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Inspired by:
FP7
» Less Bias Against Public Transport in Emerging Countries
version
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5
/ updated:
2010-10-29
id: #1008 / version id: #61
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Originally submitted by:
Cornelia Daheim
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Last changed by:
Ines Lietzke
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Source of inspiration
European Commission Framework Programme for RTD
(FP7)
Theme/activity of inspiration
Theme 7 - Transport (including aeronautics)
Sub-theme/area of inspiration
SST: Ensuring sustainable urban mobility
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Signal's headline
(max. 9 words)
Less Bias Against Public Transport in Emerging Countries
Signal's description
(approx. 150 words)
Please describe the Weak Signal (approx. 150 words)
Increasing public awareness towards sustainable mobility and a broad acceptance for public transportation services in Europe have helped to change the negative perception of it in emerging countries. It is perceived less as the means of transportation for the lower classes.
Keywords
public transport, awareness, emerging countries, sustainable mobility, bias
Mini-description
(max. 250 characters)
Increasing public awareness towards sustainable mobility and a broad acceptance for public transportation services in Europe have helped to change the negative perception of it in emerging countries.
Signal's first apperance
2005-now
Signal's potential evolution
It could lead to...
issue
type of issue/development
potential impact on society
timeframe for the issue to become at least 50% probable
#1
The infrastructure in emerging countries is improved and public transportation is introduced much more broadly.
continuation
very beneficial
now-2025
Under what assumption the Weak Signal might evolve.
support from the EU for improving the infrastructure and to strongly push the introduction of public transportation in emerging countries
Importance
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Level 2: important for a particular
world region
emerging and developing countries, especially in Latin America and Sub-Sahara Africa
Filters preventing the signal's monitoring
cultural/religious
filters (values, traditions, faith, spiritual beliefs)
Key driving forces of this signal
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Driver 1
Driver 2
Social
higher acceptance for public transportation will foster its use
Political
politics have to ensure not only convenient but also safe means of public transportation
Major risks & opportunities associated to the signal
Please choose the most appropriate timeframe option(s) to which you would like to provide inputs.
Risks
Opportunities
between 2015-2025
better air quality in urban areas; improved mobility for the poor
Potential stakeholders' actions
short-term actions
(now-2015)
longer-term
(after 2015)
Policy actors (at the international, European and national levels)
support public transportation systems and guarantee more safety
Business actors (incl. SMEs)
international companies: no longer focus only on industrial countries but also meet the needs of emerging countries
Academic/Research sector
research on concepts for public transport systems in emerging countries
Media
inform general public within the country about convenient and safe public transportation systems in other parts of the world
Signal's relevance for European Grand Challenges
where?
please justify:
particularly relevant
Europe
world
Behavioural change
Crime and terrorism
Social exclusion & poverty
Social cohesion and diversity
Energy security/dynamics
Globalization vs. localization
Urban and rural dynamics
Sustainability and climate change
Signal's relevance for thematic research areas
please justify:
particularly relevant
Energy
Environment (including Climate Change)
Transport (including aeronautics)
Social Sciences and Humanities
Security
Regional development
Pan-European strategies influencing the signal
please justify:
particularly relevant
Strengthening research institutions and universities
Research-friendly strategies
potentially improving understanding of the signal
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please justify:
particularly relevant
Creating a closer link between researchers & policy-makers
(e.g. supporting both thematic and cross-cutting policies, highlighting the strategic purpose of the European Research Area, etc.
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