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Walkability

Deutsch: Begehbarkeit / Español: Caminabilidad / Português: Caminhabilidade / Français: Marchabilité / Italiano: Camminabilità

Walkability refers to the extent to which an urban or built environment is conducive to walking as a mode of transportation, recreation, or daily activity. It encompasses factors such as infrastructure, safety, accessibility, and aesthetic appeal that influence people's willingness and ability to walk. In the context of transport, logistics, and mobility, walkability plays a critical role in shaping sustainable urban development, reducing reliance on motorized transport, and promoting public health. As cities grow and face challenges like congestion and pollution, improving walkability has become a key objective for planners and policymakers worldwide.

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Waterway shipping

Deutsch: Binnenschifffahrt / Español: Transporte fluvial / Português: Transporte hidroviário / Français: Transport fluvial / Italiano: Trasporto per vie navigabili

The term Waterway shipping refers to the transportation of goods and passengers via inland waterways, such as rivers, canals, and lakes. As a cornerstone of sustainable logistics, it plays a vital role in reducing road congestion and lowering carbon emissions compared to other modes of transport. Waterway shipping is particularly suited for bulk commodities and heavy cargo, offering cost-effective and energy-efficient solutions for global and regional trade networks.

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