Plán Bratislava

We like Bratislava
and we want a better
future for it.

We are a group of more than 70 experts who have joined forces in a workgroup that aims to find solutions for a better city. We are the creators of the Bratislava Plan – a comprehensive vision of our capital in twelve topic-based chapters.

Continue to the Bratislava Plan.

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We’ve come to understand that it’s better to suggest new solutions instead of constantly criticising something.

Matúš Vallo Matúš Vallo
architect, city activist

See who is behind Plan B.

Chapters
Plan B. is our way of designing the future of Bratislava and making it real

01 — IDENTITYWhat is actually Bratislava?

We’ve got a great geographical location, the Danube, a strong economy, an influx of new people and new energy that we need to take advantage of. What we haven’t got is an answer the question: What is Bratislava supposed to be?


The team working on a description of Bratislava’s identity:

Martin Bajaník Martin Bajaník
Leader
Matúš Vallo Matúš Vallo
Michal Hvorecký Michal Hvorecký
Fedor Blaščák Fedor Blaščák
Vlado Talian Vlado Talian
Henrieta Moravčíková Henrieta Moravčíková
Zora Jaurová Zora Jaurová
Oliver Kleinert Oliver Kleinert

02 — MOBILITYAn accessible city

Is it possible to create a modern metropolis where everything’s within the reach of a mere walk, a bike ride or a comfortable journey using the public transport? How to approach city transport to help people move around safely, comfortably and quickly?


The team working on this chapter:

Peter Netri Peter Netri
Leader
Táňa Kratochvílová Táňa Kratochvílová
Tomáš Vašek Tomáš Vašek
Michal Dekánek Michal Dekánek

03 — SOCIAL SPHEREA caring Bratislava

Seniors, socially challenged families, youth at risk and children in need of care can all be found among Bratislava’s citizens. If they face problems, the city should have a plan that will help these groups handle them.


The team working on this chapter:

Sergej Kára Sergej Kára
Leader
Peter Adam Peter Adam
Leader
Lýdia Brichtová Lýdia Brichtová
Barbora Brichtová Barbora Brichtová
Lenka Dvornáková Lenka Dvornáková
Iveta Chovancová Iveta Chovancová
Radovan Gumulák Radovan Gumulák

04 — CITY DEVELOPMENTA reasonably growing city

How should Bratislava grow and develop? What is needed to make the city’s development a well-managed process?


The team working on this chapter:

Igor Marko Igor Marko
Leader
Adam Berka Adam Berka
Matúš Čupka Matúš Čupka
Michal Marcinov Michal Marcinov
Ctibor Košťál Ctibor Košťál
Peter Netri Peter Netri
Matúš Vallo Matúš Vallo
Milota Sidorová Milota Sidorová
Ivan Gogolák Ivan Gogolák
Lukáš Grasse Lukáš Grasse
Adrián Gubčo Adrián Gubčo

05 — SPRÁVA MESTAA well-functioning management

How to ensure efficient city management? How to turn the municipality office into a place that will serve its citizens? Can city management be easier for everyone?


The team working on this chapter:

Ctibor Košťál Ctibor Košťál
Leader
Táňa Kratochvílová Táňa Kratochvílová
Ján Mazúr Ján Mazúr
Andrej Salner Andrej Salner
Marek Líška Marek Líška
Matúš Vallo Matúš Vallo

06 — EDUCATIONA knowledgeable Bratislava

What do we need to do to turn education into something more than just sitting in the classroom? Is there actually anything like a city education system? And how can we achieve a Bratislava that is becoming smarter with every passing day?


The team working on this chapter:

Vladimír Burjan Vladimír Burjan
Leader
Dušan Jaura Dušan Jaura
Dana Kleinert Dana Kleinert
Ctibor Košťál Ctibor Košťál
Rastislav Mikuláš Rastislav Mikuláš

07 — ENVIRONMENTA joy to live and stay in

Bratislava is a green city, but are we able to protect and develop its environment enough? How can we take advantage of the potential that the Danube river, the Little Carpathians mountain range and the local vineyards have? How to make the city a joy to live in?


