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ITDP's Atlas of Sustainable City Transport gives cities the ability to better understand residents' access to sustainable mobility, and thus develop more informed policy intiatives for the future. Check out this piece from Fola Akinnibi for Bloomberg CityLab 👇 https://lnkd.in/eQ99_ipe

Fascinating look at how sustainable global transport can be. Institute for Transportation and Development Policy debuted its first annual Atlas of Sustainable City Transport, an interactive map that ranks more than 1000 cities on nine metrics that measure factors such as percentage of residents safe from highways, proximity to transportation amenities, and rapid transport with surprising results.   Where does your city rank? Bloomberg https://bloom.bg/3zzmYZr #sustainability #transportation #mobility

The first annual Atlas of #Sustainable City Transport looks at nine metrics of sustainable mobility in more than 1,000 metropolitan areas around the world. These measures include the percentage of residents safe from highways, as well as proximity to transportation amenities including protected bikeways, car-free places, frequent transport and rapid transport. #mobility

🚲🌎 Here are a few of approaches and solutions that address urban mobility challenges and build a more efficient and sustainable transport system. What other solutions do you see viable? 👀 Let’s solve the mobility challenges facing our cities together! 👉https://lnkd.in/d_xgKGBc 

🌍 Urban Living Lab Center: Driving Sustainable Mobility in Latin America! 🌍 We're excited to share our enagement across seven countries in South America: Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina. Our mission is to create cleaner, more sustainable cities through innovative urban mobility projects. 🚀 Completed Projects: SOLUTIONSplus: Transforming urban mobility with electric vehicles and sustainable transport solutions. Urban Pathways: Promoting low-carbon urban development and resilient cities. 🔄 Ongoing Projects: DTEE: Developing technologies for sustainable urban transport. GEF7: Enhancing global environmental benefits through sustainable transport solutions. ACCESS: Improving urban accessibility and transport systems. Ecozones: Establishing eco-friendly urban zones to reduce pollution. eBRT2030: Advancing electric Bus Rapid Transit systems for efficient public transport. Our projects are making a significant impact, enhancing urban mobility, reducing carbon emissions, and fostering sustainable development across the continent. 📈 Discover more about our initiatives and how we are shaping the future of urban mobility: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eAcpXF8N #SustainableMobility #UrbanDevelopment #ElectricVehicles #ClimateAction #SustainableCities #UrbanLivingLab #LatinAmerica #GreenTransport #CleanEnergy #Innovation #FutureOfTransport

The Most Sustainable Smart Cities: Top 20 The top 20 sustainable smart cities were determined based on each city’s ranking in: 1. Technological provision 2. Environmental, social, and economical sustainability 3. Economic and social development 4. Air quality 5. Energy transition towards renewables 6. Quality of living 7. Waste per population 8. Water sustainability 9. Human infrastructure & networked markets 10. ESG performance 11. Smart city ecosystem https://lnkd.in/efBJNeFw

🌱 We believe building a more sustainable future starts with investing in green infrastructure and technology. With Copenhagen's goal to become carbon neutral by 2025 and Amsterdam's incredible bike infrastructure, these cities are setting an example for others to follow. Discover some of the most eco-friendly cities in the world and learn how our traffic data collection can help cities achieve their sustainability goals. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/g9xMJBbq #Miovision #MioMomentum #TransportationTransformed #MiovisionSolutions #TrafficManagement #MobilityRevolution #smarttransportation #trafficsolutions #smartcities #trafficmanagement #urbanmobility #smarttraffic #urbanplanning #sustainablecities #sustainablecity #intelligenttransportation

The challenge of sustainable transport in metropolitan areas boils down to one question: what kind of city do we want to live in? Zeeger Ernsing looks at crucial, already existing, solutions that have the potential of making cities inclusive. Zeeger Ernsting is a City Councillor in the City of Amsterdam.  #JustTransition #GreenDeal #SustainableMobility  #Metropolitan #SustainableCity https://lnkd.in/dEkTyFqW

As a final goal, we would now like to introduce you to the 11th goal of sustainable development.    The 11th goal of the UN SDGs deals with the topic of "Sustainable cities and communities". By 2030, urban living spaces should be made more inclusive, resilient and environmentally friendly. The goal includes sustainable urban planning, improved access to housing, safe public transportation and the protection of cultural heritage. Special attention is paid to sustainable mobility in order to promote environmentally friendly transportation options and thus ensure future-oriented urban development for all.   From electromobility and self-driving vehicles to sustainable urban mobility, our Mobility business unit offers innovative services to reshape the way we get from A to B.  Our expertise ranges from planning to the implementation of neighborhood and mobility concepts. Together with our customers, we want to create more sustainable and lower-emission mobility in cities. But our focus is not only on urban road traffic, airports can also make a contribution to a greener future.    Find out more here: https://dornier-group.com/   #togetherforasustainablefuture #bettertogether #dorniergroup

A great new tool (https://atlas.itdp.org) for policymakers, government transit agencies, planners and urban transport advocates, seeking to set goals for the expansion of sustainable transport infrastructure. Useful in tracking the progress to achieving the #UNSDG 11.2: By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible, and sustainable transport systems for all. #SustainableTransport #UrbanPlanning #SDG11 #PublicTransit #SustainableCities