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ConBici
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ConBici, Coordinator for the Defense of the Bicycle, is a Spanish organization that brings together dozens of associations and groups dedicated to promoting and defending the use of the bicycle. Its main objective is to encourage cycling as a safe, sustainable, and everyday mode of transport, as well as to promote public policies that support active mobility and cyclist safety. The organization acts as a coordinator of the cycling movement in Spain and as a representative in dialogue with public administrations and other organizations.
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ConBici - Coordinadora en defensa de la bici
ConBici es la entidad de referencia en España para la promoción de la bicicleta como medio de transporte habitual, seguro y sostenible, que contribuye a la mejora de la calidad de vida de la población y a un sistema social más justo.
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ConBici, Coordinator for the Defense of the Bicycle, is a Spanish organization that brings together dozens of associations and groups dedicated to promoting and defending the use of the bicycle. Its main objective is to encourage cycling as a safe, sustainable, and everyday mode of transport, as well as to promote public policies that support active mobility and cyclist safety. The organization acts as a coordinator of the cycling movement in Spain and as a representative in dialogue with public administrations and other organizations.
ConBici was established in 1990, in a context of growing interest in active and sustainable mobility and urban cycling in Spain. It was created to coordinate different local cycling associations that were already working to defend the bicycle, with the aim of joining efforts, sharing experiences, and increasing their capacity to influence mobility policies and urban planning.
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