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It remains unclear if European cities’ attempts to accelerate electric mobility (EM) transitions are inclusive.

Questions like who benefits, whose needs are considered, who decides and how needs further probing. ITEM will advance inclusive EM transitions through a dual perspective on households and urban policy. It will examine inequalities in EM-related needs, capabilities, decision-making, accessibility and everyday mobility. It will co-produce understandings to strengthen urban/transport planning through inclusive EM transition processes. Along with policymakers and mobility service providers, the project will compare transition processes in Oslo, Utrecht, Bristol and Poznań.

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Duration: 2021-2024
Contact: Dr. Tanu Priya Uteng and Dr. Lars Böcker, Senior Researcher, Institute of Transport Economics (TOI)
E-mail: Tanu.Priyauteng@toi.no, Lars.Bocker@toi.no
Budget: €1.321.492
Partners: Institute of Transport Economics – Utrecht University – TSU, Oxford University – Heksagon Research – Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań
Call: ENUAC

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