CONNECTKaro participants convened in Mumbai, India, to discuss ways in which sustainable transport and urban development can help build a brighter future for India’s cities. Photo by EMBARQ.

Chowpatty cityscape, Mumbai, India. Photo by Tom Spender.

A team consisting of European experts from leading architecture schools has advised Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) to include intangible aspects of heritage of the walled city in the Unesco dossier. These aspects include belief systems, religion, trading traditions, syncretic culture, food, unique practices, philosophies and legends.

A team consisting of European experts from leading architecture schools has advised Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) to include intangible aspects of heritage of the walled city in the Unesco dossier. These aspects include belief systems, religion, trading traditions, syncretic culture, food, unique practices, philosophies and legends.

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Ahmedabad's Janmarg bus rapid transit (BRT) system is a best practice example of sustainable urban mobility. Photo by Meena Kadri.

Indore's groundbreaking public-private partnership to improve transit is a model for rapidly growing Indian cities. Photo by EMBARQ.

EMBARQ India's new guidebook analyzes bus systems in cities around the world, including Seoul, South Korea. Photo by Bebouchard.

“The big challenge for developing countries like India is to keep a balanced transport mix that provides adequate accessibility for people and goods.

“The big challenge for developing countries like India is to keep a balanced transport mix that provides adequate accessibility for people and goods.