The campaign, which began this Thursday, June 11, primarily aims to promote habits that reduce the impact of nightlife on city residents. It seeks to offer practical recommendations to minimize noise disturbances in residential areas and foster responsible coexistence between nightlife venues and neighbors.

The initiative targets both nightlife establishments and their patrons. It includes setting up information points in public spaces, employing social mediators, publishing practical guides to combat noise, and disseminating advice through social media. These actions are intended to balance residents' right to rest with business activity and the enjoyment of leisure time.

On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, social mediators will patrol nightlife areas to explain the campaign to both staff and the public. Three information stands will be set up at different locations each day, where awareness surveys will be conducted and visits made to local venues. Promotional materials will be distributed to users and hospitality workers.

The campaign focuses on the Special Acoustic Protection Zones (ZPAE) of Gaztambide, Centro, Azca-avenida de Brasil, and Trafalgar-Ríos Rosas, where nightlife most affects residents' rest. It will also extend to areas in Ibiza-Sainz de Baranda (Retiro), Recoletos (Salamanca), and San Diego (Puente de Vallecas).

Sound level meters will be used to measure noise generated by users, and interactive activities will be organized to gather opinions and promote awareness. Additionally, promotional items such as pop sockets, thermal bottles, stickers, and earplugs will be distributed. Information stands will be placed in venues frequented by young people, and guides with practical tips for sector businesses will be provided.