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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Transport in NDCs 3.0*

Transport in NDCs 3.0

As of 15 January 2026

NDCs 3.0 Submitted

110

of 169 NDCs

65%

NDCs 3.0 with Transport Targets

of 110 NDCs

60%

NDCs 3.0 with Transport Actions

of 110 NDCs

90%

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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

2 April 2026

Reading South Africa’s Transport Sector Through Open Data

By 2050, one in four people on Earth are expected to live in Africa (UN, 2024). Transport emissions on the continent...

27 March 2026

New develoPPP with Scania Boosts Women’s Employability in Mexico

Scania, a subsidiary of Volkswagen and a global leader in sustainable transport solutions, and GIZ launched the new develoPPP,...

25 March 2026

Advancing Gender Equality in Kenya’s E-Mobility Sector

Kenya is in the midst of an accelerating shift to electric mobility: new policies, growing industry investment, and international...

18 March 2026

How Data Moves Cities in Mexico

Urban mobility faces a common challenge in many Mexican cities: the lack of up-to-date and centralised public transportation data....

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Upcoming events

4 May 2026

Road to COP 32 Event at the Nordic–Africa EV Summit

Oslo, Norway

With Ethiopia emerging as a leader in electric mobility, supported by strong investments in infrastructure and renewable energy, COP32 is set to take place in Addis Ababa in 2027. In this context, Oslo becomes an early point of convergence.

As part of the Nordic–Africa EV Summit (4–7 May), the Nordic-Africa EV Summit, in partnership with GIZ and the Norwegian-African Business Association are convening a hybrid forum bringing together high-level stakeholders from Ethiopia and the Nordics across mobility, energy, and policy.

We invite Nordic and African stakeholders to take part in this gathering in Oslo, to engage directly with peers, contribute to the dialogue, and help frame the role electric mobility will play within the broader climate agenda leading into COP32.

Implementor(s):
Nordic-Africa EV Summit, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Norwegian-African Business Association

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6-8 May 2026

International Transport Forum 2026 Summit

Leipzig

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16-19 June 2026

Velo-city 2026

Rimini

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Featured Publications

11 March 2026

National Roadmap for Paratransit Reform

This publication explains how paratransit systems in African cities can be reformed in a practical, inclusive, and structured way, with a specific focus on priority actions for Uganda. It is mainly intended for policymakers,...

24 February 2026

Is Transport on Track for 1.5°C?

Insights from the new Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)

1 April 2026

Fuel Economy vs. Fuel Quality

What’s the difference and why it matters

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Partner Countries

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

Legal disclaimer: This geographical map is for informational purposes only and does not constitute recognition of international boundaries or regions; GIZ makes no claims concerning the validity, accuracy or completeness of the maps nor assumes any liability resulting from the use of the information therein.

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.