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Istanbul Tackles Tourist Crowds and Climate Issues Together
The Caferağa neighborhood in Istanbul is implementing a comprehensive urban redesign to combat overcrowding from 2.3 million daily district visitors and mitigate climate risks. Through a partnership with WRI Türkiye, the area is piloting Low Emission Zones and proposing five key interventions: expanding pedestrian and bike infrastructure (targeting 58 km of lanes by 2050), launching the ModaBüs shuttle in 2025, managing parking sustainably, and transitioning 30% of deliveries to electric or active transport to save 425 kg of CO2 weekly.
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Document type: Case study
Safe Bicycle Lane Design Principles: Responding to Cycling Needs in Cities during COVID and Beyond
This guide by the World Resources Institute and its partners provides principles for designing safe, temporary cycling infrastructure in response to the increased demand for cycling during the COVID-19 pandemic, aiming to transition these measures into lasting sustainable urban mobility networks.
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Document type: Guide