On Friday March 24th, Partnership for Sustainable Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) and Michelin Challenge Bibendum (MCB) are organizing the 2017 Stakeholder Meeting for the Paris Process on Mobility and Climate (PPMC) in Paris, France.  The half day meeting

The transport sector has acknowledged the importance of a low carbon energy supply, but is yet to act in concert with the energy sector to map out the steps to be taken to ensure the timely available supply of low-carbon energy for the sector. Although transport is one of the largest end-users of energy, the energy sector is only recently beginning partner with the transport sector to draft joint approaches. There is a growing urgency to develop joint pathways for the production of renewable sources of energy and their deployment in transport.

WRI India invites you to Connect Karo 2017, a conclave that will bring together leaders and policy makers committed to designing a more equal city. The event will be held at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, from 5-7 April 2017. Presenters from various fields, such as urban design, urban planning, transport, energy, water, and climate change sharing their insights and research findings.

The Third Pacific Regional Energy and Transport Ministers’ Meeting will bring to the attention of ministers the latest international and regional developments in the energy and maritime transport sectors that affect Pacific Island countries and territories and the trends and challenges for the period 2017 to 2020.

The High Ambition Coalition for Shipping Emissions Reduction is a side event held during the Pacific Regional Energy and Transport Ministers' Meeting, organised by PIDF-FIJI-RMI. Theme for this event is Pacific Leadership Post Paris.

This regional training on “Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning: Towards Integrated Urban Transport Systems” is jointly organized by the German International Cooperation (GIZ) and Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB). This is also the 6th training in the IsDB-GIZ partnership on Sustainable Transport which started in 2013 and has covered 36 countries

We cordially invite you to join the first webinar in 2017 about national decarbonisation strategies in the transport sector on Monday, May 8!

The adoption of the 2030 Agenda (including 17 Sustainable Development Goals and the Financing for Development Process) and the Paris Climate Agreement offers a unique opportunity to move towards more integrated and balanced development. Sustainable development cannot be achieved without addressing climate change whose impacts have the potential to halt or even reverse development achievements.

The Round Table Discussion on NDC Implementation and Transparency in Transport offers a forum for exchange on ongoing activities and projects. It brings together stakeholders from climate and transport initiatives in order to share experiences and identify synergies and potential for cooperation.

A round of input statements by selected speakers will be followed by an open discussion on

The use of passive data from public transport (e.g. AFC, AVL, APC, etc) has increased in the recent years, presenting an excellent opportunity for academic research and also for the development of applied methods.

The ITF’s 2017 Summit on Governance of Transport will explore the trends shaping transport governance and identify the most pressing challenges in the transport sector. Through the governance lens, it will focus on infrastructure, global connectivity, the right regulation for innovation, and urban access and mobility.