India’s leapfrog opportunity to create a shared, electric, and connected mobility future promises to provide Indians with clean, affordable, efficient, and reliable transportation options to support and enhance their daily lives.

This report is based on the inception phase results of the “Support and Development of Sustainable Mobility Services in Amalgamated Hromadas” Project implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH(Germany) Sustainable Mobility Cluster involving Ukrainian experts as part of the U-LEAD with Europe Programme.

This publication gives an overview of recent trends in the modal share of NMT in India, as well as a snapshot of current NMT policy in India and related issues such safety.

What does it mean for a city or agency to open its data? How does Open Data influence people in their everyday life?

Parashar from GIZ-Supported Integrated Sustainable Urban Transport Systems for Smart Cities (Smart-SUT) explained useful SOP strategies for the bus transport sector facing post-COVID 19 lockdowns including operators, authorities, workers, infrastructure, and passengers.

Two-and-three-wheelers pose some of the most serious unresolved questions within the context of sustainable urban mobility. Currently, two-and-three-wheelers constitute close to 30% of total motorised vehicles worldwide.

As the central importance of mobility to issues such as equity, climate impact and health is increasingly recognized, sustainable urban transport is becoming ever more relevant throughout the world.

This SUTP iNUA implementation guide focusses on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans as a practical tool for identifying and shaping actions for sustainable mobility – oriented on high feasibility of implementation.

This consultancy is developed within TRANSfer’s country component in Colombia which aims at preparing a National E-Bus Promotion Programme (E-Bus)

A wide range of platform-based mobility solutions are currently on offer in Kenya. This report gives an overview of the impact that digitalisation has had in shaping the mobility trends of urban areas in Kenya.