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Are companies in Madagascar sensitive to CSR?

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Role of LPG in enabling a just and inclusive energy transition in Africa and the Arab region

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Sustainable technology assessment model in Tehran's urban transportation

Marjani, Taimoor; Pourabedi, Mohammadreza; Saaedi, Leila; … - In: Journal of urban economics and management : a quarterly … 6 (2018) 22, pp. 1-18

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Ferry transportation in Abidjan : establishment, operation and sustainability of a paratransit system

Gnankon Kabran, Estelle; Eguavoen, Irit - 2019

Abidjan, the economic capital of Côte d´Ivoire, is built around the Ebrié lagoon on the Atlantic Ocean. Boats and ferries have always been part of the urban transport system. Ferries (pinasses) are essential to enable particularly the poor to maintain their mobility. The objective of this...

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