The team working on this chapter:

Michal Marcinov Michal Marcinov
Leader
Zuzana Hudeková Zuzana Hudeková
Marek Líška Marek Líška
Jakub Mrva Jakub Mrva
Katarína Tomanová Porubčinová Katarína Tomanová Porubčinová
Martin Vlačiky Martin Vlačiky
Annamarie Velič Annamarie Velič

08 — CULTUREA city of cultures

Bratislava is a melting pot of various cultural identities. In this chapter, we propose a way how to systematically establish platforms where different types of culture, cultures, social and age groups can interact.


The team working on this chapter:

Zora Jaurová Zora Jaurová
Leader
Dana Kleinert Dana Kleinert
Matúš Vallo Matúš Vallo
Vlado Talian Vlado Talian

09 — ATTITUDE TO THE CITYWe like you, Bratislava

Every relationship begins with communication. We are sure that this is the way how Bratislava can inspire positive feelings of its citizens toward the city. If Bratislava actively communicates with its citizens and listens to them, they will find a way to connect with it, no matter where they are originally from.


Michaela Benedigová Michaela Benedigová
Leader
Martin Jenča Martin Jenča
Jakub Ptačin Jakub Ptačin
Matúš Vallo Matúš Vallo

10 — INNOVATIVE BRATISLAVAHow to Bravely Look Forward Without Stumbling

Research, development, innovations, entrepreneurship and their support constitute the pillars of numerous economic pillars and strategies, which label them as natural catalysts of economic growth and prosperity. That is why these attributes play an even bigger role in boosting the local economy of such a compact ecosystem as the city.


Daniel Straka Daniel Straka
Leader
Petra Lipnická Petra Lipnická
Petra Dzurovčinová Petra Dzurovčinová
Ľubica Vítková Ľubica Vítková

11 — THE CAPITAL’S FINANCESHow to Sensibly Fill the City’s Treasury – And to Empty It, Too

A new park or a pedestrian bridge across the Danube, a tram line to Vrakuňa, new early intervention centres, pothole-free pavements for everyone, parking policy, higher immovable property tax. We know that these measures would help the city and some of them even increase its income. That said, what financial and social benefits will they exactly bring? How much will they cost and where will the city get the money for them?


Matúš Lupták Matúš Lupták
Leader

12 — THE CITY AND ITS BOROUGHSHow Good Relationships Make Good Neighbours

Does Bratislava consist of the individual boroughs or are the boroughs only administrative units of Bratislava? What are the obligations of Bratislava towards its citizens and other people? What are the checks and balances that monitor the performance of tasks entrusted to the boroughs in the city’s statute and how do the citizens participate in its evaluation?


Bruno Konečný Bruno Konečný
Leader
Lenka Antalová Plavuchová Lenka Antalová Plavuchová

Plan Bratislava is under the auspices of Platforma pre Bratislavu o. z.

Platforma pre Bratislavu (Platform for Bratislava) has been established as an independent civic organisation whose aim is to identify municipal issues, suggest tangible solutions and determine a vision of Bratislava as a city for both its inhabitants and visitors.

It is a new generation of Bratislavans, experts in their field, activists, and people who are willing and able to start reshaping their city into a modern urban metropolis.

Q&As

  • What is Platforma pre Bratislavu doing?

    Platforma pre Bratislavu strives to create an environment for serious thinking about the city. It is working on the Bratislava Plan, a conceptual document. Its members include independent experts, but also many people with an ambition to run in the upcoming municipal elections who wish to transform the concepts in the document into tangible results.

  • What is the Bratislava Plan?

    The Bratislava Plan is a document that is currently being prepared by Platforma pre Bratislavu. It defines a vision and planning for Bratislava in several chapters and is meant to be a key document that will constitute the basis for future work in the city.

  • Who can become a member of Platforma pre Bratislavu and how can one do that?

    Everyone can become a member of Platforma pre Bratislavu, provided that we agree that his or her story is credible and the expertise offered may be a welcome contribution to the development of the Plan B., or for its eventual enforcement in political and professional spheres.

