Dana 17. februara 2025. godine, u Sali općinskog vijeća Tešanj, održana je prva javna rasprava o procesu izrade Plana održive urbane mobilnosti (SUMP) za općinu Tešanj. Događaj je organizovan u okviru projekta LAMO, te je okupio 25 učesnika koji su aktivno učestvovali u diskusiji, iznoseći svoja mišljenja i razumijevanja SUMP-a i njegove važnosti za Tešanj.

Tokom rasprave predstavljene su osnovne informacije o projektu, kao i svrha i značaj SUMP dokumenta. Učesnici su iznijeli svoja zapažanja o trenutnim izazovima u urbanoj mobilnosti, pri čemu su istaknuti problemi saobraćajnih gužvi, nedostatak biciklističke infrastrukture, te izazovi s parkingom. Aktivno učešće predstavnika lokalne vlasti, privrednog sektora i civilnog društva naglasilo je važnost participativnog pristupa u oblikovanju održivog i efikasnog sistema mobilnosti. Povratne informacije prikupljene tokom rasprave bit će ključne za dalju razradu SUMP-a, kako bi predložene mjere odgovarale stvarnim potrebama zajednice.

Projekat sufinansira Evropska unija kroz program Interreg IPA ADRION i nacionalna sredstva zemalja učesnica

On February 17, 2025, the first public discussion on the development process of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) for the municipality of Tešanj was held in the Municipal Council Hall of Tešanj. The event was organized as part of the LAMO project and brought together 25 participants who actively engaged in the discussion, sharing their opinions and understanding of SUMP and its importance for Tešanj.

During the discussion, the basic information about the project was presented, as well as the purpose and significance of the SUMP document. Participants shared their observations on the current challenges in urban mobility, highlighting issues such as traffic congestion, the lack of cycling infrastructure, and parking challenges. The active participation of representatives from local government, the private sector, and civil society emphasized the importance of a participatory approach in shaping a sustainable and efficient mobility system. The feedback collected during the discussion will be crucial for further development of the SUMP, ensuring that the proposed measures meet the real needs of the community.

The Project is co-funded by the European Union through the Interreg IPA ADRION programme and by national funds of the participating countries.