Policy briefs

This project undertook research in two Kenyan cities, Nairobi and Mombasa. It aimed to develop stakeholder-led solutions to achieve sustainable and equitable mobility, grounded in a better understanding of the issue and the health impacts it causes. The ultimate goal was to foster a comprehensive approach to mobility that prioritizes the well-being of individuals and

Navigating Nairobi

A new blog has been posted by Caroline Knowles on Medium. A new blog by Caroline Knowles (Programme Manager for British Academy’s GCRF Urban Infrastructures of Well-Being Programme) vividly describes the challenges and hardships faced by residents living in informal settlements such as Mathare in Nairobi. She reports on how researchers on Equitable Mobility have been

Calling all residents of Mombasa and Nairobi!

Photo:  Nina Stock on Pixabay  Tell us about your travel experiences and suggest solutions to make it better. Join the Stockholm Environment Institute based in Nairobi, who are collaborating with the University of York, UK on Equitable Mobility, to look at issues around mobility and wellbeing in urban areas. We are focusing our work on Mombasa and Nairobi, Kenya. We

We’re COVID safe

We will be holding a series of workshops with different stakeholders in the coming months but we want to assure everyone taking part that we take COVD-19 very seriously and will put in measures to ensure we minimise any risk. These are:

EquiMob activities to start

Activities set to takes place in May . Looking for stakeholders and individuals to join us in identifying the key transport mobility challenges people face in Nairobi and Mombasa.

Introducing the Team

Team photo – including participants at the first Equitable Mobility meeting.