We must reduce the carbon footprint of the transport sector while protecting infrastructure against the impact of climate change.
Discover how we’re helping countries lower the number of traffic fatalities and protect the lives of all road users.
Under the SuM4All initiative, leading public and private organizations are joining efforts to transform transport for the better.
Projects
India's First Inland Waterway: A Cheaper, Greener Solution for Transporting Cargo
A new $375-million commitment will help India develop its first modern waterway on a 1,360-km stretch of the Ganga River. By providing a reliable and inexpensive way of carrying bulky cargo, the project will give a major boost to trade and logistics across the northern half of the country.
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Working Paper
Latin America: Toward a Greener Bus Ride
Technical Paper
Electric Mobility for Development
Working Paper
How to Get the Most out of Transit-Oriented Development?
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Guangzhe CHEN
Senior Director, Transport Global Practice, the World Bank Group
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Leaders in Urban Transport Planning
LUTP is a capacity-building program that offers participants a pragmatic yet comprehensive approach to urban transport planning and management.
Global Road Safety Facility
The facility provides funding, knowledge, and technical assistance to help low-and middle- income countries address the global epidemic of road deaths and injuries.
Africa Transport Policy Program
As African economies continue to grow and expand, the transport sector becomes even more critical for promoting a people-centered development agenda in the region.
Designing a Way Out for Improving Urban Transport Services
This report describes how severe congestion, poor air quality, increases in road accidents, and growth in energy consumption are resulting from rapid motorization in cities around the globe.
Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility
The Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF) supports governments to develop infrastructure projects with private sector participation.