31 May 2021
Thanks to the partnership with the Regional Department of Education and Training of the Sicilian Region, from next September around 250 upper secondary schools in Sicily will be able to register for free and take part in MUV challenges.
After the success of the Piedmont Schools Tournament, which involved 82 classes and reached its final stage this week, from September it will be the turn of the Sicilian Schools. MUV will work alongside Sicilian upper secondary schools with the aim of spreading a model of education for sustainable and safe mobility.
MUV is a game that blends the real and the digital to change the way people perceive their daily mobility.
MUV is not just a game. It is a commitment to a real change of habits. It is active involvement in improving the sustainability and accessibility of mobility solutions in one’s school environment.

MUV’s challenges for safe and sustainable mobility in Sicilian schools will involve not only students but also teachers and parents. An extraordinary domino effect on the mobility habits of today and tomorrow.
Through the MUV app, tournaments between schools, challenges and periodic training sessions will be organised to keep the participation of the users involved high, motivate them and allow them to monitor their progress.
All it takes is going to school on foot, by bike, by carpooling or by public transport.
As with every MUV tournament, there will be prizes and rewards for the students and the school that show the most sustainable mobility habits.
For the winning school and the most sustainable “athletes”, prizes related to education, technological innovation and environmental sustainability.
Employees of INAIL, LIST, ISPRA, Fondazione Unipolis, Fondazione CRT and many others have already turned their colleagues into sustainable mobility athletes and actively helped reduce emissions.
Whether it is a sustainability project for employees or a sponsorship for our champions, companies and organisations are also playing the game of change.