Update mandates, licensing, and oversight for public/informal transport and street management.
← Back to publication Menu Client: In the 4th edition of the Global Status Report on Transport, Climate and Sustainability by the SLOCAT Parntership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport, Transport for Cairo (TfC) prepared the spotlight chapter on capacity building. The lack of sustainable transport and mobility in existing educational programmes has been identified as […]
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– Themes Country Client Check the publication here: Read more Technical Assistance for mobility data creation and production for the Observatory of Urban Mobility (AMUGA) Design of Multimodal Station Network Maps – The New Capital Monorail Capacity Building for Transport Transformation Data Collection for the Restructuring of the Greater Sousse Bus Network
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– Themes Country Client Read more Joining Knowledge forces for Sustainable Transport policies in Africa Global NDC Template for Popular Transport Riyadh Bus Network Pilot Project: Information and Mapping Recommendations for Transport in Egypt’s Nationally Determined Contribution
Improving Public Transport in Greater Cairo: Regulatory Institutions Development Options Read More »
– Themes Country Client The project aims to implement E-Buses in Cairo and provide valuable lessons on their operational requirements, with a long-term objective to scale-up e-Bus deployment. Assessment and market briefing on e-mobility, with emphasis on public transport services Propose a set of service and operational design alternatives for e-bus operation Support CTA to
– Themes Country Client Read more Joining Knowledge forces for Sustainable Transport policies in Africa Global NDC Template for Popular Transport Riyadh Bus Network Pilot Project: Information and Mapping Recommendations for Transport in Egypt’s Nationally Determined Contribution
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