📋 Tender Overview
Students will be able to register until Tuesday, June 16, to participate in the Ciclovial Challenge 2026 and access international recognition and scholarships in sustainable mobility.With the purpose of promoting the participation of youth in the development of safer, more sustainable and cyclist-friendly cities, the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) extended the registration period for the Ciclovial Challenge 2026: Urban Cycle Infrastructure Youth Design Contest until next Tuesday, June 16, an initiative aimed at university students from across the country.
The extension of the deadline will allow more teams to prepare and present their innovative proposals aimed at improving the infrastructure for bicycle mobility, thus contributing to the strengthening of a culture of sustainable and safe transportation.
Those interested can register by entering this Link, where they must enter all their data: https://forms.gle/iX5TZB8yPPy8vU41A.
The competition seeks to encourage the creativity and commitment of young people to the design of solutions that promote active mobility, promoting more inclusive, accessible and resilient urban spaces.
As part of the recognitions, the team that obtains first place will receive a certificate issued by the MTC, dissemination of its achievement through institutional channels and a special recognition from the College of Engineers of Peru and the Citizen Association for Sustainable Mobility and Road Safety (MOVISS).
Likewise, the members of the winning team will access scholarships awarded by the international organization YOURS - Youth for Road Safety, which will allow them to follow specialized courses in road safety and sustainable mobility through the YOURS Academy platform.
The second place will also be distinguished with certificates of recognition, institutional dissemination of their achievements, recognition from allied organizations and international training scholarships on the same platform. For its part, the third place will receive certificates and distinctions awarded by the organizing and collaborating institutions.
The Ciclovial Challenge 2026 is organized by the Directorate of Policies and Standards in Road Transport of the General Directorate of Policies and Regulation in Multimodal Transport of the MTC, with the collaboration of the College of Engineers of Peru and the technical alliance of the Citizen Association for Sustainable Mobility and Road Safety (MOVISS).