Mobility
Mobility — a multidimensional social, psychological and functional capacity that reflects the ability of an individual or social system to move, adapt, transform roles, and respond effectively to changing environmental conditions. It is understood as a dynamic mechanism that supports flexibility, engagement with new spaces and practices, and sustained personal and professional development.
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