Walk21 Seoul – The 21st International Walk21 Virtual Conference

MOVING FORWARD: SMART WALKABLE CITY

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The 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.

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 Walk21 achieve our mission through providing knowledge, capacity and advocacy.

Knowledge

We provide the resources, tools and support to inform the development and delivery of effective walking policy.

Capacity

We coordinate the annual International Conference, workshops, events and projects to inspire more action to benefit people walking.

Advocacy

We work with more than 5,000 organisations, experts, researchers and advocates who are signed up to increase the global capacity to meet the needs of people walking.

Keep up with the latest from Walk21

‘Our walking is our asset’: Exploring the way in which walking is valued in pedestrian practice and policy in African cities
July 12, 2021

With the support of The High Volume Transport programme managed by IMC Worldwide and funded by UK Aid Walk21 coordinated...

The Africa Network for Walking and Cycling

The Africa Network for Walking and Cycling was developed during 2020 and is a space for organisations and experts to convene and...

25
Apr
Meet the Walk21 Seoul Speakers

During Walk21 Seoul we are looking forward to hearing from many new voices and catching up with the Walk21 family on the...

25
Apr
The Walk21 Seoul Programme at a Glance

Walk21 Seoul will be our first fully virtual conference.  From 26-28 May more than 50 speakers from 24 countries will share...

25
Apr
Fresh Academic Perspectives on Walking

In the day to day work for walkable cities, planners, policy makers and advocates alike require new ideas and a...

17
Mar
City of Cork, Ireland signs The International Charter for Walking

We are happy to announce the City of Cork, Ireland as one of our latest signatories of The International Charter...

17
Mar
Ambato puts pedestrians back into the heart of their town centre

One year after signing The International Charter for Walking, the Mayor of Ambato, Ecuador has launched the works to put...

17
Mar
Berlin becomes first German city with a specific Pedestrian Law

At the end of January, Berlin’s state parliament passed a so-called Pedestrian Law laying out an ambitious to-do list for improving walkability...

17
Mar
Programming the first virtual Walk21 Conference

We are busy preparing the program for Walk21 Seoul, coming your way on 26-28 May. It will be a fully...

17
Mar
Looking forward to 2021 and our 21st Conference

We look forward to a fresh start in 2021!  With the promise of vaccines and the imperatives of climate change...

18
Dec
2020 – Walking through a transformative year

What a year 2020 turned out to be!  Like all of you, we expected everything from 2020 but not a...

18
Dec
More colour on sidewalks in times of COVID!

In uplifting news we want to share a small and beautiful initiative from Ontario, Canada.  At a time when COVID-19 painted...

18
Dec