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ACT – A global coalition is decarbonising the transport sector

On the occasion of the United Nations Secretary-General Climate Action Summit, for the first time, over 100 organisations come together in a bold commitment to decarbonise transport. Action towards Climate-friendly Transport (ACT) is the largest global coalition aiming to catalyse transport as an enabler of sustainable development in line with the 2030 Agenda and the Paris Agreement.

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First Webinar on Sustainable Transport’s Journey Towards COP25

The Santiago Climate Change Conference (COP25) will be held from 2 to 13 December 2019 in Santiago, Chile. The Paris Process on Mobility and Climate (PPMC), a joint initiative by Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) and Movin’On, will be active engaging the global transport community in the run-up to COP25 and is working closely with the Chilean Presidency to advance sustainable, low carbon transport.

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Invitation to join and support the Action towards Climate-friendly Transport Initiative (ACT)

The UNSG Climate Action Summit will be held on 23 September at United Nations Headquarters in New York. The Summit is a key milestone in the international community’s work towards sincere, renewed, and ambitious climate action. The SLoCaT Partnership, in coordination with a number of key partners and members, is leading the transport sub-track of the “Infrastructure, Cities and Local Action” track of the Summit.

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SLoCaT welcomes a robust new Board

We are pleased to announce the new Board of Directors elected by SLoCaT, the Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport which will support, oversee and advance the work of the Partnership in the next three years. This new Board brings together an extraordinary wealth of expertise across the transport and mobility, energy, climate and cities sectors.

An independent Election Committee chaired by Mr. Lew Fulton (UC-Davis) and aided by Ms. Glynda Bathan (Clean Air Asia) and Mr. Henry Kamau (Sustainable Transport Africa) monitored the elections and counted the ballots.

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