Within the PUMAS project, the City of Venice has developed a comprehensive strategy for making sustainable mobility an essential element of its urban and educational policy: from the Guidelines for a “shared sustainable school mobility plan” to the certification and labelling system of schools and the active involvement of parents and pupils in transforming both physical places and mobility behaviours.
On Tuesday 15th March 2016 the members of the CIVITAS Thematic Group Safety & Security have learned and debated from the direct experience of Venice city officials and teachers in a study visit to some schools and mobility interventions.
Agenda
9:15 – 9:30 | Welcome message City of Venice Deputy Mayor for Mobility and Transport (TBC); EU Manager of European Policies |
9:30 – 13:00 | Study visit Roberto Di Bussolo (City of Venice) has guided the group to 5 school sites in Mestre. Both transformed externals and participatory experiences have been shown and discussed with some teachers and parents. See the Map. |
12:30 – 14:00 | Lunch Break |
14:00 – 14:30 | Afternoon session moderated by Tito Stefanelli (TRT, CIVITAS WIKI) PUMAS project presentation Giuseppe Mella, Pier Paolo Pentucci (European Policies, City of Venice) |
14:30 – 15:00 | How to plan and develop a participatory process for children and pupils Roberto di Bussolo, Chiara Riccato (Sustainable Mobility Department, City of Venice) |
15:00 – 15:30 | ICT and technologies to enhance participation Giuseppe Mella, (European Policies, City of Venice) |
15:30 – 17:00 | Plenary discussion The group discussed the impressions from the site visits, Mrs Regina Ludert from the City of Stuttgart (Germany) presented the City experience "I am a climate Hero". Closing words |
The study tour have been organised by CIVITAS WIKI and the Municipality of Venice.
Civitas Webinar: Safe Routes to School - inspiration from Granada and Malaga (Webinar was held 26.1)
Civitas Webinar: Safe Routes to School - inspiration from Granada and Malaga (Webinar was held 26.1)
