ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim and ITF staff travel to Brazil to meet with high-level officials from the Brazilian Ministry of Infrastructure and representatives from Brazilian transport regulatory agencies. Brazil has been an ITF observer country since 2020.
The complex linkages between transport, air quality, climate change and health over the short- and long-term are becoming better known. Failing to adequately identify these links may result in...
Guidelines and standards exist for accounting and reporting GHG emissions in transport. However, there are some industry-specific queries and challenges around existing frameworks, data collection...
ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim joins this high-level global forum to promote policies and programmes that advance clean energy technology, to share lessons learned and best practices, and to...
14:30 CESTIn this 30-minute online presentation and question and answer session, author Parnika Ray presents the findings of the latest ITF report, "Urban Logistics Hubs". Urban logistics are...
Although the term “accessibility” is not new, it has become increasingly important in the transport policy discourse in recent years. This report explores the idea of “sustainable accessibility” as...
Latin America and the Caribbean Ambassadors’ Briefing (France)
11 January 2024
Secretary-General meets European Commission's DG MOVE Director-General (Belgium)
24 January 2024
2024 ITF Annual Consultation on Gender and Transport (France)
30 January 2024
Consultation on ITF's Transport Research Programme of Work 2024-2025 (France)
30 January 2024
ITF Consultation on the Summits 2024 and 2025 (France)
31 January 2024