Funded by the European Climate Initiative (EUKI), a program of the German ministry of environment, Cyclurban will advance cycling in six cities and in six European countries. With Warsaw, Tartu, and Velika Gorica there are also city administrations directly involved in the project, supported by NGO partners in their respective countries.
The Cyclurban 1 project ended in February 2020. Results and lessons learned can be studied in the final Lessons Learned Report.
The follow-up project Cyclurban+ is continuing the work done in the first project but focuses more intensely on three cities in two different countries: Bratislava, Prague, and Brno.
Both projects are managed by the Baltic Environmental Forum Germany.
Czech Republic
Czech Environmental Partnership Foundation
Slovakia
Cyclokoalicia
Ideas into Energy
Germany
Baltic Environmental Forum Germany
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Poland
City of Warsaw
Foundation Earth and People
Greece
National Technical University of Athens
National Observatory of Athens
Ecocity
Estonia
City of Tartu
Baltic Environmental Forum Estonia
Latvia
Union of Latvian Cyclists
Baltic Environmental Forum Latvia
Croatia
City of Velika Gorica
Society for Sustainable Development Design
