Africa’s Future Depends on Investments into Compact, Electric Cities

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Africa’s urbanization is accelerating the demand for sustainable transport solutions. However, current investments are still heavily skewed towards private vehicle infrastructure, leading to traffic congestion, environmental degradation, and limited access to efficient public and non-motorized transport (NMT) options. A recent report from ITDP Africa, Sustainable Cities Through Transport: Optimizing Urban Investments, focuses on pathways to address these issues by prioritizing mass rapid transit, walking, and cycling, offering a vision of inclusive, low-carbon urban mobility.

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