Make way for walking and cycling
Enabling more people to walk and cycle safely is essential to achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
PATH (Partnership for Active Travel and Health) is a coalition calling on governments and cities to make a real commitment to walking and cycling as a key solution to the climate, health and equity challenges we face.


National Policies for Walking and Cycling in ITF Countries
More than four-fifths of ITF countries boast walking policies and 41% have a related strategy, while 45% have a cycling policy but just one in five have a cycling strategy in place according to our new report: ‘National Policies for Walking and Cycling in ITF Countries.’ The report is the first ever combined report that analyses walking and cycling policies in the 64 ITF member countries.
Report
Make way for walking and cycling
To demonstrate the case for walking and cycling, PATH has commissioned a headline report, entitled ‘Make way for walking and cycling‘, which draws on a wealth of existing research and studies to highlight walking and cycling’s benefits and enormous further potential for the climate, air quality, health and well-being.
COP27
PATH's letter to governments and cities
On the occasion of the COP27 climate conference, PATH published an open letter calling on governments and cities to commit to prioritising and investing more in walking and cycling.
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Partnership for Active Travel and Health
The PATH partnership is composed of leading organisations in the sustainable mobility community who collaborate to promote walking and cycling. It is coordinated by a core group consisting of the FIA Foundation – who are funding the coordination work – Walk21, the European Cyclists’ Federation and the UN Environment Programme.