Community Transport Events Calendar
Transport sits at the crossroads of climate action, sustainability, and social justice. Knowing where the global conversation is happening is how we show up, speak up, and shape outcomes.
This calendar is a one-stop resource for upcoming events that matter to the sustainable transport community: UN climate and SDG processes, sector-specific forums, ministerial summits, research convenings, and key advocacy moments. Urban mobility, freight, road safety, active transport, energy, finance: if it connects to the transformation of transport systems for people and the planet, it belongs here.
SLOCAT partners and friends are welcome to submit events for inclusion. Send your event details to secretariat@slocatpartnership.org.
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Ramping up the Ambition of Transport-Related Climate Policy Targets in Asia and the Pacific
Transport is central to achieving national climate goals. Yet transport-specific targets remain uneven across Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), creating a gap between national climate commitments and the policies and investments required to translate them into action.
This webinar will examine how countries across Asia and the Pacific can strengthen transport-related climate targets and translate them into actionable policies and investments. It will explore regional trends in low-carbon transport and assess how transport policies across Southeast Asia and neighbouring subregions align with national climate targets.
A key highlight of the session will be the launch of Delivering India’s NDC Targets: Role of Transport, a new report by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI). The report presents lessons from India that can inform countries in Southeast Asia and across the region as they prepare or revise their transport-related climate commitments.
The session will also introduce new tools from the Asian Transport Observatory (ATO), covering development assistance flows, electric mobility supply chains, and multi-hazard climate risk across Asia and the Pacific, including Southeast Asia.
The discussion will highlight how stronger data, analytical tools, and regional collaboration can support more ambitious, evidence-based, and implementable transport-sector climate targets.