Walking is the most fundamental form of mobility. It is inexpensive, emission-free, offers important health-benefits, is accessible for all – except those with substantially impaired mobility – regardless of income, and for many citizens is a source of great pleasure.
Too often walking is a neglected transport mode, despite being at the start and end of all trips, it is rarely captured in government statistics on mobility. It is often overlooked and under-valued in planning and policy development.
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Building Momentum for Walking and Cycling in the Caribbean
Highlights from the Inspiring Action LAC Workshop in Santo Domingo In a region where walking and cycling are often overlooked in planning processes despite being essential to daily life, building... The post Building Momentum for Walking and Cycling in the Caribbean appeared first on Walk21.
Connecting the Region: The Inspiring Action LAC Workshop in Panama
Last month, 25 professionals from across Latin America and the Caribbean gathered in Panama City for a two-day workshop designed to strengthen walking and cycling policies across the region. The post Connecting the Region: The Inspiring Action LAC Workshop in Panama appeared first on Walk21.
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