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This project is co-funded by EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union.

EIT Urban Mobility Academy works with urban mobility experts to help professionals develop their skills through diverse learning modalities. It also works on Women in Urban Mobility, the project that strives to empower women in the urban mobility sector to take on leading roles in shaping our future mobility. Explore our offerings on e-courses, short videos and blended programs.

Women’s Fund Asia is a regional women’s fund, committed to supporting women, girls, trans, and intersex people led interventions to enhance and strengthen access to their human rights. We envision a peaceful and egalitarian region in which women, girls, trans, and intersex people’s participation, leadership, and enjoyment of all their human rights is ensured and secure. We provide fiscal and technical support to our partners, working to advance women, girls, trans, and intersex rights in their contexts.

Women in Motion (WIM) is an international women-led initiative that was born in the framework of the International Transport Forum in Leipzig on 24 May 2018. It seeks to strengthen women’s leadership in sectors that lack diversity and gender equality through a network of active cooperation and governance of the civil, private and public sectors. We seek to promote women leaders who lead the construction of inclusive, safe and sustainable cities.

We are a group of people who seek to make visible the mobility problems of domestic workers in Latin America. In return for the tireless work they do in our homes, through which they sustain our societies, we launched INVISIBLE COMMUTES as a collaborative space so that the stories of more than 14 million women in the region are made visible and access the Right to the City.

After four years as a transmedia project, it was legally constituted in 2023 as a corporation to expand its national and international impact. Major activities include transmedia content, consultancies, research, workshops, training, among others. Topics covered include transport (value chain and users), mobility, gender, women, children and adolescents, domestic and care work, right to the City and labour rights.

Our goal is to bring the agile mindset to the cities we serve. We also work on mobilizing allies and creating a program to make public spaces safe for women.

The IADB Transportation Division launches the Regional Public Good called Transport Gender Lab to achieve the incorporation and strengthening of the gender perspective in transport. Regional Public Goods seek collective solutions and respond to measures and challenges through cooperation among member countries, with the ultimate goal of obtaining greater development benefits and at a lower cost.