Report proposes state strategy against transport poverty

The document, promoted by ECODES and with CSIC participation, aims to guide the Ministry of Transport in designing an action plan.

Image of a report on transport poverty on a desk.
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Image of a report on transport poverty on a desk.

During European Mobility Week, a key report has been presented to address transport poverty, aiming to guide the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility.

The Group of Specialists on Vulnerabilities and Poverty in Transport, promoted by ECODES, has released the document Towards the future State Strategy against Transport Poverty. This report contains a series of proposals directed at the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, with the aim of collaborating in the design of the future strategy's Action Plan.
Research from the giSCHE of IETcc-CSIC, through doctor architect Alicia Gómez Nieto, has been fundamental in the report's development. Gómez Nieto, a member of PTI Mobility CSIC and the Group of Specialists, participated in the MOMENTUM project, focused on data science and urban digital twins for emission control, funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU.
This scientific collaboration strengthens the transfer of knowledge towards public policies. The perspective of research on mobility, social vulnerability, urban data science, and ecosocial transition is thus integrated into the debate on the future State Strategy against Transport Poverty.

The report Towards the future State Strategy against Transport Poverty can be consulted here.

For further details, the press release issued by ECODES can be reviewed.
Based on information from the official source: Instituto Eduardo Torroja de Ciencias de la Construcción (CSIC) (24/09/2026)