Face aux frontières et au relief, ils ont réussi l'impossible : mobiliser 30 000 personnes et tracer 375 km de voies éco-mobiles. Voici les coulisses de leur résilience.
Dosybikes isn't just teaching women to ride; it's igniting a revolution. Sisters Menna and Nouran Farouk launched this platform in Cairo to break gender barriers in transportation, promote environmental sustainability, and drive economic empowerment, already training over 7,000 women...
The sun dipped below Cairo's skyline as cyclists gathered for a night ride. Led by Go Bike Egypt, they pedaled through the city, their laughter echoing through the streets.
The Mobility Factory, originally a Spanish-Belgian cooperative, provides online booking software for Europe's electric car-sharing communities.
Som Mobilitat is a Spanish sustainable mobility cooperative that facilitates electric car-sharing and promotes non-motorised forms of transport.
Wave is a Beirut-based enterprise that wants more people to make electric bikes part of their daily routine, in Lebanon and beyond.
Vélorution Tunisie, a non-profit organisation for bike enthusiasts, is driving various projects to get Tunisians to reduce pollution through cycling.
Cycling Jordan, a bicycle store and sustainable tour operator, has ambitious plans to get more Jordanians travelling on two wheels rather than four.
Cantal Bakker was visiting Marrakech for the first time when she realized that its beautiful, small streets are part of a labyrinth.
Beirut-based cycling NGO, The Chain Effect, use street art as a way to spread their message of cycling mobility in Lebanon.
The disruptive cardboard bicycle was covered by media outlets worldwide, pitched at the UN’s Social Innovation Summit, and caught the eye of Coca-Cola, who wanted 300,000 branded bikes.
OptimaDecision is a planning and consulting firm specialized in transport planning, employing behavioral psychology in part.
