Challenge 7: Mobility

Currently, 50% of the world's population lives in cities. According to UN studies, the forecast is that in 2050, 70% of the population will live in metropolises. This increase in urban areas means an increase in daily commutes and poses a challenge to achieving a mobility policy that leads to a reduction and a change in the way we move, making it more sustainable and respectful of our environment, while at the same time preventing the more than 1.3 million annual deaths in traffic accidents that occur worldwide. The electrification of vehicles is playing a very important role in the automotive and energy generation industries. The challenge lies in managing electricity demand, reducing energy transmission losses, and maintaining the quality of the electricity supply. 

• Poor air quality.
• Gentrification.
• Mass tourism.
• Energy deficit.
• Peak traffic hours.

• Sustainable transport to improve air quality.
• Generation of new energy synergies.
• Decongest traffic areas.
• Share transportation.
• Facilitate the transfer of private transport to public transport.

FOUNDING TEAM: Patrique Zaman

INNOVATION: Long-range drones to transport medicines in inaccessible and protected regions.

WEBSITE: avy.eu

AVY is a pioneering startup in innovative aeronautical technology for a transition to sustainable aviation with a focus on life-saving missions and applications. Their long-range drones transport medicines, protect wildlife, and preserve nature.

FOUNDING TEAM:

INNOVATION: Shared electric motorcycle and bicycle service.

WEBSITE: cooltra.com