Tielmes collaborates on MAD-SALUD project for well-being in the Community of Madrid

The municipality joins a three-year research initiative integrating green and blue infrastructure for climate mitigation and healthy lifestyles.

Generic image of an urban park with paths and trees, symbolizing green infrastructure.
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Generic image of an urban park with paths and trees, symbolizing green infrastructure.

The Tielmes City Council is participating in the research project MAD-SALUD, an initiative by the Community of Madrid developed with the Polytechnic University of Madrid. The goal is to integrate Green and Blue Infrastructure (GBI) to enhance citizen well-being and mitigate climate change.

The MAD-SALUD project, funded by the Community of Madrid and set to run for three years (2025-2027), aims to develop a methodology for using Green and Blue Infrastructure (GBI) as a tool for climate change mitigation and a driver for healthy lifestyles.
Tielmes has been selected as a case study for this project. A thorough evaluation of local health determinants, including mobility, public spaces, and environmental quality, will be conducted. Technical data and local indicators will be collected.
Furthermore, residents will be consulted through an anonymous survey on their perception of mobility, self-perceived health, and quality of life. Those interested in participating and contributing to data collection can access the questionnaire via a QR code.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Tielmes (13/11/2026)