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Ruchita Bansal

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Ruchita Bansal is an architect and planner with over 15 years of experience specializing in urban planning, transport research, policy formulation, and capacity-building workshops promoting sustainable transportation. Previously at ICLEI-South Asia and Centre for Science and Environment, Ruchita supported smart cities, advocated sustainable mobility, and led non-motorized transport campaigns across India.

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