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What is EuroVelo? EuroVelo is the European cycle route network – a network of 17 long distance cycle routes that cross and connect the whole of Europe. The total length will be over 90,000 km when complete. The development of EuroVelo will lead to safe, direct, coherent and connected cycling infrastructure and cycle route networks that will benefit all categories of cyclists. Visit EuroVelo.com to know more! https://eurovelo.com/ More information on EuroVelo for the press. https://pro.eurovelo.com/press-contact EuroVelo vision and mission Our vision of EuroVelo is a fully developed and high-quality European cycle route network, which is well-connected to national, regional and local cycle route networks and other sustainable modes of transport, driving further increases in everyday cycling and cycling tourism, in line with ECF’s vision to improve and increase cycling across the whole of Europe. Our mission is to promote the further development of a sustainable, strong and well-connected European cycle route network which:
Learn more about the EuroVelo Strategy 2030, https://pro.eurovelo.com/download/document/EV-Strategy2030_pdf-excerpt.p...
What is ECF doing to develop EuroVelo? EuroVelo is developed and coordinated by the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF), as one of its core brands and activities, in cooperation with a network of National EuroVelo Coordination Centres (NECCs) and various other partners and supporters at a national, regional and local scale, such as project partners. EuroVelo is a registered trademark of ECF, and only routes approved by ECF can be called EuroVelo. The highest decision-making body in the governance of EuroVelo is the ECF Board. The EuroVelo Council acts as an advisory body for ECF in the implementation and operation of EuroVelo, representing NECCs. The EuroVelo Management Team, part of ECF staff, is in charge of the daily transnational management of the initiative. The transnational management of EuroVelo includes six work programmes: route network, services, marketing & promotion, monitoring and impact assessment, organisation, and financial affairs. More details on EuroVelo for professionals: https://pro.eurovelo.com/ EuroVelo in the TEN-T ECF advocates for the integration of EuroVelo within the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T). More information about TEN-T, EuroVelo and cycling. https://ecf.com/what-we-do/ten-t-eurovelo-and-cycling EuroVelo & cycling tourism EuroVelo is the leading platform to promote more cycling tourism in Europe and beyond. ECF, with one of its flagship projects, EuroVelo, acts in 3 different fields by:
More about what ECF does in the policy area ‘cycling tourism’. https://ecf.com/what-we-do/cycling-tourism |
