Community Transport Events Calendar
Transport sits at the crossroads of climate action, sustainability, and social justice. Knowing where the global conversation is happening is how we show up, speak up, and shape outcomes.
This calendar is a one-stop resource for upcoming events that matter to the sustainable transport community: UN climate and SDG processes, sector-specific forums, ministerial summits, research convenings, and key advocacy moments. Urban mobility, freight, road safety, active transport, energy, finance: if it connects to the transformation of transport systems for people and the planet, it belongs here.
SLOCAT partners and friends are welcome to submit events for inclusion. Send your event details to secretariat@slocatpartnership.org.
Events for 30 September 2026
AFRICA E-MOBILITY WEEK & FORUM 2026
Africa E-Mobility Week & Forum 2026 (#AEW2026) is a leading platform bringing together policymakers, industry leaders, innovators, development partners, researchers, investors, and mobility practitioners to advance Africa’s transition towards clean, inclusive, and sustainable electric mobility. Taking place from 28–30 September 2026 in Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa, the forum will provide a space to exchange knowledge, showcase emerging solutions, strengthen partnerships, and address the policy, financing, infrastructure, technology, and capacity challenges shaping Africa’s e-mobility transition. Be part of the conversation. Build partnerships. Shape the solutions that will drive Africa’s electric mobility future.
From Renewable Energy to Local Prosperity: Energy Communities and Agrivoltaics for a Renewables-Based Economy
Renewable energy deployment is rapidly increasing worldwide. However, successfully scaling renewables involves more than just setting targets, adding capacity, and considering technology costs. It also requires attention to people, land, trust, and local value. The KEA–REN21 International Event on Community Energy, Agrivoltaics, and the Renewables-Based Economy will gather Korean, Asian, and international policymakers, local governments, community representatives, farmers, industry stakeholders, civil society organizations, researchers, and practitioners. The event aims to explore how renewable energy can be deployed in a way that benefits and engages communities. Given the growing concerns about energy security, increasing electricity demand, land-use pressures, and challenges related to public acceptance, this event will focus on practical models that enable renewables to generate local value, support economic development, and create income opportunities for host communities.








