Analyze existing information (secondary sources) or carry out targeted surveys, in order to: - identify the beneficiaries, in detail: i) # of urban and/or public transportation users, as well as pedestrians, cyclists, etc., disaggregating data by sex; ii) sex-differentiated mobility patterns (reason for the trip, number of trips, distance, schedules, type of transportation, etc.); iii) differentiated demands of female and male users of urban and/or public transportation (safe and accessible sidewalks, separate toilets, children's care and service halls, etc.); iv) priorities as well as obstacles to access the service (affordability, use of technology for payment, etc.); v) user safety, especially for women (risks of harassment and violence aboard urban transportation). - review connectivity of health care clinics, schools, community, centers, markets, etc. - review representation and labor force within the sector (institutions, businesses, contractors, etc.), disaggregating by sex.​​