Introduction Transport, a well-recognised determinant of health, is particularly salient to well-
being and equitable health outcomes amongst older people and people living with …

In addition to individual mobility needs, today's society requires spatial mobility within the
expected social role of a pedestrian and bus passenger. A social‐ecological model helps to …

Background The environment where people live, work or play can influence health and
disability outcomes. People with spinal cord injury are at risk for secondary health …

Background: The study investigated the perspective of people with mobility limitations
(PWML) in Zambia, firstly of their accessibility to public buildings and spaces, and secondly …

In developing countries disabled people and the elderly are more likely to be among the
poor. Moreover, exclusion increases the costs associated with disability to constrain …

In all prosperous and modern economies, cities are the engines of growth and melting pots
of diversely talented individuals. They offer inclusive environments with openness and …

The present work is part of the Project for Scientific Research and Technological
Development “Accessibility for All in Tourism”, focusing on modal interfaces designed …

Guidelines are for improving access to transport and hence reducing mobility barriers of
disabled people in developing and transition countries. Although basic problems faced by …

This paper explores the accessibility situation in a developing country such as Zambia. The
global view of accessibility for disabled people is provided to examine the accessibility …

While transport is a significant enabler of sustaining livelihoods among poor communities, it
is clearly also increasingly deemed important to deliver the benefits of greater inclusion of …