Our Work

We conduct community walks to analyze existing walking infrastructure and engage citizens in creating safer, more accessible streets.

We conduct community walks to analyze existing walking infrastructure and engage citizens in creating safer, more accessible streets. 

We partner with schools and colleges to train students in auditing walking infrastructure, collecting vital data, and contributing to creating safer, accessible streets. 

We present practical, implementable solutions to improve walkability and safety, demanding urgent pedestrian-friendly reforms for the benefit of all Mumbaikars. 

From time to time, we have advocated for policies which aim to make Mumbai a systemically better city to walk in

We present practical, implementable solutions to improve walkability and safety, demanding urgent pedestrian-friendly reforms for the benefit of all Mumbaikars. 

We have an active group of urban experts and citizens trying to identify and find solutions for problems cropping up across the city as it grows.

We use Mapillary to crowdsource data, analyzing footpath quality to build a comprehensive, open-source database of walking infrastructure for the city.

We conduct an annual walk along Mumbai’s S.V. Road to advocate for safer streets and mobilize change for better pedestrian infrastructure.

We integrated air quality monitoring into community walks, gathering critical data to advocate for cleaner air and safer, healthier pedestrian environments.

We hosted a conclave bringing experts, industry leaders and administrators together to discuss policy and design, aiming to build safer, more inclusive, and walkable cities.

We use Mapillary to crowdsource data, analyzing footpath quality to build a comprehensive, open-source database of walking infrastructure for the city.

We take on a wide range of civic and urban challenges that often fall outside conventional categories, addressing overlooked issues through research, advocacy, collaboration, and on-ground action to create safer, more accessible, and people-friendly cities for all Mumbaikars.