The city is strongly committed to becoming a smart, sustainable city. Mobility is one of the pillars of the smart city strategy, while smart mobility has been playing a crucial role in the delivery of the SUMP. In less than a decade, a range of new services has been developed that help inhabitants and visitors to plan their journeys and get around more efficiently and sustainably. Many of the projects that have contributed to the development and testing of these new offers have been supported with EU funding such as SMILE, SPROUT and MATCHUP. In 2020, the city of Valencia launched Valencia Climate Missions 2030, a call to the entire economic and social ecosystem committed to the city, to its fight against climate change and its positioning and European leadership as an innovative city. Intending to advance equality and a political consensus of over 95%, it brings together society as a whole, including the public, private, academic, civil and media sectors.

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