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Access publications, case studies, training material and information on upcoming events to increase your knowledge on the Sustainable Transport sector, looking to explore strategies, technologies, and policies that promote cleaner, more efficient, and inclusive transportation systems.
🚆 Join the Global Gateway Forum 2025 (10 October, Brussels) to explore how sustainable transport connectivity can advance global partnerships. This session will delve into strategies for scaling up investments in resilient...
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Dear All, I hope this message finds you well. My name is Alexandru Gronic, and I am currently working to establish an NGO in Moldova dedicated to social infrastructure projects. My 14 years of experience span collaborations with...
Climate targets in transport are largely missed in the EU. This paper analyses 190 Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP) and finds that they have major deficits regarding climate mitigation: Paris goals are not quantified in...
This is a short presentation on the contribution of rural transport to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Improvement of rural transport is indispensable for 9 goals. Therefore more attention needs to be given...
This is a short presentation about the need to improve rural transport in order to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
The newly updated Transport Toolkit, from LEDS GP’s Transport Working Group, helps decision-makers, practitioners and stakeholders involved in the transport sector identify the most effective tools to build and implement transport...
The Reference Group on Infrastructure meeting scheduled on 24-25 April 2017 In the run-up to the 5 th Africa-EU Summit, the European Commission in partnership with the African Union Commission is convening the meeting of the...
European Union and African Union
Decades of international donor support to the transport sector in Chad have targeted the national transport network, but the government remains dependent on external technical assistance.
Public transportation systems could remedy many of the problems faced by major cities in developing countries. But is there a one-size-fits-all solution to implementing them?
Good governance in transport is critical to sustain the development of the sector, writes Jean- Noël Guillossou of the Africa Transport Policy Programme (SSATP), hosted by the World Bank. Guillossou is Programme Manager of the EU-funded, 38 country SSATP, and shares key lessons learned from implementing this project.
