The NDCs Hall of Fame by SLOCAT puts the spotlight on the major transport strengths and issues in the second generation of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) submitted so far by countries in the framework of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. By doing this, we aim to illustrate how countries can enhance the transport dimension of their NDCs and hence enable passenger and freight transport systems for equitable, decarbonised, resilient pathways.
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Technology Alone Won’t Fix Transport: Countries Are Still Missing the Bigger Picture
SLOCAT and GIZ released an updated version of their NDC analysis, now covering 128 new NDCs. The report finds that…
Overshoot Is Here. Transport Decides How High and How Long.
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The best tonne of carbon in Nigerian transport is the one you never burn
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SLOCAT Welcomes Life-Links as New Partner
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SLOCAT Welcomes BYCS as New Partner
SLOCAT is delighted to welcome BYCS to our growing global Partnership. Their work placing cycling and community-led change at the…
SLOCAT Welcomes Bright Smile Empowerment Initiative as New Partner
SLOCAT is glad to welcome Bright Smile Empowerment Initiative (BSEI) to our growing global Partnership. Their work building a culture…
Climate and Clean Air Action Framework for Transport in Nigeria
A practical guide for transport businesses that want to cut emissions, clean up the air they exhaust and become ready…
Transport delivers every SDG. So why doesn’t it have a goal?
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Ambition to Impact: The UN Decade of Sustainable Transport Needs Data & Accountability
The world does not lack ambition for sustainable transport. But what it now needs is a shared framework supported by…

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