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The heat in Nigeria is no longer just a topic of casual conversation; it is a lived reality. In a…
A new SLOCAT–GIZ analysis of 110 new NDCs finds that governments are overwhelmingly backing technology-led solutions while neglecting the systemic…
Nigeria does not face a policy vacuum on climate and transport. It faces an execution gap, in coordination, capacity, infrastructure,…
Position Description SLOCAT accelerates the transformation of transport systems and services towards inclusive, healthy, green and resilient solutions for people…
GIZ-SLOCAT NDC Analysis This report by GIZ and SLOCAT evaluates the integration of transport within the latest round of Nationally…
A landmark multistakeholder workshop co-convened by SLOCAT, Climate Compatible Growth, and UNECE will lay the foundations for tracking global progress…
A new analysis from PATH reveals how walking and cycling are finally getting recognition in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), though…
Knowledge for Action Understanding the Landscape and Where to Act NowEvidence-based, open-source data and knowledge underpin effective policymaking and investment.…
From Insight to Impact, Together Mobilising Towards a Global Goal for TransportDecisions on transport policies and investments determine whether economies…
From Insight to Impact. Together Seizing Opportunities in a Crisis EraBetween 2023 and 2025, some progress has been made towards…
SLOCAT is the international, multi-stakeholder partnership powering systemic transformations and a just transition towards equitable, healthy, green and resilient transport and mobility systems for the people and the planet.
A new analysis from PATH reveals how walking and cycling are finally getting recognition in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), though accountability frameworks still lag behind Walking and cycling are no longer afterthoughts in the global climate...
Air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions are among Nigeria’s most urgent economic and public health problems, with transport accounting for over a quarter of Nigeria’s greenhouse gas emissions. Yet despite strong national climate commitments, many private businesses...
We are delighted to publish with our dear partners REN21 this very important Memo, on the Transport and Energy Thematic day at COP30 in Belèm. Energy and transport are deeply interconnected: Transport relies on energy to move people and goods, and energy...
As global temperatures rise and extreme weather event become more frequent, logistics systems are increasingly vulnerable to disruption. From flooded roads to heat-distorted railways and overwhelmed ports, the impacts of climate change are already compromising the...
SLOCAT is thrilled to welcome Bridges to Prosperity (B2P) as the newest member of our growing global Partnership. Their proven commitment to connecting rural communities with vital services through sustainable infrastructure is a powerful addition to our ecosystem of...