The UNFCCC Secretariat has released the 2012 report on the Momentum for Change Initiative. The report features nine experiences that contribute to address climate change while improving livelihoods and living conditions in developing countries’ urban areas.
The world does not lack ambition for sustainable transport. But what it now needs is a shared framework supported by…
SLOCAT\'s input to the COP30 Presidency roadmap argues By acting on transport systems, the transition away from fossil fuels can…
Climate ambition is pledged nationally. But transport gets decarbonised in places: in a Pacific port, on a freight corridor between…
The Climate High-Level Champions have published a new piece tracing two electrification journeys, from Santiago\'s rise to the largest electric…
Executive Summary: Transport at SB64 — What You Need to Know Transport is off-track for 1.5°C but central to delivering…
SLOCAT Secretary General Carly Gilbert-Patrick has co-authored a new op-ed for IISD\'s SDG Knowledge Hub with Rana Adib, Executive Director…
A new global declaration on transport data, signed by 42 organisations across five continents, sets out what it will take…
The 2026 ITF Summit in Leipzig brought together transport ministers, multilateral institutions, financiers, operators, and civil society around the theme…
$7 trillion. That\'s what governments spent on fossil fuel subsidies in 2023. The same year of the first Global Stocktake.…
The Global Sustainable Logistics Survey launches in 2026 to track progress on decarbonising freight and supply chains over the next…
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The world does not lack ambition for sustainable transport. But what it now needs is a shared framework supported by a clear vision, rigorous metrics, reliable data, visible reporting, and real accountability. During this UN HLPF official side event, join leading...
SLOCAT's input to the COP30 Presidency roadmap argues By acting on transport systems, the transition away from fossil fuels can be accelerated across multiple sectors, simultaneously delivering climate, economic,and social outcomes in parallelThe submission is now...
Climate ambition is pledged nationally. But transport gets decarbonised in places: in a Pacific port, on a freight corridor between two Asian cities, along a flood-prone road in West Africa. That is why SLOCAT is sharpening its regional focus. Impact does not come...
SLOCAT Secretary General Carly Gilbert-Patrick has co-authored a new op-ed for IISD's SDG Knowledge Hub with Rana Adib, Executive Director of REN21. The piece makes a simple argument. Fifty years after the first oil shock, fossil fuels still supply 95% of transport...
A new global declaration on transport data, signed by 42 organisations across five continents, sets out what it will take to make the UN Decade of Sustainable Transport a decade of evidence rather than estimation. Here is why it matters, and how to add your name. The...