The main purpose of this phase is to learn about the mobility habits and needs amongst the school community in each city. Data collected from pilot schools, as a result of a survey distributed among parents, kids and teenagers at schools, will help us understand their mobility habits and study how participating schools can take advantage of the project to increase their active mobility.

Check out the Understanding Mobility Patterns section for a greater insight on this project phase!

After having studied the mobility habits in each city participating in the project, we are ready to move on to the next phase: the workshops!

A workshop organised by The FMN (The Future Mobility Network) will take place in each city during April 2023. Its main goal is to identificate safe walking routes for each school with the parents, as well as defining which functionalities should be added to the web application.

To learn more about the workshops, visit the Workshops section!

The next step is the development of the web application. The Future Mobility Network is in charge of the software development, with the help of the Eindhoven University of Technology, that will carry out a Stated Preference Survey to help determine all the necessary functionalities and the desired design of the App.

Take a look at the App development section to learn more about tis phase of the project!

Once the App has been developed and tested and with the start of the new school year, the pilots of the project will take place. The initiative will be tested in the 3 participant schools during October and November of 2023.

If you want to learn more about the piloting process and how the school comunities take in the initiative, don't forget to check out the Pilots section!

The final phase of the project is the evaluation and dissemination of results. The data collected during the pilots will provide information on how the mobility habits in the pilot schools changed due to the sCOOL2walk project.

The Final Event will take place in Malta in December 2023.

Check out the Dissemination and Final event section for more information!