Building upon the work of a series of previous SNRE master's projects, our team has identified New Mobility as a potential set of solutions to many of the social and environmental problems related to mobility and accessibility within urban slum regions of the world.  New Mobility systems are highly integrated, environmentally sound, and socially equitable systems of moving people and goods. Implementing such systems as a solution to urbanization mega-trends is an innovative concept in that previous solutions to addressing slums (i.e. slum-upgrading) did not consider mobility, and solutions to transportation problems (i.e. mass transit, hub networks, etc) either completely ignored or minimally considered slum dwellers.  Our team has chosen to take both a macro-level as well as a micro-level approach to how we can provide new mobility solutions to urban slums.  Half of the team produced a conceptual model for providing New Mobility solutions to slums throughout Sub-Saharan Africa, while the other half examined issues specific to the slums of Sao Paulo, Brazil.