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

Simone Pekelsma on… Debunking Misconceptions about Gated Communities...

Simone Pekelsma on… Debu...

Simone Pekelsma on… Debunking Misconceptions about Gated Communities

Simone Pekelsma explores the intricacies of gated communities and their potential benefits and dangers in the context of social cohesion and environmental justice.

Urban Voices

Dr. Orna Rosenfeld on… Cities of Equality...

Dr. Orna Rosenfeld on… C...

Dr. Orna Rosenfeld on… Cities of Equality

Dr. Orna Rosenfeld offers an expert perspective on creating just cities through inclusive urban policy.

Urban Voices

Thomas Schwab & Nathan Crist on… the Twin Transition and the future o...

Thomas Schwab & Nathan Cr...

Thomas Schwab & Nathan Crist on… the Twin Transition and the future of EU Cohesion

Thomas Schwab & Nathan Crist from the Bertelsmann Stiftung relay research findings on what the Twin Transition means for regional disparities and EU cohesion.