  • Does Platforma pre Bratislavu have an organisational structure?

    The platform is represented by Matúš Vallo. Strategic decisions are made at the level of the platform’s Council, formed by its founding members. the development iof the plan B. Supporters include everyone who shows interest in collaboration and has a personal story and motivation that is aligned with the aims of the platform.

  • Does Platforma pre Bratislavu share a common opinion on the current issues of Bratislava? Who represents its opinions?

    At Platforma pre Bratislavu, we do not perceive the need to articulate a common opinion on every topic that is currently on the table with regard to the municipality. What we see as more important than a common stance is an understanding of the context of a given topic. We have the advantage of being a group of experts with various fields of expertise, so we can discuss every problem from several different viewpoints. The common stances of Platforma pre Bratislavu are formed in discussions and are presented primarily by Matúš Vallo. The individual opinions of the platform’s members are not the opinion of the platform and are not necessarily the same as the opinions of other members of the platform.

  • Is membership in Platforma pre Bratislavu incompatible with an eventual membership in other political or interest groups, including the clubs of local council members?

    No, we’re primarily interested in expertise. The only limit is the situation when a potential member has made efforts to enforce controversial agenda or the agenda of lobbyist groups, regardless of whether this has taken place within the municipal council or in a third-party interest group.

  • Is membership in Platforma pre Bratislavu an expression of support of Matúš Vallo in the elections of the mayor of Bratislava?

    It is not an obligation. If this is to happen, it is up to each member to decide for himself or herself. However, if the members did not believe in the good intention, abilities and expertise of Matúš Vallo, they probably would not be interested in the platform membership.

Platform members

Matúš Vallo Matúš Vallo
Martin Bajaník Martin Bajaník
Peter Netri Peter Netri
Sergej Kára Sergej Kára
Peter Adam Peter Adam
Igor Marko Igor Marko
Ctibor Košťál Ctibor Košťál
Vladimír Burjan Vladimír Burjan
Michal Marcinov Michal Marcinov
Zora Jaurová Zora Jaurová
Michaela Benedigová Michaela Benedigová
Daniel Straka Daniel Straka
Matúš Lupták Matúš Lupták
Bruno Konečný Bruno Konečný
Michal Hvorecký Michal Hvorecký
Fedor Blaščák Fedor Blaščák
Vlado Talian Vlado Talian
Henrieta Moravčíková Henrieta Moravčíková
Táňa Kratochvílová Táňa Kratochvílová
Tomáš Vašek Tomáš Vašek
Michal Dekánek Michal Dekánek
Lýdia Brichtová Lýdia Brichtová
Barbora Brichtová Barbora Brichtová
Lenka Dvornáková Lenka Dvornáková
Iveta Chovancová Iveta Chovancová
Radovan Gumulák Radovan Gumulák
Adam Berka Adam Berka
Matúš Čupka Matúš Čupka
Milota Sidorová Milota Sidorová
Ivan Gogolák Ivan Gogolák
Lukáš Grasse Lukáš Grasse
Adrián Gubčo Adrián Gubčo
Ján Mazúr Ján Mazúr
Andrej Salner Andrej Salner
Marek Líška Marek Líška
Dušan Jaura Dušan Jaura
Dana Kleinert Dana Kleinert
Rastislav Mikuláš Rastislav Mikuláš
Zuzana Hudeková Zuzana Hudeková
Jakub Mrva Jakub Mrva
Katarína Tomanová Porubčinová Katarína Tomanová Porubčinová
Martin Vlačiky Martin Vlačiky
Annamarie Velič Annamarie Velič
Martin Jenča Martin Jenča
Jakub Ptačin Jakub Ptačin
Petra Lipnická Petra Lipnická
Petra Dzurovčinová Petra Dzurovčinová
Juraj Bilčík Juraj Bilčík
Igor Polakovič Igor Polakovič
Laco Oravec Laco Oravec
Martin Vavrinčík Martin Vavrinčík
Oliver Kleinert Oliver Kleinert
Ľubica Vítková Ľubica Vítková
Lenka Antalová Plavuchová Lenka Antalová Plavuchová