European Youth Declaration for Road Safety 2011
African Youth Declaration for Road Safety 2012
Caribbean Youth Declaration for Road Safety 2013
Youth and Road Safety Action Kit
UN road safety debate hears call for post-2015 action
Global action to combat a growing worldwide epidemic road deaths and injuries must become part of the UN’s new priorities for global development, the UN General Assembly was told on 10 April as it passed a new Resolution to address the crisis.
Key Transport Conclusions IPCC 5th Assessment Report WG3
The newly published 5th Assessment Report of the IPPCC confirms that the importance and potential of mitigation action by the transport sector to reduce dangerous climate change. The Transport Section Mitigation Pathways of the Summary for Policy Makers highlight the following 5 key conclusions:
ECF presents World Cycling Alliance to global community at WUF 7
The World Cycling Aliance (WCA) is an European Cyclists’ Federation initiative to build a global network of non-governmental organizations with a substantial interest in promoting cycling.
Germany-UK NAMA Facility Opens Second Call for Proposals
The International NAMA Facility announced its second call for NAMA Support Project Outlines today, inviting national governments of developing countries and emerging economies to submit proposals for highly ambitious, feasible projects that have the potential to catalyze transformational change toward low-carbon development.
iCET’s 2013 China Environmentally Friendly Vehicle (EFV) annual study outcomes would be released on Chinese Energy Conservation Week in June
China’s vehicle sales are the world’s highest for four consecutive years, accounting for about 60% of the national oil demand.
SLoCaT Partnership launches a global survey on Poverty and Transport
Following the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20), the global community is discussing a new global agenda on sustainable development. The Rio+20 outcome document “The Future We Want”, as well as the Report of the Secretary General’s High Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda state that the need to eradicate poverty needs to underpin the post-2015 global development agenda.