MULTIMODAL
MOBILITY

The United Economic Development Fund (UEDF) is a financial institution that invests in a variety of sectors with the goal of promoting economic growth and development. One of the areas that the UEDF invests in is multimodal mobility, which refers to the integration of various transportation modes to create a more efficient and sustainable transportation system. Here are the multimodal mobility sectors that the UEDF invests in:

Electric Vehicles: The UEDF invests in electric vehicle manufacturers, charging station infrastructure providers, and battery technology companies that are working towards making electric vehicles more accessible and affordable.

Autonomous Vehicles: The UEDF invests in companies that are developing autonomous vehicle technology, including software and hardware manufacturers, and companies working on sensor technology.

Shared Mobility: The UEDF invests in companies that provide shared transportation services such as ride-hailing, bike-sharing, and car-sharing.

Public Transit: The UEDF invests in companies that provide public transportation services, including bus, subway, and light rail operators.

Aviation: The UEDF invests in companies that provide aviation services, including airlines, airport operators, and aircraft manufacturers.

Railways: The UEDF invests in railway operators and manufacturers of railway equipment, such as locomotives and rolling stock.

Water Transportation: The UEDF invests in companies that provide water transportation services, including shipping companies and port operators.

Infrastructure: The UEDF invests in companies that provide infrastructure services, including construction companies and engineering firms that specialize in transportation infrastructure.

Logistics: The UEDF invests in logistics companies that provide supply chain management services, including transportation and warehousing.

Freight Transportation: The UEDF invests in companies that provide freight transportation services, including trucking companies, cargo airlines, and shipping companies.

Mobility-as-a-Service: The UEDF invests in companies that provide Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) platforms, which integrate various transportation modes to create a seamless and convenient transportation experience for users.

Connected Vehicles: The UEDF invests in companies that develop and manufacture connected vehicle technology, which enables vehicles to communicate with each other and with infrastructure to improve safety and efficiency.

Urban Air Mobility: The UEDF invests in companies that are developing urban air mobility solutions, including flying cars and drones, to address urban transportation challenges.

Micromobility: The UEDF invests in companies that provide micromobility solutions such as e-bikes and scooters, which provide a convenient and environmentally friendly way to travel short distances.

Intelligent Transportation Systems: The UEDF invests in companies that develop and manufacture intelligent transportation systems, including traffic management systems and smart transportation infrastructure, to improve safety and reduce congestion.