EMW 2025 Contribution to Regional and Local Councils

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European Mobility Week is the premier annual campaign promoting sustainable urban mobility across Europe.

Initiated in 2002, the campaign encourages towns and cities to introduce sustainable transport measures and develop new infrastructure supporting alternative means of transport. Every year, the event draws participation from hundreds of cities, all committed to transforming urban environments into more human-friendly spaces.

Events & outreach

Across Malta and Gozo, in schools, councils and communities.

Media Articles

  • Kids

    What does Multimodality mean?

    Today we’re going to talk about something very important: transport and how it can benefit the environment! We use transport every day to get from one place to another, whether we’re going to school, seeing a friend, or going on a trip. But did you know there are different types of transport? Let’s see what these two words mean: multimodality in transport and modal shift.

  • General

    Let’s use cleaner and more sustainable transport

    Sustainable mobility is fundamental to improving quality of life and protecting the environment, especially in a small country like Malta. Traffic congestion and pollution run completely against the principles of sustainable mobility, so it is crucial to focus on alternative, greener and more efficient means of transport.

  • Kids

    Emilja’s Adventures: A walk to Wied il-Qlejgħa

    I woke up excited because I knew Nanna Lina was going to call me. As soon as I answered the phone, Nanna said eagerly: “Put on comfortable shoes, because today we’re going on a special walk!”

  • Kids

    I want to be a Cyclist!

    How much do you enjoy riding a bike? You can enjoy nature, explore new roads, and have a great time exercising! But to be a good cyclist, you have to be responsible and look after both yourself and the people around you.

  • Kids

    I want to be a Cyclist! (part 1)

    Cycling is a great way to have fun, get some exercise and even discover new places. Whether you’re riding with friends, exploring new roads or simply enjoying nature, it is very important to be a responsible cyclist.