Policy Briefs
Unveiling the true cost of our toxic relationship with cars
Since their invention, it’s been estimated that cars have killed 60-80 million people (Miner et al., 2024). This is comparable to the deaths of World War I and World War II combined.
The car has long been marketed as a symbol of freedom, when it has, in fact, constricted our cities, drained our finances, and constituted a health risk.
These policy briefs recommend actions for governments, businesses, civil society and the public to develop new sustainable ways of moving around our cities.
Think7 (T7)
In 2022, The IGP played a key role in providing policy recommendations to G7 countries as part of the Think7 (T7) Engagement Group.
Professor Henrietta Moore and the IGP co-chaired the T7 Task Force on ‘Social cohesion, Economic transformation and Open societies', providing policy recommendations to support systemic transformations on social cohesion.
T7: Data Citizenship
Authors: Henrietta Moore, Fabio Battaglia, Rayhaan Lorgat and Katrina Moseley
May 2022
T7: Universal Protections
Authors: Henrietta Moore, Fabio Battaglia, Rayhaan Lorgat and Katrina Moseley
May 2022
T7: Universal Contributions
Authors: Henrietta Moore, Fabio Battaglia, Rayhaan Lorgat and Katrina Moseley
May 2022
T7: Prosperity Index
Authors: Henrietta Moore, Fabio Battaglia, Rayhaan Lorgat and Katrina Moseley
May 2022
Other
Stories of Change from the Connected Communities Inclusive Broadband Project
Authors: Juan M. Moreno, Saffron Woodcraft, Kulsuma Islam and Sultana Yasmin
January 2021