JUSTICE aims to combine accessibility modelling with qualitative approaches to properly consider those inequalities in an inclusive city strategy. The project focuses on four specific audiences suffering from accessibility gaps: disabled, blind- and visually impaired, elderly and socially underprivileged people. A participative approach involving stakeholders as well as NGO representatives will ensure the setting up of inclusive city policies.
Duration: 2021-2024
Contact: Alexis Conesa, LIVE, University of Strasbourg
E-mail: conesa@unistra.fr
Budget: €1.096.557; Funding from EraNet call = €857.673
Partners: Collectif Accessibilité Wallonie Bruxelles – STIB, MIVB Laboratoire Image – Ville – Environnement, UMR CNRS 7362 – Konya Metropolitan Municipality – UC Louvain, CREAT – Université Libre de Bruxelles, IGEAT – Unité de Recheeche Sport et Sciences Sociales – Necmetin Erbakan Universitesi
Website: https://justice-project.eu/
Call: ENUAC
Project deliverables
The JUSTICE latest deliverables are downloadable here: https://justice-project.eu/deliverables/
Learn more about the context analysis for the socio-economically undeprivileged population, Public Transport accessibility methods and main results, the participatory survey method and main results, and the participative method to provide Public stakeholders with recommendation notes, with some examples from Brussels.
Publications
Public transport for all? Assessing the STIB-MIVB stops in Brussels
An appraisal of the accessibility of Brussels Region Public Transport stops for all
Final event
What about justice in public transit? Read more here (24 April 2024)
Urban Lunch Talks
Urban Lunch Talk #22: When urban mobility is inclusive (29 March 2023)
Video: learn more about the project
Projet JUSTICE: Mesurer et exprimer les conditions de déplacement urbain pour une ville inclusive (video)