Launch of the Street Nav app in the Principality: a new tool to support inclusive mobility

Developed to provide routes tailored to each type of disability, the app takes into account the actual accessibility of routes, including the presence of stairs, slopes, lifts or roadworks.

The launch of this app is the result of a collaborative effort carried out in close consultation between the Department of Social Affairs and Health, the Interministerial Delegation for Digital Transition, and associations representing people with disabilities.

This initiative is part of the Principality’s ongoing commitment to promoting independence, safety and equal access to the city for all, by utilising digital tools for the common good.

This project reflects the commitment to implementing the ‘Handipact’ policy, which aims to ensure the inclusion of all people with disabilities. This app will enable people with reduced mobility to get around, whether they are residents, employees or simply visitors

Christophe Robino, Conseiller de Gouvernement-Ministre des Affaires Sociales et de la Santé