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|title=Deliverable D4.1. Towards Resilient and Responsible Shared Mobility Business Models for Urban Outskirts
|title=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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PUBLICATION
D4.1. Towards Resilient and Responsible Shared Mobility Business Models for Urban Outskirts
Date2026-10-01
CategoryDeliverable
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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.
Authors
Stephanie Geertman (Hogeschool Utrecht)
Daniela Arias Molinares (University of Twente)