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New ITDP, LivableStreets Alliance report shows Bostons bus service has not kept up with surging demand and outlines a timeline to get it back on track by 2030

“The World Health Organization says that, ‘liveable cities are walkable cities’, and the Philippines should prioritize pedestrians because its our human right to walk."

Dakar, senegal - In Senegal, two major traffic crashes in just eight days killed 62 people, reviving the question of road safety standards in Senegal an

In Senegal, two major traffic crashes in just eight days killed 62 people, reviving the question of road safety standards in Senegal and across Africa. The continent is home to the highest rate of road fatalities in the world. Experts blame a dangerous mix of poor infrastructure and driver education as well as low-quality imports.…

The 2022 Brussels summits final declaration dubbed the Joint Vision for 2030 promised among other things to invest in Africa $25 billion per year over the next seven years, and $315 billion to spend on energy and infrastructure. It has been mostly quiet one year on

Agricultural workers at an Inclusion Economics study site in Madhya Pradesh, India. Photo by Ishan Tankha. Gender and Growth Gaps by Greg Larson

Africa has world's highest rate of road fatalities; experts blame poor infrastructure, poor driver education, low-quality vehicles

While work schemes offer Pacific Islanders economic opportunities, critics say they exacerbate labour shortages at home.

The production by foreign companies is not export-oriented and adds little or no value to the economy

TISSNET 2023 Exam for MA Admission 2023 in Tata Institute of Social Sciences will be held between January 28 and February 28, 2023 in a single day, single session as a computer based test. While the exact exam date is yet to be announced, it is expected that TISSNET 2023 will be held on February 12, 2023.