Pursuing a quality management approach is not only necessary, but will help cities develop and implement better transport policies.
Good transport planning is informed by reference to good practice elsewhere. Auditing and benchmarking help cities compare their plans and performance against that of others - not in a spirit of competition, but rather one of continuous improvement.
The “CIVITAS Legacy” awards reward a city that has translated its commitment to the CIVITAS network and sustainable mobility into high-impact, innovative measures and inspire other cities for action. The shortlisted cities in 2020 were Funchal, Portugal, Larissa in Greece and Aachen in Germany - all of whom received recognition from the judging and selection panel for their inspirational approaches to sustainable urban mobility.
The “CIVITAS Legacy” awards rewards a city that has translated its commitment to the CIVITAS network and sustainable mobility into high-impact, innovative measures and inspires other cities for action.
The “CIVITAS Legacy” awards rewards a city that has translated its commitment to the CIVITAS network and sustainable mobility into high-impact, innovative measures and inspires other cities for action.
The “CIVITAS Legacy” awards rewards a city that has translated its commitment to the CIVITAS network and sustainable mobility into high-impact, innovative measures and inspires other cities for action. The winner of the CIVITAS Legacy Award 2020 is Funchal, in Portugal.
Funchal has been involved in CIVITAS since 2008, with active participation in CIVITAS projects, PAC and other activities of the CIVITAS community. The city has also demonstrated;
