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12 Sep Extinction of the villages – a Spanish village shows what can be done about it

Posted at 12:02h in Rural areas, sustainable mobility, Seniors, Unprotected road users by

In the Spanish village of Pescueza, there was a danger that the old population would move to a retirement home in the city. A city councilman knew how to prevent this by pushing for barrier-free infrastructure in the village. He had sidewalks provided with a non-slip surface and handrails installed along the main routes. The village offers a food service and a driving service with an electric vehicle. These measures revitalize the village as a whole. Additional jobs are available directly in the village and there are more reasons for the younger generation to stay in the village.

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