Urban Mobility: The World Bank and Urban Transport

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Examines cities as socio-technical systems and their implications on urban management and governance, emphasizing feedback loops and complexity.

Examines the historical evolution of transportation policies and the shift towards sustainable urban mobility solutions.

Explores the World Bank's role in urban development in Africa, addressing challenges and successful solutions in precarious neighborhoods.

Covers the relationship between transport and the city's structure, basic physical infrastructures, and main interfaces in urban transportation.

Explores tramway adhesion in Algiers, covering spatial, usage, organizational aspects, and stakeholder involvement in urban transport.

Examines urban transport systems in African cities, analyzing organizational traits, constraints, and historical policy impacts.

Explores challenges and innovations in urban transport, emphasizing the importance of artisanal systems and the potential for cross-city learning.

Delves into sustainable cities, emphasizing inclusive urban planning and the importance of organized transportation systems.

Emphasizes the importance of managing urban infrastructures and introduces the IGLUS project.

Highlights the significance of complexity and diversity in urban development.