Join a RIDE Community of Practice

The RIDE Communities of Practice (CoPs) bring together researchers, policymakers, and transport practitioners from around the world to exchange knowledge, share evidence, and learn from one another on the future of sustainable mobility in developing economies. As a member, you will have the opportunity to engage with a global network of experts, stay informed about emerging research and policy developments, and contribute your experience to discussions that shape transport solutions with real-world impact.

At the heart of RIDE’s demand-driven and impact-oriented approach, the CoPs help connect research with practice. By bringing together those who generate evidence and those who apply it, they ensure that research remains relevant, actionable, and responsive to the needs of practitioners and decision-makers. Participation also offers a platform to expand your professional network, exchange ideas with peers, and help influence the direction of future research and policy conversations.

Whether your work focuses on rail systems, road infrastructure, freight and logistics, urban mobility, transport data, climate resilience, or decarbonisation, we invite you to volunteer your time and expertise by joining one of the following Communities of Practice:

CoP 1: Transport, Logistics and Trade
CoP 2: Productive and Efficient Urban Transport
CoP 3: Transport Decarbonisation, Resilience and Data

Become part of a global community working to advance evidence-based transport solutions and drive meaningful change across developing economies.

RIDE Communities of Practice (CoP)

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