Cittadinanza europea e mobilità dolce. Dal contesto europeo a quello locale European citizenship and soft mobility. From the European to the local context

The study of the state of the art regarding green infrastructure for slow mobility, both from a regulatory and research point of view, has highlighted the strong attention that the international context has given to these issues. Probably because the topic of mobility is transversal and multisectoral with direct and indirect impacts on many of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Therefore, this article illustrates the most significant initiatives and studies in recent years on slow mobility, both in urban and territorial contexts, from the European to the local context. They have shown the need for a multidisciplinary approach in the design of cycling networks, the involvement of stakeholders in the planning as well as the recognition of the importance of sustainability issues. The conclusion is that a change in direction is certainly underway, but initiatives of greater impact are needed, capable of encompassing all the issues and demands that only in some European countries have already found fertile ground.