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Sustainable Urban Mobility and COVID-19
2021 - UCLG Peer Learning Note #29
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UCLG Learning
Description:
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to fundamental changes in urban mobility worldwide. Some impacts are short-term, especially during lockdowns. Others are long-term changes in the way urban mobility and traffic will operate in the future. Sustainable urban mobility and Covid-19 was the focus of the Connective Cities Virtual Dialogue Event in partnership with United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) and UN-Habitat and hosted by the City of Wiesbaden – Germany that took place on 19, 20 and 22 July 2021. This peer-learning note summarizes good practices of participating cities with a focus on local public transport, bicycle traffic and sustainable urban logistics.
In addition to the English version, there is also a German and Spanish version.
Additional information: a summary of the event including all presentations is available here.
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Language:
English
Page count:
36
Copyright:
UCLG Learning
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