Top 76%
dans ce catalogue (797 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Evidence of impact / measured results1/3
Only uptake counts (151 applications in a day, 160+ venues) are documented; no independent study measured business survival, revenue or footfall changes.
Transferability / demonstrated replication2/3
The concept requires no infrastructure spend and was picked up by the OECD as a replicable model, though other cities' direct adoption of the Vilnius scheme is not documented.
Scalability2/3
It expanded from 18 to over 160 venues citywide within weeks, but stayed confined to Vilnius's Old Town rather than other districts or cities.
Sustainability / continuity1/3
The fee exemption was explicitly time-bound to 2020 as an emergency measure, with no published evidence that free public-space seating continued as policy afterward.
Innovation3/3
International media and the OECD singled out the 'entire city as one open-air café' framing as a genuinely novel pandemic response given the Old Town's narrow streets.
Inclusiveness / equity1/3
Any hospitality business, including food trucks, could apply without extra licensing, but no data show reach into under-served neighbourhoods or groups.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration2/3
The scheme was a direct, fast municipality-to-business arrangement; no evidence of formal partnership with national government or civil-society organisations beyond the hospitality sector itself.
Evidoria. Vilnius Devient un Café à Ciel Ouvert — Restauration d'Urgence Pendant la COVID-19. ID persistant: 80102001-561f-448f-bb30-f2e9f84b69a2.