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Beyond Urban Proximity: The 30-Minute Region as a Framework for Accessibility in Rural Areas
The 30-minute region (30mR) builds on proximity-based planning models, most prominently the 15-minute city (15mC), and adapts them to rural areas. It is grounded in the principle of just access to essential services, recognizing that accessibility is not only a matter of spatial distance but linked
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