policy

We dive into Amsterdam's new Circular City Policy with Salomé Galjaard, Circular Economy Programme Manager at the Municipality of Amsterdam.

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Martin Grisel on… the International Building Exhibition (IBA)...

Martin Grisel on… the In...

Martin Grisel on… the International Building Exhibition (IBA)

Martin Grisel on the unique IBA approach and success factors in integrating active mobility into urban development.