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Document topic: walking

Handbook for Participatory Urban Planning developed by the Interreg CB project HEAT

International Walking Data Standard developed by WALK21 Foundation

Monitoring and Evaluation for SUMP in Malmö

Monitoring of School Mobility in Panevėžys

Evaluation for SUMP in Gävle Indicators, Monitoring & Lessons Learned

Developing Monitoring for Sustainable Mobility in a Small City

Choosing Mobility Indicators: process, indicator examples, and monitoring methodologies

Basic Principles of Monitoring and Evaluation Framework

How to start SUMP process from zero to hero

Greifswald’s experiences from implementation of an inner-city SUMP for the historical city center

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© 2025 The Baltic Sea Region Competence Centre on SUMP was developed within the project SUMPs for BSR – Enhancing effective Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning for supporting active mobility in BSR cities. SUMPs for BSR project, co-funded by the Interreg BSR programme, is supporting transition to sustainable urban mobility planning.