Time, mobility, and sustainability: an opportunity to increase resilience
Public presentation of the second topic of the Local and Regional Time Agenda, a compilation of time policies implemented by local and regional levels of the world.
Mounting evidence shows changing clocks to the wrong time zone negatively impacts individual health and the economy
Experts and activists launch a campaign to increase citizens awareness on the harmful effects of clock changes and wrong time zones. The experts ask the presidency trio of the Council of the European Union to add the topic to the agenda and implement the proposed plan.
A new round of official surveys is launched for learning how citizens distribute their time after the pandemic
Today, the first Spanish exchange forum on time use surveys has been held, with the participation of the European, Spanish, Catalan, and Basque statistical agencies. The conferences seek to create a dialogue between the research world and public policies in preparation for new surveys, planned for 2023 and 2024.
The European Commission awarded a project to foster time policies in European Municipalities
The partnership including the Local and Regional Governments TIME Network has been awarded by the Citizens, Equality, Rights, and Values (CERV) programme from the European Commission. The project, called “Time4All”, aims to foster time policies and ensure the recognition of the right to time as a right for all citizens.
It includes 20 organisations representing municipalities, metropolises, and regions from Italy, Spain, France, Austria, Germany, Belgium, and Greece.
The newsletter “Barcelona on time” has been launched, compiling everything there is to know about time policies in the city of Barcelona
A newsletter with information about events, interviews, and much more information about time policies has just been launched by the city’s Time Agreement.
The Barcelona Time Use Initiative takes part in Lleida’s Time Agreement assessment
The Time Agreement is carrying out activities within the framework of the Lleida’s Network for the Time Agreement, composed by 16 local organisations and companies. It has carried out 40 activities affecting trade, consumption and restoration, the productive sector, municipal services, and educational leisure.
