SLOCAT is leading the production of the Transport and Climate Change Global Status Report (TCC-GSR), a biennial flagship report illustrating global trends in transport demand and emissions and showcasing policy targets and measures across global regions. The report demonstrates that the climate change mitigation efforts required to reach Paris Agreement targets are closely tied to transport decarbonisation.
TCC-GSR is a key resource for policy-makers to support raising ambition on climate action (mitigation and adaptation) in sustainable transport and to increase ambition in UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
Compilation of policy measures,
targets and market trends
Central data repository on
transport and climate change
Illustration of climate and
development co-benefits
TCC-GSR 2018
The first edition of the TCC-GSR was released in December 2018 with the support of more than 20 authors, 40 contributors and 50 peer reviewers from more than 30 organisations. Since its release, the report has been a key resource for policy advocacy, training and outreach activities on transport and climate change.
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TCC-GSR 2018: Trends and Actions I April 2019
TCC-GSR 2018: Low Carbon Transport Measures I May 2019
Transport Knowledge Base (TraKB)
The TCC-GSR 2018 was supported by SLOCAT’s central database, TraKB, that combines available data on sustainable transport and makes it accessible. You can find more information about TraKB here and download TraKB Version 0.2 here.
Key Questions on the TCC-GSR 2018
1. What elements does the TCC-GSR 2018 contain?
2. How was the TCC-GSR being developed?
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TCC-GSR 2020
The second edition of the TCC-GSR is targeted for release in early 2021. The development process is guided by a global Strategy Team consists of development agencies, intergovernmental organisations, multilateral development banks, multi-stakeholder partnerships, non-governmental organisations, UN regional commissions and research organisations:
Data collection for TCC-GSR 2020 is conducted through a network of national focal points who will ensure a greater diversity of data and policies from a broader set of regions. The report will also present country fact sheets showing progress on sustainable, low carbon transport at national levels. Any data shared by national focal points will be included in the Transport Knowledge Base (TraKB), SLOCAT’s central database that compiles available data on sustainable transport from a broad range of data sources. The TraKB will be released together with TCC-GSR 2021.
TCC-GSR 2020 is supported by
Peer review of TCC-GSR 2020
The peer review process of the 2020 Transport and Climate Change Global Status Report (TCC-GSR) will take place from 18 December 2020 – 15 January 2021. You can provide comments and feedback on the draft content of the TCC-GSR 2020. Please access the peer review document on the REN21+ platform.