UN Decade of Sustainable Transport 2026 – 2035

Supporting the UN Decade with research, data, and capacity building.

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NDC Transport Tracker

See countries ambition, targets, and policies in NDCs and Long-Term Strategies.

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Rethinking Transport Labs

Join the exchange and connect with fellow practitioners on sustainable transport in Africa!

Online Course on Transport Data: From MRV to Action

Gain Knowledge on Monitoring, Reporting and Verification Systems for NDC transport measures.

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Transport in National Determined Contributions (NDC) 3.0

Transport in NDCs 3.0

As of 10 August 2026

NDCs 3.0 Submitted

126

of 169 NDCs

75%

NDCs 3.0 with Transport Targets

of 126 NDCs

56%

NDCs 3.0 with Transport Actions

112

of 126 NDCs

89%

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We enable the rapid development of zero emission transport systems to shape a liveable and just future

We empower decision makers to put zero emission transport on the agenda of (inter)national politics. 
We support the development of comprehensive measures.
We support the collection, management, sharing and use of mobility and climate data.
We provide dialogue platforms and facilitate exchange.
We develop new approaches and innovative solutions.

Latest News

22 September 2026

A Quiet Shift: 22 EVs Hit the Road in Saint Lucia

Transport accounts for 22.77% of national emissions in Saint Lucia (0.11 Mt CO₂e in 2024), making it the 2nd...

14 September 2026

Five Lessons Learnt from China for Electrifying Freight Transport

China is one of the world’s largest freight and commercial vehicle markets. Transport-sector carbon emissions account for over 10%...

8 September 2026

Why Decarbonising Transport is Never a Solo Journey

Transport and Climate Change Week 2026 moves from why we cooperate to how we act, tracing a week of...

4 September 2026

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

In 2022, Transport, with 77 MtCO2eq, accounted for approximately 20% of Thailand greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and remains one...

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Upcoming events

28-30 September 2026

Africa E-Mobility Week & Forum 2026

Cape Town

As governments develop e-mobility regulatory frameworks, pilot projects scale, and financing instruments adapt to sustainable transport solutions, momentum for Africa's electric mobility is entering a crucial phase leapfrogging phase. The Africa E-Mobility Week and Forum (AEW) 2026 offers a high-level platform for continental alignment on policy discourse, investor engagement, technical frameworks, and partnerships, enabling collective and accelerated implementation across Africa's clean transport ecosystem. The continent's leading policymakers, industry actors, and development partners will therefore convene at AEW 2026.

Join the conversation in Cape Town this September and help shape the next steps for Africa's electric transport.

Implementor(s):
Africa E-mobility Alliance, African Union, UNECA & UNEP

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5-9 October 2026

Transport and Climate Change Week 2026

Online

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26-28 October 2026

The 1st Global Convening on Informal & Shared Mobility

Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

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Featured Publications

2 September 2026

Turning Points: Enabling Sustainable Transport in Africa

Strategic Leadership, Investments, and Innovation Levers for Africa’s Transport Transformation

Transport connects people to markets, jobs and services, and countries to one another. It is already a backbone of Africa’s dynamic economies and fast-growing cities, and as the continent’s youngest, fastest-growing and most rapidly...

11 March 2026

National Roadmap for Paratransit Reform

24 February 2026

Is Transport on Track for 1.5°C?

Insights from the new Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)

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Partner Countries

We provide tailormade support for the partner countries’ context that typically involve a comprehensive bundle of measures.

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Funders

Our projects are commissioned by a variety of funders who enable us to drive initiatives that help transform the transport sector.

If you believe that you suffer (potential) negative social and/or environmental consequences from IKI projects, or wish to report the improper use of funds, to voice complaints and seek redress, you can do so using the IKI Independent Complaint Mechanism.