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The document discusses promoting cycling mobility as a sustainable development strategy for rural areas. It outlines a project in Murtosa, Portugal that aimed to develop a sustainable mobility plan around cycling. The plan sought to qualify cycling mobility through infrastructure, activities to encourage cycling, and promotion. It engaged local stakeholders and analyzed resources to support cycling tourism and local economic opportunities through cycling. As a result, several municipalities partnered on a larger project applying this approach.
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![CYCLING IN RURAL AREAS - SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY AND STRATEGIC SPATIAL PLANNING PLANNING IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY CITTA - UNIV. PORTO 15 MAY 2009 MOTA, Jose Carlos [University of Aveiro] [email_address] SANTINHA, Gonçalo [University of Aveiro] [email_address] ROSA PIRES, Artur [University of Aveiro] [email_address]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/cyclingmurtosacittaporto-090516033608-phpapp02/85/Cycling-Murtosa-Citta-Porto-1-320.jpg)
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