To keep in mind

Transport leads emissions in many countries.

Transport is the fastest-growing source of emissions, increasing by 1.7% per year since 1990; faster than any sector except industry. Today, it is the largest source of GHG emissions in nearly half of all countries worldwide (~45%).

Sources: EDGAR, 2023; iea.org, 2023

Transport remains underrepresented in climate plans.

Although transport is a major and growing emitter, only 30% of active Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) include specific GHG transport targets.

Source: GIZ & SLOCAT NDC Transport Tracker, 2025

Turning the course for climate ambition.

The update of Nationally Determined Contributions offers a window to strengthen transport commitments and align them with the global climate agenda.

Source: Changing Transport, 2025
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