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16 Jul 2021 In Morning Commute Blog, News By SLOCAT

Moving Forward Series: Opening streets for people

by Seble Samuel, SLOCAT-VREF Young Leader in Sustainable Transport The LEDS GP Transport Working Group is publishing a series of five papers co-authored by young people from around the world on sustainable recovery for the transport sector: Leveraging insights from COVID-19 response measures to drive …

08 Jul 2021 In Morning Commute Blog, News By SLOCAT

Moving Forward Series: Job Creation Through Green Transport

by Cyprine Odada, SLOCAT-VREF Young Leader in Sustainable Transport The LEDS GP Transport Working Group is publishing a series of papers co-authored by young people from around the world on sustainable recovery for the transport sector: Leveraging insights from COVID-19 response measures to drive more …

07 Jul 2021 In Adaptation, Blog Post, Climate Change, Dialogue and Networking, Global, Knowledge and Policy Analysis, Mitigation, Sustainable Development By SLOCAT

An Urgent Call for Radical Transport Climate Action to Accelerate Implementation of Sustainable
Development Goal 13

by Emily Hosek and Alice Yiu, SLOCAT Partnership The transport sector has an immense impact on our planet’s climate, and as the fastest-growing source of global emissions, the decisions that we make today about how we move people and goods (and when it is not …

30 Jun 2021 In Morning Commute Blog, News By Alice Yiu

Moving Forward Series: Sustainable Freight Transport in the Aftermath of the Pandemic

by Agnivesh Pani, SLOCAT-VREF Young Leader in Sustainable Transport The LEDS GP Transport Working Group is publishing a series of papers co-authored by young people from around the world on sustainable recovery for the transport sector: Leveraging insights from COVID-19 response measures to drive more …

25 Jun 2021 In Active Mobility, Blog Post, Climate Change, Dialogue and Networking, Latin America and the Caribbean By SLOCAT

Green Transport I Costa Rican Municipalities cycling towards a green mobility transformation – The Case of Montes de Oca and Curridabat

In recent decades, the use of private vehicles has grown dramatically in the Greater Metropolitan Area of Costa Rica (GAM). Currently, more than a third of daily trips are made by car or motorcycle, and this is projected to expand, as Costa Rica’s motorisation rate …