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|title=Deliverable | |title=Deliverable D4.1. Towards Resilient and Responsible Shared Mobility Business Models for Urban Outskirts | ||
|authors=Stephanie Geertman (Hogeschool Utrecht); Daniela Arias Molinares (University of Twente) | |authors=Stephanie Geertman (Hogeschool Utrecht); Daniela Arias Molinares (University of Twente) | ||
|description=This deliverable explores how resilient and responsible business models can support shared mobility services within the context of the DREAMS project, and the concept of the 15-minute urban outskirts neighbourhood (15mN). The report aims to identify the conditions that support the long-term viability of shared mobility business models in urban outskirts. | |description=This deliverable explores how resilient and responsible business models can support shared mobility services within the context of the DREAMS project, and the concept of the 15-minute urban outskirts neighbourhood (15mN). The report aims to identify the conditions that support the long-term viability of shared mobility business models in urban outskirts. | ||
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Deliverable D4.1. Towards Resilient and Responsible Shared Mobility Business Models for Urban Outskirts
This deliverable explores how resilient and responsible business models can support shared mobility services within the context of the DREAMS project, and the concept of the 15-minute urban outskirts neighbourhood (15mN). The report aims to identify the conditions that support the long-term viability of shared mobility business models in urban outskirts.
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