This session will explore how policies for equitable access to transport can improve access to jobs, education and other opportunities for disadvantaged citizens. A lack of transport options makes it difficult for underserved communities or lower-income households to take advantage of economic opportunities. Limited availability of transport can play a role, as can the lack of affordability, safety, performance or digitalisation.
- In what ways are transport and socio-economic inequality linked?
- How can transport help reduce poverty in developed and developing countries?
- How can knowledge sharing and innovation help address the mobility needs of those in poverty?
25-05-23
14:30 - 16:00
CCL, Hall 1
