On Wednesday, October 23, SuM4All launched the Global Roadmap of Action Toward Sustainable Mobility, (GRA), a tool to guide country decision-makers on “how to” achieve mobility that is efficient, accessible, safe, and green. The Honorable Mayor of Freetown, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr OBE; the Honorable Minister of Transport Cote D’Ivoire, Amadou Koné; the Former Mayor of Quito Ecuador, Mauricio Rodas; the Co-director of the Center for Sustainable Urban Development at the Earth Institute from Columbia University, Dr. Jacqueline Klopp; and the Researcher of PEAK Urbam, Dr. Carlos Cadena-Gaitán participated in the high-level launch to discuss how the GRA can help country and city leaders achieve sustainable transport.
The GRA is the first-ever global effort to look across the four policy goals of accessibility, efficiency, safety, and green mobility for all modes of transport. This groundbreaking tool enables any country to measure how far it is from sustainable mobility, explore more than 180 policy measures, prioritize those that are most impactful and lay out a path forward with actions to take over time. The GRA is complemented by a private sector consultations summary paper; 6 policy papers to help countries achieve the policy goals; and an online tool to evaluate country mobility performances and tailor action plans.
Download the GRA report by clicking here.
