Online Course on Transport Data: From MRV to Action

Gain Knowledge on Monitoring, Reporting and Verification Systems for NDC transport measures.

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NDC Transport Tracker

See countries ambition, targets, and policies in NDCs and Long-Term Strategies.

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Rethinking Transport Labs

Join the exchange and connect with fellow practitioners on sustainable transport in Africa!

UN Decade of Sustainable Transport 2026 – 2035

Supporting the UN Decade with research, data, and capacity building.

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We enable the rapid development of zero emission transport systems to shape a liveable and just future

We empower decision makers to put zero emission transport on the agenda of (inter)national politics. 
We support the development of comprehensive measures.
We support the collection, management, sharing and use of mobility and climate data.
We provide dialogue platforms and facilitate exchange.
We develop new approaches and innovative solutions.

Latest News

13 March 2026

How Can Transport Systems Become More Gender-Responsive?

Transport systems shape how people access jobs, education, healthcare and public life. Yet mobility is not experienced in the...

11 March 2026

Designing for Care: Rethinking Urban Mobility

Urban mobility discussions in India usually focus on office commutes, traffic congestion, and improving transport efficiency. Planning frameworks often...

4 March 2026

Driving Bangkok’s Last-Mile 2-wheeler Transport Toward Electric Mobility

New pilot programme supports Bangkok’s transition to sustainable feeder transport while addressing PM2.5 pollution and economic resilience for motorcycle...

26 February 2026

A New Era for Assembly, Manufacturing, and E-Mobility in East Africa

As East Africa positions itself as a regional manufacturing and e-mobility hub, regulatory certainty has become just as critical...

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Upcoming events

6-8 May 2026

International Transport Forum 2026 Summit

Leipzig

The world's largest gathering of transport ministers and the premier global transport policy event. The 2026 theme, "Funding Resilient Transport", is the second in the 2025-2027 ITF Summit trilogy on transport resilience. This year's Summit will explore ways to mobilise the investments and financing strategies needed to strengthen the resilience of transport systems for better long-term connectivity, efficiency, and reliability in transport infrastructure and operations.

Implementor(s):
ITF-OECD

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16-19 June 2026

Velo-city 2026

Rimini

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29-30 June 2026

Hamburg Sustainability Conference 2026

Hamburg

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Featured Publications

24 February 2026

Is Transport on Track for 1.5°C?

Insights from the new Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)

This report by GIZ and SLOCAT evaluates the integration of transport within the latest round of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) to meet global climate goals. Utilising the NDC Transport Tracker, the analysis highlights a...

11 March 2026

National Roadmap for Paratransit Reform

20 February 2026

Kenya’s E-Mobility Training Needs and Skills Gap Survey Report

Assessment of the training needs and skills for acceleration of e-mobility transition in Kenya

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Partner Countries

We provide tailormade support for the partner countries’ context that typically involve a comprehensive bundle of measures.

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Funders

Our projects are commissioned by a variety of funders who enable us to drive initiatives that help transform the transport sector.

If you believe that you suffer (potential) negative social and/or environmental consequences from IKI projects, or wish to report the improper use of funds, to voice complaints and seek redress, you can do so using the IKI Independent Complaint Mechanism.