Walk21 Kigali
The 23rd International Walk21 Conference on Walking and Liveable Communities will be held on 16-19 October 2023 in Kigali, Rwanda. The conference will be held in partnership with the University of Rwanda and the City of Kigali.
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COP27 Side Event – Unlocking a pathway to low-carbon transport in African cities without compromising economic growth
Sharm El Sheikh and onlineUnlocking a pathway to low-carbon transport in African cities without compromising economic growth
COP27 Side event – Women get on board – sustainable and inclusive transport!
Discussion between female leaders in the rail and mobility industries on the important role of women in transforming and decarbonising transport, working towards a more gender balanced workforce and ensuring a just transition and to better meet the needs of all passengers.
Exploring the Potentials of Tech Apps to Enhance Women’s Mobility
Speakers different backgrounds will explore the potential and limits of ICT tools and user-based technology applications in promoting urban safety. They will also touch on the capacity of these tools to instigate corrective policy action and drive positive change in urban environments.
COP27 Side event – SLOCAT Transport Day
This year’s edition of SLOCAT Transport Day at COP is dedicated to the topic of enabling meaningful investment across these modes towards a transformative systemic shift in mobility.
The Role of Active Travel and Public Transport in the New Mobility Paradigm
At last year’s COP26, pressure from advocacy groups led to a last-minute insertion in the Transport Declaration which acknowledged the importance of active travel, public and shared transport in achieving climate goals: ‘We recognize that alongside the shift to zero emission vehicles, a sustainable future for road transport will require wider system transformation, including support...
Smart City Expo World Congress – New Ways to Achieve Gender Equality in Transport
While it is common to consider urban transport to be gender-neutral, transport planning is unconsciously biased towards traditional male travel patterns and modes. A growing body of evidence points to the differences between men and women travel patterns and mode usage. What are the structural gender differences and mobility patterns resulting from them? This session...
Shifting Gear: Accelerating Active Mobility for Future Generations
Sharm El-Sheikh or online El Salam Road, Um Marikha Bay, EgyptThe Netherlands, World Resources Institute, Transportation Decarbonisation Alliance, European Cyclists' Federation, Walk21 and the Dutch Cycling Embassy cordially invite you to attend the COP27 side event ‘Shifting Gear: Accelerating Active Mobility for Future Generations’.