Alcantara, M.N.P.A to consider many new challenges and solutions for its future, most of the results shared have been tacked in a generic way, without many details compared to the other cases. Hence, for the future SUMP, Lisbon should analyze deeper and share its success and failures to learn from its outcomes truly. Therefore, Figure 74 displays the summary of the MOVE analyses from SUMP Cycle Phase 4, in which only one activity has been covered, two others have been partially covered, and four others have remained unclear.
Figure 74.
In a nutshell, this last Step marks the end of the SUMP cycle with the fourth and last milestone
measure implementation evaluated
and the beginning of a new cycle. Thus,
it is well known that MOVE is not the proper SUMP for Lisbon, which justify that, in the end, MOVE has not covered many of the SUMP guidelines. However, MOVE has mentioned that it is a transition for developing one, allowing these analyses to unveil many challenges that might reflect the realities of other cities in transition toward a SUMP. 4.5.5. Principles of SUMP Afterward, the online SUMP Self-Assessment Tool was used to augment the analyses and evaluate to what extent L Principles
previously defined in Figure 3. Thus, the summary results have been shown in
Figure 75, and the full version is available in Appendix G, including the responses the author filled in the online questionnaire.
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