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08 Mar 2021 In News By SLOCAT

Asian Transport Outlook Data to Support Larger and More Sustainable Transport Sector in Asia

ATO is a multiyear program with the potential to serve as primary knowledge base on transport in Asia. (Photo from ADB) MANILA, PHILIPPINES (8 March 2021) — The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has released a first batch of data as part of a new regional knowledge …

25 Feb 2021 In News By SLOCAT

SLOCAT Partnership Annual Meeting 2021

18 February 2021 I Online The SLOCAT Partnership Annual Partnership Meeting 2021 was an important moment to curate trust spaces among our partners to exchange, learn from each other and seek opportunities to collaborate. This year, the meeting took an online format and featured interactive segments …

19 Feb 2021 In Uncategorized By SLOCAT

Join us in celebrating the arrival of 3 new SLOCAT Partners!

We are thrilled to welcome the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), Trans-consult and United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to our vibrant, international, multi-stakeholder Partnership of change-makers. EDF, one of the leading environmental organisations in the United States of America, focuses its transport strategy on transitioning …

22 Jan 2021 In News By SLOCAT

Project Assistance Consulting Opportunity – Sustainable, Low Carbon Mobility in Latin America and the Caribbean (Native or Equivalent Spanish speaker)

SLOCAT Partnership SLOCAT is the international multi-stakeholder partnership that enables collaborative knowledge and action for sustainable, low carbon transport and brings the voice of the movement into international climate change and sustainability processes. Today our Partnership includes over 90 actors across transport sectors associations, knowledge …

21 Dec 2020 In Active Mobility, Africa, Blog Post, COVID-19, Dialogue and Networking By SLOCAT

How can Ethiopian cities bounce back from COVID-19 with active mobility at the forefront?

by Seble Samuel and Iman Abubaker Photo by AP/Mulugeta Ayene Pedestrianised streets, pop-up cycling lanes and non-motorised transport infrastructure have been critical elements of cities’ pandemic recovery strategies. But in Ethiopian cities, where walking and cycling are dominant modes of urban movement, this shift has …