• To engage urban planners, municipal managers, and local community organizations in Cagliari, Perugia, Pisa, and Trieste to recognize disparities in access to essential services.
• Bring together citizens, transport authorities, and neighborhood associations to explore which districts meet “15-minute city” criteria and which are underserved.
• Encourage dialogue through simple maps, short reports, and local workshops highlighting gaps in walkable service coverage.
• Invite municipalities to adopt non-binding “15-Minute Access Snapshots,” sharing concise metrics on proximity and diversity of essential services in each district.
• Encourage local actors to post brief visual summaries online and track improvements over time.
• Promote replication by enabling other cities or neighborhoods to apply the same indicators, document progress, and share lessons learned for equitable urban planning.
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