Rana Adib, Executive Director, REN21 COVID-19 has woken us up. Our economies have completely locked down, and transport has decreased significantly. This has led to reductions in carbon dioxide emissions and air pollution and has given us a glimpse of how life could be if we were able to make the necessary shift to a …
IsDB announces US$2.3 billion strategic preparedness response for member countries
Shared by Mohammed Alsayed, Manager, Economic Infrastructure at Islamic Development Bank, and published in the IsDB SDG Digest Special Edition on COVID-19 Photo from Gulf Business In recent years disruption is associated with something positive. This was largely associated with the work of scholars of innovation such as Clayton M. Christensen. The Cambridge Dictionary defined …
Restoring trust in public transport: The way forward
Written by Tsu-Jui Cheng, on behalf of Gino Van Begin, ICLEI Secretary General Photo from CityTalk/ICLEI As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the transport sector has experienced some of the most severe social and economic impacts. Public transport is keeping cities moving through the crisis, getting essential workers to their jobs and supporting essential …
Stepping ahead from COVID-19: The footpath to recovery and transformation!
Bronwen ThorntonSLOCAT Board Chair and Walk21 CEO Photo from Unsplash/Macau Photo Agency Imagine you’ve reached the peak of a mountain (or a local hill). We are enjoying the view, the blue skies, the fresh air, the quiet, the sense of what’s been achieved and a renewed sense of what’s possible. Lovely isn’t it! We now …
Health & happiness: How can transport contribute to enhanced quality of life?
Transport and mobility can play a central role in improving the quality of life. In this Fireside Chat episode of Let’s Talk Transport, experts from the sustainable, low carbon transport community, together with others working on public health, air quality, and behaviour change, will investigate this topic in light of complex societal challenges. Speakers: Glynda …
Gearing up for sustainable mobility at COP25!
The Chile Climate Change Conference, which features the 25th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP25), started today and will be held until 13 December 2019 in Madrid, Spain. The Paris Process on Mobility and Climate (PPMC), a joint initiative by the SLoCaT Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) and Movin’On, actively engages the global transport community at COP25 and is working closely with the Chilean Presidency to advance safe, efficient, affordable and low carbon mobility.
SLoCaT Engagement in the Second UN Global Sustainable Transport Conference
Memo by the SLoCaT Partnership Secretariat – November 2019
A. Why is this conference important? Why SLoCaT?
Climate Action Summit Transport Summary
This document summarizes the references to transport at the UN Climate Action Summit and anlyses them by the Avoid-Shift-Improve framework.
New Global Roadmap of Action to guide the future of mobility
Sustainable mobility could connect 1 billion people, increase GDP by 2.6 trillion, cut 1.8 gigatons of CO2
First Webinar on Sustainable Transport’s Journey Towards COP25
The Santiago Climate Change Conference (COP25) will be held from 2 to 13 December 2019 in Santiago, Chile. The Paris Process on Mobility and Climate (PPMC), a joint initiative by Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) and Movin’On, will be active engaging the global transport community in the run-up to COP25 and is working closely with the Chilean Presidency to advance sustainable, low carbon transport.