TUMI Network’s webinar: Improving the walkability of African cities
Approximately half of daily commutes in African cities are on foot, but pedestrians often put their lives at risk by sharing the road with cars in the absence of dedicated Non-motorized transport (NMT) infrastructure. In this TUMI Network’s webinar, we will be discussing walking as an important mode of transport for safer, healthier, more accessible and more sustainable African cities.
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About EcoMobility
EcoMobility gives priority to walking, cycling, public transport, shared and light electric vehicles. It promotes travel through integrated, socially inclusive, and environmentally-friendly transport options without depending on privately owned vehicles.
About EcoMobility Alliance
The EcoMobility Alliance is a network of ambitious cities committed to building a sustainable transport future ensuring low-carbon, environmentally friendly people-centered and socially inclusive mobility options.
The EcoMobility Alliance was founded in 2012 with 6 cities and has grown to 23 cities from various regions of the world. These cities and those to join show significant efforts to advance and implement low carbon urban mobility. Through the EcoMobility Alliance, ICLEI brings together cities committed to advancing urban mobility to conceptualize, design and implement people and climate friendly urban mobility options that encourage innovation and entrepreneurship.
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