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28 November 2023

Unveiling Knowledge and Experience: E-mobility and Fuel Economy Development in China

Fostering E-Mobility and Fuel Economy development through Vietnamese-Chinese Collaboration

China has set policies to shift from traditional to eco-friendly vehicles due to rising emissions. Multiple ministries, including the State Capital Supervision and Management Committee, Ministry of Transport, and Ministry of Construction, are involved...

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27 November 2023

GIZ TRANSPORT AT COP28

Overview of GIZ Transport Events at COP28
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23 November 2023

Are Transport Planners Paying Enough Attention to Adaptation?

The NDC Transport Tracker provides insights in adaptation actions of NDCs and LTS
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27 November 2023

GIZ TRANSPORT AT COP28

In 2023, the 28th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the UNFCCC will...
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23 November 2023

Are Transport Planners Paying Enough Attention to Adaptation?

Transportation planners must urgently shift focus towards adaptation in the face of escalating climate crises. Recent...
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19 September 2023

Free online course Transport Data: From MRV to Action

“Transport Data: From MRV to Action” is an innovative and entertaining online course about the Measurement,...
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16 May 2023

Enhancing Transparency for NDCs in Asia: Technical Training by UNFCCC Secretariat and GIZ

Fathimath Raufa Moosa is Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at the Ministry of Environment and Energy of...
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16 August 1920

Capacity Assessment of Driving Schools

Driving schools are a key actor for mainstreaming knowhow on Ecodriving and thus should be engaged...
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