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Target audience: political decision-makers and public officials

Installing bicycle and scooter racks at schools to promote active mobility in Panevėžys

Implementing a neighbourhood mobility hub to support everyday commute in Turku

Digital campaign to promote cycling for short-distance commuting in Gävle

Monitoring and Evaluation plan template

SUMP Guidelines What’s new

Understanding the Principles of Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning

Monitoring and Evaluation framework for effective sustainable urban mobility planning

12 steps of developing a SUMP in Gdynia Challenges and lessons learned

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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.