Urban Mobility in Africa

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This lecture discusses urban mobility and transportation in African cities, focusing on disparities in means of transportation, mobility levels based on activity status and gender, similarities in mobility behaviors across different cities, differences in mobility levels and reasons for travel among the most deprived individuals, and the importance of walking as a common mode of transportation. The presentation concludes by highlighting the key points regarding urban mobility in Africa.

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