Harshita Jamba

Senior Program Associate - Transport

Bio

Harshita is a Senior Program Associate with the New Sustainable Mobility practice at WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities. She works on analyzing the impact of tech-led- mobility services disrupting cities globally; studying regulations and policies to understand how cities are responding to innovation in mobility, working with new mobility entrepreneurs, and towards bridging the gap between government and enterprises through experiments and dialogues.

Harshita holds a Master’s degree in Development Policy, Planning and Practice from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, where she spent a semester at Sciences Po, studying urban policy. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from the University of Delhi.

She completely dotes on dogs, and in her free time, she enjoys playing outdoor sports and painting.

Blog Posts

Balancing Innovation and Regulation of Mobility Aggregators
by Harshita Jamba - May 06, 2021
The ride-hailing industry has altered commuting patterns in Indian cities. Cabs have been the most popular model, followed by buses, bikes and autorickshaws, which have gained matured ridership and continue
New Mobility Dialogues: Leveraging Data and Fostering Collaboration
by Harshita Jamba - May 01, 2017
On 6th April 2017, WRI India Sustainable Cities in partnership with Startup India program of the Government of India convened the New Mobility Dialogues held in New Delhi, as part of Connect Karo 2017. The New Mobility Dialogues brought together existing and aspiring startups, seasoned entrepreneurs, mobility experts and other stakeholders to learn about new initiatives, tools and

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