The Right to Walk: National Capacity Building Workshop for Policy and Implementation is a flagship initiative of the School of Planning, LPU, organized in collaboration with the Punjab Police. This workshop aims to address the critical need for safe, inclusive, and walkable urban environments by fostering discussions on policy formulation and effective implementation strategies.
Scheduled to take place on 25th-26th April 2025, the workshop will bring together policymakers, urban planners, law enforcement officials, and researchers to explore pressing issues surrounding pedestrian rights, mobility justice, and urban design interventions. The sessions will delve into legal frameworks, enforcement mechanisms, and innovative approaches to ensuring pedestrian safety and accessibility.
With a focus on actionable solutions, this workshop aspires to equip stakeholders with the knowledge and tools needed to advocate for and implement sustainable pedestrian-friendly policies. This engaging platform will challenge participants to rethink urban mobility and contribute to shaping cities that prioritize the fundamental Right to Walk.

About School of Planning

Established in 2011, the School of Planning, LPU stands as a leading institution dedicated to shaping the future of urban and regional planning. With a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and research-driven education, the school offers cutting-edge programs at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Our curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning through studio exercises, field-based research, ensuring that students gain practical exposure to real-world planning challenges. The school actively collaborates with government bodies, urban local authorities, and international organizations, providing students with opportunities to engage in live projects, professional internships, and interdisciplinary research.
With a commitment to inclusive and sustainable urban development, the School of Planning organizes seminars, workshops, and international conferences, featuring experts from the fields of urban policy, transport planning, environmental sustainability, and smart cities. Students are encouraged to undertake freelancing projects and entrepreneurial ventures, fostering a culture of leadership and innovation in the planning domain.