Tinngo

Women face higher risks and burdens than men in transport, due to unequal access to resources, education, job opportunities and entrenched socio-cultural norms. TInnGO aims to combine existing tools and knowledge with new data, approaches and strategies in the following ways: 1. using existing gender mainstreaming tools and research methods 2. collecting existing mobility data and setting new standards for the collection of socio-demographic mobility data, which enables women’s travel behaviour to be prioritized using intersectional analysis 3. providing new datasets from which more equitable, fairer smart mobility can be developed, new resources to reduce gender gaps in transport, gender sensitive smart mobility innovations, new analysis methods and data sets, and case studies to inform both policy and practice 4. co-creating and attracting support and investment in gender action plans and gender sensitive smart mobility innovations by working with different groups of women and local groups to effect change within TInnGO cities and regional networks. TInnGO has been designed to have a wide range of impacts at local, national and EU level in relation to society, culture, economy, environment, people and knowledge, addressing issues of employment, education, R&I, women’s mobility and their experiences, entrepreneurship, “the transport culture”, design and future transport scenarios.