Monika Kozłowska-Święconek

A graduate of Wrocław University of Science and Technology, she is an engineer and urban planner whose entire professional career has been dedicated to working for Wrocław and its residents. Since 2017, she has served as Director of the Urban Mobility Department at Wrocław City Hall. She specialises in sustainable urban mobility and is one of the people responsible for developing Wrocław’s modern, more environmentally friendly and accessible transport system, encompassing all its elements – from people-friendly streets and public transport to active mobility, including walking and cycling.

She has been involved in projects recognised both in Poland and internationally, including the Wrocław Mobility Policy, the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan for Wrocław, the Krzycka Promenade, the Wrocław Transport Accessibility Map, Młodzi Aktywnie Zmobilizowani, the Cycling Action Plan 2030, the Wrocław Tram Programme and Mikrohub Wrocław.

Her approach combines innovation with practical implementation based on engagement with residents. Her aim is to develop transport infrastructure that balances the needs of residents with spatial and climate-related challenges.

Wrocław is her passion. In her private life, she enjoys travelling and reading crime fiction, while in her everyday life she likes to experience her city from the perspective of two wheels.