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Vélobar is a mobile bar that enables healthy and responsible street food, providing an alternative for urban eating. It is an innovative project that addresses unemployed people through a micro-franchise model. The mobile living space offers French snacks from a three-wheeled vehicle to meet economic, social, environmental and societal needs in cities today and tomorrow. It aims to recreate opportunities for social interaction, employ young unemployed individuals, encourage exercise, and offer local organic food in an original way.
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