The NDC-TIA project is an important pathway to help decarbonise Indian transport. Carl Adler reports on the challenges of managing the ITF’s work on the project and aspects of the project that allow for deep collaboration and exchange. Continue reading Working together while apart: Management and collaboration to decarbonise Indian transport
Ahead of the first-ever COP28 joint meeting of transport and energy ministers, Transport Policy Matters sets out the cross-sectoral transformation that will sustain future mobility Continue reading We must treat the energy and mobility transitions as one
In 1953, 16 countries in war-ravaged Europe created the first intergovernmental organisation to co-ordinate national transport policies. Seventy years later, the ECMT’s successor has 66 member countries around the world and continues to shape transport policies that improve lives. On Saturday, 17 October 1953, representatives of 16 European nations gathered in Brussels with a joint mission: to set up “a procedure whereby effective steps can … Continue reading From rebuilding Europe to connecting the world: ECMT at 70
As the world’s most populous country continues to grow, ensuring that India’s transport systems develop sustainably is critical. Transport Policy Matters reports on a new tool that delivers the practical insights we need to decarbonise transport on the planet’s third-largest road network. Continue reading Filling the gaps: The life-cycle emissions of Indian transport
As the race to decarbonise transport speeds up, Transport Policy Matters reports from India on a new tool that helps make transport policies work where they matter most. It’s all about life-cycle… Continue reading The whole picture: A life-cycle approach to decarbonising Asian transport
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