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Skaturbanism, an innovative approach<\/strong><\/h2>

Skaturbanism, born from collaboration between skateboarders and municipalities, aims to integrate skateboarding into the urban environment, in a sharing spirit.<\/p><\/div>

Cities like Bordeaux, Malm\u00f6 and Copenhagen have adopted innovative programs, seeing skateboarding as a cultural, social, economic and environmental advantage. This movement is part of circular urbanism, encouraging the sharing of existing spaces.

By promoting urban play, soft mobility and social cohesion, skaturbanism contributes to the transition to more sustainable, inclusive cities.

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