Keisha is a Berlin-based urban planner with expertise in sustainable mobility in Asia focused on the intersections between Just Mobility, gender, and inclusivity. She holds an MBA in Sustainable Mobility from TU Berlin and has a background in urban planning and journalism. Previously, she worked with the Asian Development Bank and the World Bank where she focused on transport finance and active transport planning.
Selected publications or texts
- Historic rollout of bicycle infrastructure in the Philippines Conference Paper, Australasian College of Road Safety Conference (2022)
- Philippines’ commitment towards road safety in partnership with the World Bank Conference Paper, 4th IRF Asia Pacific Regional Congress & Exhibition (2022)
- Bikenomics: The Economic Benefits of Cycling Research Material, Friedrich Naumann Foundation (2021)
- How can universities in emerging economies support a more thriving cycling culture? Journal Article, Transportation Research Part D Transport and Environment (2020)
Awards and recognitions
- Keisha is part of 2023’s Remarkable Feminist Voices in Transport and was awarded as one of the Philippines’ Top Outsdanding Women in Service in 2022 for her work in Urban Transport.