MARLENE

Mobility, Accessibility, and Rhythms of Everyday Life in Towns and Neighbourhoods

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Project
Category
Project
Call
DUT Call 2023
Duration
Project coordinator
VTI, Statens väg- och transportforskningsinstitut

MARLENE investigates X-minute City (XmC) concepts and explores their practical applicability in small and medium-sized towns. Adopting a co-creation approach across selected cases in the Czech Republic, Estonia and Sweden while focusing on older adults, MARLENE contributes to advancing the state of the art on inclusive and sustainable approaches in proximity-oriented and age-friendly planning. The goal of the project is to deepen the knowledge of everyday mobility and accessibility strategies. As outputs, the project will co-develop possible future accessibility and proximity scenarios, including conceptual and practical challenges and possible solutions, as well as an “Inclusive XmC” toolkit containing planning recommendations for inclusive XmC developments.  

Participating countries

Czech Republic

Estonia

Sweden

Funded project partners

Lunds universitet, Masarykova univerzita, Tallinna Ülikool

Other project partners

Independent Living Institute, KORDIS JMK, Město Židlochovice, Narva Linnavalitsuse Arhitektuuri- Ja Linnaplaneerimise Amet, PRO Trelleborg, Trelleborgs kommun

Contact

Chiara Vitrano 

chiara.vitrano@vti.se

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