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14 September 2026

Five Lessons Learnt from China for Electrifying Freight Transport

Project Kick-off: NDC Transport Initiative for Asia (NDC-TIA) Phase 2 – China Component

China is one of the world’s largest freight and commercial vehicle markets. Transport-sector carbon emissions account for over 10% of China’s total carbon emissions, with freight transport responsible for around half of total transport...

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8 September 2026

Why Decarbonising Transport is Never a Solo Journey

Five days trace one argument: decarbonising transport takes alliances, not single actors

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4 September 2026

Thai FE Data Portal: A Platform for Data-Driven Transport Policy in Thailand

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2 October 2025

Time to be Accountable at Transport and Climate Change Week

The 8th Transport and Climate Change Week took place in Berlin under the motto “Time to...
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22 November 2024

Connecting the Dots Through Urban Mobility?  

Transport and Climate Change Week 2024 showcased opportunities of Multisectoral Urban Mobility – by #ConnectingtheDots worldwide.
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28 February 2024

Driving Change: Innovating Urban Mobility in The Western Balkans

Addressing the Challenges of Sustainable Transportation Urban mobility capacity development in the Western Balkans is not...
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21 July 2022

Way Forward on Decarbonising Urban Mobility in South-East Europe

Countries in South-East Europe face obstacles when moving towards with sustainable mobility practices and overall decarbonization...
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2 August 2021

Raising the Voice in South East Europe on Transport

This year, Transport and Climate Change Week 2021 brought together experts and decision-makers from all around...
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20 November 2020

Good Practice SUMPs

This selection of Good Practices offers politicians, officials from local and national governments as well as...
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