An Open Street campaign as a street lab for car-free measures
Open street campaign in Škofja Loka In September 2020, Šolska Street (the Šolska ulica street) in Škofja Loka looked different. For five Saturdays the street belonged to the people. Cars…
An inventory of 2019
The new year is in full swing, we’ve just come back from the annual strategic meeting in Zagreb, so it feels like the perfect time to take a look in…
IPoP at Walk21 conference in Rotterdam
Next week, from 7th till 10th October 2019 the City of Rotterdam will be hosting the 20th International Conference on Walking and Liveable Communities in partnership with Walk21. Walk21 is…
Let our children walk and bike to school!
How children go to school is one of the things that come back into focus at the beginning of every new school year. The programme Active to school (Aktivno v…
Active travel to school – programme for support schools and munipalities
The programme (Active travel to school) Aktivno v šolo aims to support schools and municipalities in promoting active travel to school, which is important for children’s health, independence and their…
A month of annual community-led walking conversations Jane’s Walk is coming to an end
This year, Jane’s Walk urban walks in Slovenia were organized throughout the month of May, together coming to 23 walks in 18 cities and towns. Over 80 volunteers from over…
Picturesque solutions of international design competition Cities for Pedestrians!
IPoP – Institute for Spatial Policies partnered with the TAM-TAM Institute to organize the international poster design competition on the topic of pedestrian-friendly cities of the future entitled Cities for…
Why we are not walking more often?
Despite the fact that walking is the most natural, healthy, democratic and economical way of moving on short distances, there is a significant share of short routes that are travelled…