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Building on insights from the earlier cross-centre project “15-Minute Cities as Social-Ecological Transformation”, this project expands the scope from literature review to fieldwork, exploring transport equity through the lens of spatial (in)justice. Using a visual storytelling approach, the project documents everyday mobility practices and infrastructure use in Tallinn and Bangkok, revealing local issues and showcasing good practices in planning and design. The project will also develop a pan-SEI expandable photo bank to support SEI’s transport and mobility research and communications with authentic, place-based evidence. These outputs aim to reframe spatial justice challenges in transport, strengthen cross-centre collaboration, and inspire more inclusive and equitable urban mobility narratives.
Project / 15-minute cities propose urban redesigns aiming to cut carbon emissions and improve quality of life.
Other publication / This brief helps local planners and stakeholders understand how NbS can enhance wellbeing through effective design, governance, and impact assessment.
Feature / From Tallinn to Bangkok, everyday journeys reveal who moves freely in the city and who faces barriers along the way.
