Transport and Climate Change Week: Presentations

Here you can find the list of the presentations used during the Transport and Climate Change Week, which took place in Berlin, 24 – 28 September 2018.

Click on a title to access its respective presentation.

Country Experiences

• Chile: National context – climate change in the transport sector
• China: Beijing’s shared bike development experience 
• Costa Rica: A country committed to decarbonizing transport
• Costa Rica: Key actions on smart, marketable and clean mobility solutions
• Ecuador: Public policies aimed at low-carbon mobility
• Indonesia: Sustainable urban transport development
• Mexico: SUMP Merida
• Montenegro: SUMP Podgorica
• Peru: Advances in vehicle emission limits and urban mobility
• Philippines: State of the public transport system
• Tunisia: Energy efficiency in the transport sector

Beyond Mobility as a Service – The Age of Data in urban mobility

• GIZ: Beyond mobility as a service – the age of data in urban mobility
• GIZ: Blockchain as a game changer for transport?
• Third Space Auto: The Age of Data in Urban Mobility

Kick-starting markets for E-mobility

• Alexander Dennis: Electric Buses
• BMW: Electromobility in Europe
• Uruguay: NUMP
• Volvo: The future of city transportation is electric

Applications for Data Collection and Planning

• InnoZ: Modalyzer – a smartphone-based mobility diary
• Imeplan: Análisis de desplazamientos metropolitanos en el Área Metropolitana de Guadalajara
• Imeplan: Metropolitan journeys analysis in Guadalajara’s Metropolitan Area
• WhereIsMyTransport: The power of data in planning for more accessible cities

Participatory Urban Mobility Planning

• Mobilise Your City: Participatory Urban Mobility Planning
• Mexico Implan: Collaborative Mapping in Morelia
• Open Streets: How to organize mobility events

Global Innovation

• Agora Verkehrswende: Bikesharing and the city – how can dockless systems contribute to sustainable urban transport?
• China: Transport Innovation made in China
• door2door mobility platform: On Demand Public Transport and sustainability 

Transport and Climate Change

• GIZ: Make transport matter in NDCs
• Öko-Institut: How to develop an ambitious but acceptable transport climate strategy?
• SLoCaT: Having a look at the global status quo – where is the transition?
• Transport for London: Transforming mobility in London- the changing role of city government

Towards Clean Vehicles – The Future of the Internal Combustion Engine

• European Commission: EU research and the future of the internal combustion engine
• German Environment Agency: What has changed after Dieselgate?
• UN Environment: The Global Fuel Economy Initiative – Improving the fuel economy of the global car fleet
• Wuppertal Institute: Towards clean vehicles – the future of the internal combustion engine