EU-funded project to study the unintended consequences of the green and digital "Twin Transitions" policies: The mobility industry and the public sector.

At the University of Amsterdam and via an EU funded international research consortium, namely READJUST, we are addressing the unintended consequences of green and digital transition policies on inequality. We are currently looking for collaborators from the mobility industry and public organizations. We aim to include diverse opinions from various stakeholders involved in these policies: from municipal perspectives to innovators, incumbents, and citizens.
Please feel free to read more about our project here.
https://readjust.eu/about/about-the-project

and approach me at my email: m.t.ramezanzadeh@uva.nl

https://readjust.eu/about/about-the-project

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