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Linea Verde (Green Line) on La Paz’s Mi Teleferico. Image by Doppelmayr.
Providing safe and efficient urban mobility remains one of the biggest challenges for cities around the world. To help tackle this challenge in metropolitan areas, Doppelmayr and the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) has signed a memorandum of understanding.
As cities continue to experienced unprecedented growth, urban cable car technology can be a key tool in improving transportation connectivity. UN-Habitat, along with its advocacy and partnership platform, The World Urban Campaign (WUC), will provide city builders the chance to learn, share and develop ideas on urban cable cars.
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