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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Urban Voices

Wiktoria Saganowska on… Chairing the EUKN and the 2025 Polish EU Council P...

Wiktoria Saganowska on… ...

Wiktoria Saganowska on… Chairing the EUKN and the 2025 Polish EU Council Presidency

Wiktoria Saganowska provides insight into her role as EUKN chair and presents an outlook on the upcoming Polish Presidency regarding policy debates on urban matters.

Poland the 11th World Urban Forum
Urban Voices

Renata Calak on… Poland’s contribution to, and expectations of the 1...

Renata Calak on… Poland&...

Renata Calak on… Poland’s contribution to, and expectations of the 11th World Urban Forum

The Director of the Department of Strategy at the Polish Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy talks about co-organising WUF11 and what it means to Poland

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CONEXUS Policy Brief 8: Localising the SDGs – nature-based solutions in ci...

CONEXUS Policy Brief 8: Locali...

CONEXUS Policy Brief 8: Localising the SDGs – nature-based solutions in cities

This policy brief, written by the EUKN, discusses the alignment of nature-based solutions with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).