Tirana is selected for creating an all-ages cycling network through the implementation of safe intersection design.

Investments in improving infrastructure, especially in increasing safety for pedestrians and cyclists, has made Tirana attract international attention.

In recognition of World Bike Day on June 3, Bloomberg Philanthropies today announced the first-ever winners of the Bloomberg Initiative for Cycling Infrastructure (BICI), with ten global cities receiving support to build innovative cycling infrastructure and sustainable mobility options for their residents.

In addition to Tirana, where the construction of a cycling network for all ages will be supported, through the implementation of the design of safe intersections, Milan in Italy and Lisbon in Portugal are also beneficiaries.

The goal of this initiative is to help cities design streets that increase bicycle use, revitalize neighborhoods, and promote the health and well-being of their communities.

In addition to financing, Tirana will also receive technical assistance for project design and development. Launched in 2014, the mission of the Global Urban Design Initiative is to transform streets around the world. /p.s./