SF looks at how new technologies, businesses and non-profit institutions can enable urban and rural services to expand affordable access and cleaner mobility solutions for low-income communities. These include but are not limited to:

• Digital platforms to coordinate vehicles or routes
• New services and models that connect isolated communities
• Standardised measurement methodologies on emissions
• Public/Private relationships to incentivise infrastructure planning

• Three-year co-funding partnership founded by SF and the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office
• Developing ecosystems that accelerate the market led adoption of e-motorcycles and e-vehicles in Ethiopia, Uganda and Rwanda