Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan in Havana and Recovery of public space in the Eje Galiano
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Objectives
To formulate a Plan for Sustainable Urban Mobility in Havana that will make it possible to diagnose the city's mobility, sponsoring working sessions with the convention on Territorial Planning and Urbanism and the Scientific Convention on Engineering and Architecture, generating proposals that involve changing the modal distribution, improving traffic, public transport, cycling and pedestrian mobility
For its part, the pilot project aims to recover the Eje de Galeano to ensure high pedestrian flow and thus provide better public pedestrian spaces that guarantee accessibility
Challenges in the region
- Cuba has been facing serious economic constraints since 1959
- The public transport system does not meet the high demand of the urban population
- More than 70% of trips in Havana are made by bus and on foot, but public spaces are poorly maintained and inaccessible
Location
La Habana - Cuba
Project
Local-level Plans (SUMP)
Pilot Project
Overall Project Amount
Implementation period
2018 - 2020
Project phases
Diagnostic and evaluation
Inventory and analysis of the current situation, including data collectionVision and objectives
Definition of the vision and strategic objectives, and scenario buildingAction Plan
Action plan including budget and financingMRV
Monitoring and Reporting (MRV) Informal receipt of the SUMP and partnering for implementationParticipatory processes
Participatory approach and processes throughout the Project.Expected results
Strengthening
The capacities of local experts and other stakeholders involved in mobility in HavanaContributing
With international and national initiatives on sustainability and climate changeAssociating
An information and public participation programme throughout the whole process, which will guarantee the involvement of all mobility actors in the area under studyLatest related news
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September 02, 2020
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Partners of EUROCLIMA+ meet during Sustainable Transport Week
February 28, 2020
EUROCLIMA+ promotes sustainable and low-carbon urban mobility in Latin America.
The European Union and AFD support Havana in the preparation of its sustainable mobility plan
December 18, 2019
With an allocation of 500,000 euros, the aim is to generate more efficient transport planning.