Inspiring and refreshing to give a guest lecture at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, as part of the minor Living Circular Cities, about the importance of mobility and accessibility.
During this lecture, not only was the impact of good mobility systems on our society discussed, but the challenges in achieving inclusive and sustainable solutions were also highlighted.
At the end, the students actively got to work. In groups, they worked on a societal business case for mobility in the concept of the “5th village.” The ideas and insights that emerged from this showed the creative and forward-thinking vision of this generation.
Curious to see how this involvement and energy will translate into practice. Together, we are building a more sustainable future.
