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This project involves identifying and mapping areas suitable for diverse, ocean-related experiences, such as steam baths, hot baths, ocean swimming, or other experiences with the sea or outdoor activity along the Reykjavík coastline. Reykjavík's shoreline is a cherished common asset, and increasing accessibility to it promotes opportunities for ocean related experiences and outdoor activities. These factors can encourage residents to spend more time outdoors, improving public health, both physically and socially.
Planned completion in the second half of 2022
A working group has been assigned to map the area and specifically examine different operational models, assess whether pilot projects are applicable in any cases, and evaluate quality based on the locations of different projects.
Timing | Progress description | |
July 2022 |
A working group has been assigned to map the area and specifically examine different operational models, assess whether pilot projects are applicable in any cases, and evaluate quality based on the locations of different projects. A working group has also been assigned to create a possible time-line of execution. The working group will deliver its work to City Council no later than December 8, 2022. |
Action name | Status | Completion | Departments |
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Ocean related outdoor activities | In progress |
2022 |
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