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All you need to know to join us in Walk21 Kigali
The 23rd International Walk21 Conference on Walking and Liveable Communities is coming and we have some updates for your participation....
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Jul
Jul
Tirana Walking Action Plan launched
The Tirana Walking Action Plan was launched at an event on 4th July by Deputy Mayor Anuela Ristani. The Plan...
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Jul
Jul
Trans-Safe Africa: How to Radically Transform Road Safety in Africa
TRANS-SAFE includes 30 partners (including Walk21 Foundation), from across Africa and Europe working together to transform road safety supported by...
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Jun
Jun
Report: ITF countries could do better for walking and cycling, says PATH report
ITF member countries are increasing their commitment to walking and cycling policies and strategies but more needs to be done...
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May
May
Workshop Series: Stepping Stones for Better Walking Environments
In a series of interviews, Walk21 is recording the experiences of persons who have been committed to the development of...
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May
May
Next up in the series on National Policy: Ireland, Portugal, England and Czech Republic
In a series of interviews, Walk21 is recording the experiences of persons who have been committed to the development of...
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Apr
Apr
Walking and Cycling in Africa – Evidence and Good Practice to Inspire Action
For the first time, a report gathers data on walking and cycling from all 54 African countries. The report demonstrates the everyday reality for one billion people in Africa who walk and cycle every day.
The report Walking and Cycling in Africa – Evidence and Good Practice to Inspire Action was published by Walk21, UNEP and UN Habitat.
22nd International Conference Walkable and Liveable Communities
Looking back: Walk21 Ireland
The Decade to Change – Steps to Deliver the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
19-23 September 2022
Read moreThe International Charter for Walking
Creating healthy, efficient and sustainable communities where people choose to walk.
The International Charter for Walking is a common policy reference that cities, organisations, neighbourhood groups and individuals can sign up to and encourage more everyday walking and greater walkability.
