
After a two-month period of data collection and analysis, we can report that the first completed projects have secured 922 million euros to implement…
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Report / Paper
15 Apr 2021
MobiliseYourCity Global Monitor 2021
Lecture / Webinar
Informal transport is a phenomenon that can hardly be ignored in Africa, Asia and Latin America. It represents the principal transport mode in most cities in the Global South, and it is highly beneficial to the poorest segments of the population by acting as an important source of employment to low-skill workers and by providing them with affordable and accessible transport services, thus enabling their participation in economic, social and cultural life.
On the other hand, it is a source of GHG emissions and air pollution, it suffers from very low service quality levels and it represents a major safety hazard to all road users.
Leveraging the benefits of informal transport while mitigating the negative externalities has been a recurring challenge for countless cities, for countless decades. Notwithstanding these difficulties, our local partners are identifying informal transport as a key priority through the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs).
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After a two-month period of data collection and analysis, we can report that the first completed projects have secured 922 million euros to implement…
15 Apr 2021
MobiliseYourCity Global Monitor 2021
21 Apr 2021
Cinq résultats clés issus de cinq ans d'opération
The City of Kisumu is experiencing rapid economic and population growth, resulting in high rates of urbanisation and motorisation.
27 Apr 2021
Kisumu sustainable mobility plan (ITDP)