On November 1, 2, and 3 we hosted three webinars about the Bloomberg Initiative for Cycling Infrastructure (BICI). These sessions provided an overview of the program, who’s eligible, the application process, and gave city leaders an opportunity to ask questions.
The recordings of all three webinars are now available. All three sessions presented the same information, but answered different questions during the Q&A. The November 1 webinar has subtitles available in Portuguese and Spanish. The November 2 webinar has subtitles available in Arabic and French. And the November 3 webinar has subtitles available in Hindi and Mandarin. To enable subtitles in different languages, click the closed captioning button (CC) at the bottom right corner of the video screen.
In addition to watching the recordings, you can also see answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
Introducing BICI Global Advisor Cities: Learning from the world’s leading cycling cities to shape the next generation of safe, connected cycling networks.
Drawing on their cities’ experience in advancing cycling, the BICI Global Advisors advisors will bring valuable perspectives on what it takes to build safe, connected, and accessible cycling infrastructure—and how cities can turn ambition into lasting change.
Introducing the Selection Committee for the Bloomberg Initiative for Cycling Infrastructure (BICI)
The Global Designing Cities Initiative is pleased to announce the Selection Committee for the Bloomberg Initiative for Cycling Infrastructure (BICI). The Selection Committee members bring decades of diverse experience working in transportation and urban design in cities around the world. Together they will advise the city selection process, including reviewing and providing feedback on BICI’s application finalists.
Bloomberg Philanthropies and Global Designing Cities Initiative Open Applications for Next Phase of Cycling Infrastructure Program
Announcing the next round of the Bloomberg Initiative for Cycling Infrastructure, a program helping cities around the world rethink their streets through safer, more connected cycling infrastructure.
