Report Data & Diversity in mobility 2024

This report offers valuable and in-depth insights into the present state of data and diversity in the mobility sector, with a particular focus on women. By analyzing responses from 100 companies across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (DACH-region), it sheds light on the current conditions, highlights data gaps, and suggests practical steps for action.

What?

Comprehensive report on the status quo, data gaps and opportunities for action focussing on women as employees and users 

Who?

Collection and analysis of data from 100 mobility companies in the DACH region – from public transport to the automotive industry.

How?

Conducting the study using qualitative interviews and quantitative online surveys. Publication date: February 2024

Topics and insights from the report:

The data-based report shows how relevant gender diversity is to the mobility industry, from employees to users. With concrete figures, strategies and best practice examples, it shows the path to fair mobility solutions and their economic value.

Diversity in mobility - data, facts and solutions

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10 steps towards more accessibility

Mobility services often neglect the needs of many people such as children, families, women, people with disabilities and the elderly. To realize the full potential of mobility solutions, mobility solutions must work and be accessible for everyone.

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6 Gender data gaps in mobility

What is the gender data gap? This refers to missing data collections or data sets in which a particular gender is underrepresented. Where data is missing, knowledge is also missing. In many cases, the data gaps are to the disadvantage of women.

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4 Gender Biases in mobility

Gender biases are prejudices based on gender. They influence how and what information is collected and analysed. Data is often one-sided and the realities – of women, for example – are neglected

This project was supported by a grant from the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) and EIT Urban Mobility.
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