Integrated transport planning, the digital challenge and decarbonization of transport

Francisco Cardoso dos Reis
IP, Infraestruturas de Portugal

The early years of the 21st century have brought unprecedented growth and development in human activity and society. This era has given rise to new challenges and demands, and the pandemic has added even more previously unseen phenomena.

To increase the transport sector’s contribution to economic, social and environmental sustainability and respond to these demands, innovation must be at the service of the common good, as well as the environmental, health-related and functional challenges facing society as a result of climate change and all other emerging threats.

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Initiative on Transport Prospects and Opportunities in the Post-Covid Era: The AMU Region

Infrastructure Directorate
AMU, Arab Maghreb Union

The Maghreb countries reacted quickly to their first Covid-19 cases. The measures taken have helped limit the impact of the disease and the AMU countries are now dealing with the economic and social consequences of this health crisis.

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The Ethics and Politics of Transport and Mobility in the CV19 Aftermath

Andreu Ulied
MCRIT Multicriteria

We know that in the new digital world our experience of distance and time changes radically. Our beliefs, which have existed for centuries, are resistant to change: but we need new concepts to better understand the new reality and support our decisions. A strong need arises for a paradigm shift on transport planning and management, just because of emerging new technologies and life styles and values of new generations.

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