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1995•7th International Conference on Mobility and Transport for Elderly and Disabled PeopleCranfield Institute of Technology, EnglandRequires access

MOBILITY AND TRANSPORT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Charles Khaula

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This paper focuses on mobility and transport for the disabled in developing countries. The main problems encountered are discussed, including supply of materials and funding for aid and appliances and also for public transport.

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This paper focuses on mobility and transport for the disabled in developing countries. The main problems encountered are discussed, including supply of materials and funding for aid and appliances and also for public transport.

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This paper focuses on mobility and transport for the disabled in developing countries. The main problems encountered are discussed, including supply of materials and funding for aid and appliances and also for public transport.

Key concepts: Developing country, Public transport, Business, Transport engineering, Economic growth, Economics, Engineering

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