The answer to this question is at the core of the Erasmus+ project "GREENMOBILITY – Lifelong Learning on sustainable urban mobility". The project focuses on raising awareness about sustainable urban mobility. Its goal is to help students and society at large develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to think, plan, and act with empathy, responsibility, and care for both our planet and public health. Project results including a learners handbook, a collaborative platform and self-assessment toolkit are ready to use.
The goal of GREENMOBILITY is to help students and society at large develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to think, plan, and act with empathy, responsibility, and care for both our planet and public health. The project also aims to support education and training systems in shaping systemic, critical thinkers who are concerned about the present and future of our planet.
As the project is at its final stage, various results are ready to use:
- The Learners Handbook offers a detailed exploration of the current state of urban mobility, highlighting its challenges and the benefits of transitioning to sustainable practices.
- The Collaborative Platform serves as a dynamic space for citizens, organisations and local authorities across the partner countries to engage in promoting sustainable urban mobility.
- The Self-Assessment Toolkit is an innovative resource that not only deepens individuals’ understanding of sustainable urban mobility but also empowers them to evaluate their mobility choices.
Find out more about these outcomes on the project website and in the final GREENMOBILITY newsletter, which summarizes all outcomes in detail.
