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Kenya's Electric Mobility Transformation Can Offer a Model for Other Countries
18 Sep 2022 | Abstracted from We Forum
"With 22 million rides per day, [the motorbike taxi] sector...provides an estimated 1 million direct jobs for drivers...However, these bikes are 10 times more polluting than cars, deteriorating air quality and threatening people’s health.
"The Accelerating E-Mobility Solutions for Social Change partnership...collaborated with e-bike manufacturers to demonstrate how to source local e-bikes and build charging infrastructure."
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