EcoMobility - Revision history

Ranisha: /* Stakeholders */

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Sophie Isabel Verstraelen: /* Stakeholders */

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Wiki Gardener at 12:11, 5 November 2014

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Ranisha at 13:23, 20 August 2014

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Ranisha: /* Characteristics of EcoMobility */

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Characteristics of EcoMobility

Ranisha at 07:59, 11 July 2014

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Benjamin Rebenich at 13:01, 10 October 2012

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Katharina Wiedemann at 16:00, 6 August 2012

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Katharina Wiedemann at 16:00, 6 August 2012

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Benjamin Rebenich at 08:47, 6 July 2012

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 <u>Four main actors involved in the mobility sector have been identified<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/Actors_in_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.2 - Main Actors on the EcoMobility Scene] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:</u>
 #'''Governmental organizations and political institutions''' since they set the ground rules and incentives for other stakeholders.
-#'''[[EcoMobility benefits business|Businesses]] and public or private operators''' who provide technological solutions and transport services.
+#'''[[EcoMobility_Benefits_Business|Businesses]] and public or private operators''' who provide technological solutions and transport services.
 #'''Experts’ organizations and academic institutions''' influence other involved actors, like governments, by raising attention for certain topics.
 #'''Users''' or “consumers” of mobility are crucial since they determine the success of decisions and programs by choosing how to move.

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 <u>Four main actors involved in the mobility sector have been identified<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/Actors_in_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.2 - Main Actors on the EcoMobility Scene] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:</u>
 #'''Governmental organizations and political institutions''' since they set the ground rules and incentives for other stakeholders.
-#'''Businesses and public or private operators''' who provide technological solutions and transport services.
+#'''[[EcoMobility benefits business|Businesses]] and public or private operators''' who provide technological solutions and transport services.
 #'''Experts’ organizations and academic institutions''' influence other involved actors, like governments, by raising attention for certain topics.
 #'''Users''' or “consumers” of mobility are crucial since they determine the success of decisions and programs by choosing how to move.
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 = Mutual Relationship Between Mobility and Socio-Economics =

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 <u>'''EcoMobility'''<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/What_is_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.1 - What Is EcoMobility?] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:</u>
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	<u>'''EcoMobility'''<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/What_is_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.1 - What Is EcoMobility?] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:</u>		<u>'''EcoMobility'''<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/What_is_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.1 - What Is EcoMobility?] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:</u>

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	EcoMobility is an environmentally friendly and socially inclusive way of transportation, including cycling, wheeling, walking and the use of public transportation, with special focus on intermodality.		EcoMobility is an environmentally friendly and socially inclusive way of transportation, including cycling, wheeling, walking and the use of public transportation, with special focus on intermodality.
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 EcoMobility is an environmentally friendly and socially inclusive way of transportation, including cycling, wheeling, walking and the use of public transportation, with special focus on intermodality.
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 = ics of EcoMobility<br/> =
-'''EcoMobility'''<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/What_is_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.1 - What Is EcoMobility?] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:
+<u>'''EcoMobility'''<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/What_is_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.1 - What Is EcoMobility?] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:</u>
 #integrates environmentally sustainable forms of mobility.
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 #reduces the use of privately owned motorized vehicles.
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 *walking
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 *wheeling (wheelchairs, non-motorized scooters, walking aids, skates, push scooters, trailer, hand carts, shopping carts/ trolleys, carrying aids)
-<br/>'''Public transport includes:'''
+<br/><u>'''Public transport includes:'''</u>
 *buses
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 = Stakeholders =
-Four main actors involved in the mobility sector have been identified<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/Actors_in_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.2 - Main Actors on the EcoMobility Scene] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:
+<u>Four main actors involved in the mobility sector have been identified<ref>[http://www.ecomobility.org/fileadmin/template/project_templates/ecomobility/files/Publications/Actors_in_EcoMobility.pdf Global Alliance for EcoMobility: Fact sheet 1.2 - Main Actors on the EcoMobility Scene] (retrieved 26.06.2012)</ref>:</u>
 #'''Governmental organizations and political institutions''' since they set the ground rules and incentives for other stakeholders.