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WORK GROUP FOR CHILD MOBILITY AN SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL WORK GROUP FOR CHILD MOBILITY AN SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL

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PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF GRANADA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT PARTICIPATING MUNICIPALITIES FIRST MEETINGS OF THE WORK GROUP FEBRUARY 2015 WORKSHOP IN DONOSTIA JUNE 2015 MARKING THE SAFE ROUTES ID: 510118

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WORK GROUP FOR CHILD MOBILITY AN SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF GRANADADEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTSlide2

PARTICIPATING MUNICIPALITIESSlide3

FIRST MEETINGS OF THE WORK GROUP - FEBRUARY 2015-

WORKSHOP IN DONOSTIA – JUNE 2015-Slide4

MARKING THE SAFE ROUTES

STREET APPROPRIATIONACCESS AUDITSlide5

METHODOLOGYSlide6

PHASE

DIAGNOSTIC

PROBLEMS

PRIORITISATION

OBJECTIVE

SCENARIO

ACTION

PLAN

COMMUNICATION

PLAN

TOOL

COLLECTIVE

MAPPING

PROLEM TREE.

CAUSE AND

EFFECT

FUTURE

SCENARIOS

SYSTEMATISATION WRITING WORKSHOP; Strategy, Objectives, Goals, Indicators, Actions, Resources, Assesment

METHODOLOGY PHASES CHARTSlide7

COLLECTIVE MAPPING

VILLAGE OF ALBOLOTESlide8

PROBLEMS PRIORITISATION

effects

problem

cause

Main problem that

need to be attended

1st class cause

2nd class cause

1st class cause

1st class effect

1st class effectSlide9

OBJECTIVE SCENARIO Slide10

ACTION PLAN

ALBOLOTE

PELIGROSSlide11

ACTION PLAN

GUADIX

ÍLLORASlide12

ACTION PLAN

MONTEJÍCAR

LA ZUBIA

BENAMAURELSlide13

COMMUNICATION PLANSlide14

COMMUNICATION PLANSlide15

DRIVE. Shared documents. Facebook (Itinerarios escolares seguros de la Diputación Provincial de Granada).

https://www.facebook.com/groups/itinerariosescolaressegurosdiputaciondegranada/Webpage: http://www.a21-granada.org/red-gramas/campana-habitos-saludables-descripcion-3Publications:http://www.ecourbano.es/ini_home.asp?id_tema=3&cat=&cat2=&id_pro=268https://www.fundacionmapfre.org/fundacion/es_es/images/Manual-auditorias-entornos-escolares_tcm164-58428.pdfhttp://www.conamalocal2013.conama.org/web/generico.php?idpaginas=&lang=es&menu=293&id=554&op=viewSlide16

OUTCOMES

Municipality

Achievement

PELIGROS

Exploring the limitations of the "pilot experience" regarding the motor vehicle access to schools.

Montej

í

car

Signposting of the safe routes to schools.

Auditing the different ways to access the schools.

Í

llora

Starting a dialogue with the school population and residents about child mobility.

La Zubia

Awareness campaign.

Guadix

One day awareness workshop.

Communication.

Albolote

Excluding motor vehicle access to schools and recovery of the streets for school games.

Benamaurel

Brainstorming session to find a common approach to access and to safe school routes.

Og

í

jares

Reflection on the Communication Plans in the school mobility programmes. Slide17

DRIVERS

The signature of a participation commitment from the mayors of the participating municipalities.

We asked the municipalities to do some

assignments

before the workshops

.

Holding

workshops

in each of the participating municipalities

.

Technical visit

to Donostia-San Sebastián.

The incorporation of external experts of the

General Directorate of Traffic

in Granada

.Slide18

SUCCESS DRIVERS OF A SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAMME

It is a programme that requires a high degree of commitment, enthusiasm, and mutual understanding.

The

participation

of a large number of social agents such as families, teachers and groups and associations

.

The

lead role of the institutions

is very important to turn the visions and interest in improvement into reality.

It is necessary to conduct continuous

feedback

about the agents involved and about the improvements carried out in the schools

.

It is important to create

original campaigns

that have to a high impact

.

Carrying out actions which promote awareness about the work done so far is also considered to be important Slide19

SUCCESS DRIVERS OF A SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAMME

To pursue at all times the main objective of the programme: Sustainable Mobility

It should be a

long lasting programme

for behavioural change is slow.

A high level of involvement from

parents and teachers.

To ensure the

continuity

of the programme in schools

through committed persons.

To work on the

“fears

” about how the programme may affect their children.

Good evaluation

that leads to good design of the safest and most efficient routes.Slide20

¡THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!Contac: David Fernández Caldera – Provincial Government of Granada-

agenda21@dipgra.es 958-248288Rubén Rodríguez Ramírez y Teresa Madrona Moreno-Technical assistance-estrategiambiental@gmail.commtmadmor@gmail.comOur web: http://www.a21-granada.org/