Speakers
After four days of technical learning at Transport and Climate Change Week, join us for a fast-paced and fun session that combines an engaging Walk of Privilege exercise, quizzes, and group reflections to explore the powerful link between gender, social inclusion, and sustainable transport. Together, we will uncover how:
• Inclusive features — such as lighting, accessible design, and safety measures—not only benefit women and vulnerable groups but also encourage broader public transport use.
• Women’s travel behaviours and choices can drive decarbonisation efforts, with a shift to public and active mobility contributing significantly to emissions reduction.
• Gender-sensitive planning is not an added cost but rather a strategic investment in improving modal shift, resilience, and the effectiveness of sustainable transport systems.
This session will be refreshing, participatory, and thought-provoking, encouraging cross-regional knowledge exchange while keeping the tone light, fun, and interactive.
