São Paulo is Latin America’s largest city, with around 12.2 million inhabitants. It is part of the São Paulo Metropolitan Region (Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, RMSP), which has millions of inhabitants living in municipalities. The vast size of the RMSP poses a challenge to any initiative to improve urban mobility; beyond this, both the metropolitan region and the Municipality of São Paulo suffer from substantial sociospatial inequalities. Against...
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Present Initiatives to Improve Women’s Mobility
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Svab,Haydée; Kohler Harkot,Marina; Moura Dos Santos,Beatriz.
A Baseline Study of Gender and Transport in Sao Paulo, Brazil : Present Initiatives to Improve Women’s Mobility (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/467701619692506575