Mexico City / New York / Kathmandu / Stockholm / /
Company
Swiss Agency for Development / SLoCaT Partnership / Open Working Group / 7th Open Working Group / /
Country
Nepal / Mexico / United Kingdom / /
Currency
pence / SEK / USD / /
Event
Reorganization / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Greenhouse Gas Emissions / /
IndustryTerm
conventional bus systems / travel time reductions / transportation / sustainable transport infrastructure / community services / road network / satellite imaging / travel hours / passenger travel / non-renewable energy / logistics services / sustainable energy sources / maternal healthcare / daily travel time / energy supply chain security / social support services / healthcare / sustainable energy / passenger services / energy / greenhouse gas emissions / transport-related infrastructure / Transport infrastructure / education / unnecessary car travel / meta-data technologies / urban health services / health / bus services / sound and inclusive transport infrastructure / maternal health services / food security / unnecessary travel / health systems / transport services / shorter travel times / doubled global travel share / informal transport services / /
Organization
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation / World Health Organization / United Nations General Assembly / Department for International Development / UN General Assembly / United Nations / /
Person
Cornie Huizenga / Phil Sayeg / Paul Starkey / /
Position
Secretary General / strong driver of economic growth and poverty reduction / strong driver of economic growth / CONTENT Executive / /
UPDATED DRAFT RESULTS FRAMEWORK ON SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. The Results Framework on Sustainable Transport describes the possible contribution of sustainable transport to the realisation of the post-20