Mobility

Making the move to more sustainable mobility – three steps for companies 

By shaping the mobility of their employees and their products, companies can shape mobility on a larger scale. Image: Viktor Kern/Unsplash

Marcela Guerrero Casas
Co-Founder, Local South
Clarisse Cunha Linke
Brazil Director, Institute for Transportation & Development Policy
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