Unipi Sostenibile
Action: Mobility
The University of Pisa covers a large portion of travel in a city of around 90,000 inhabitants. The University’s facilities are spread throughout the city, but there are also a few campuses outside the built-up area.
Promoting sustainable travel habits is an unavoidable objective that the university pursues by seeking to establish synergies with external bodies too. Particularly important is the collaboration with the Municipality of Pisa to improve the interconnection of its centres (especially with regard to cycling), but also the cooperation with Autolinee Toscane and other companies, with which the University has stipulated conventions for public and private transport.
Another field of action is improving the offer of secure bicycle parking areas within the University’s facilities: given the size of Pisa, the bicycle is a very popular option, but is penalised by frequent thefts.
In 2022, the University draw up a “Home-Work travel Plan”, a useful tool for planning interventions and evaluating the effects of the actions taken.
Since 2003, the University has identified the figure of the Mobility Manager, introduced in companies and public administrations by the Decree of the Ministry of the Environment on 27/03/1998, and made compulsory by Decree Law 34/2020, converted into Law 77/2020, for all companies or public bodies with more than 100 employees.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
Every action for sustainability undertaken by the University of Pisa aligns with one or more goals of the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The following objectives are involved in this action:
Charging of this action
The University of Pisa’s Commission for Sustainable Development (CoSA) coordinates the sustainability initiatives, and this action is monitored by the following members:
Carlo Carminati is the contact person for the Mobility sector within the University Sustainable Development Committee (CoSA) and a member of the Mobility Working Group of the
Elena Perini is a member of the University Sustainable Development Committee (CoSA) in the role of Mobility Manager. She is the Head of the Bids, Contracts, and Logistics
Marco Avvenuti is a member of the University Sustainable Development Committee (CoSA), serving as the contact person for Sustainable Mobility (SDG 11) – focusing on measures
Fabiana Campanella performs administrative support functions for the activities of the University Sustainable Development Committee (CoSA). This includes managing the budget
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