transport

Driving accessibility: Africa’s push for active mobility

Feature / Learn how SEI works with partners to improve inclusive transportation in Africa.

Strategies for governing fair low-carbon transport transitions in Sweden and beyond

SEI brief / This brief discusses key findings and policy suggestions for building fair low-carbon transport transitions, with a focus on Sweden.

Analyzing modal choice drivers and transport infrastructure impacts on living environment: insights from a Swedish survey study

Journal article / This paper presents survey findings, revealing key factors shaping transport choices and offering policy insights for sustainable infrastructure development.

Workshop: Accelerating actions to address non-CO2 emissions in Africa through community of practice for methane

Past event / The workshop will outline how to build on and coordinate the community of practice of science and policy makers assembled from energy, waste and agriculture.

Understanding the distributional impacts of the low-carbon transition on transport workers

Other publication / This paper analyses the distributional impacts of these trends on workers in the Swedish transport sector through semi-structured interviews:

15-minutes as Social-Ecological-Transformation

Project / 15-minute cities propose urban redesigns aiming to cut carbon emissions and improve quality of life.

Inclusive climate resilient transport challenges in Africa

Journal article / Expanding accessible mobility solutions and improving the climate resilience of transport can help address issues of inclusion and equity in African cities.

Financing the decarbonisation of heavy industry sectors in Sweden

Other publication / The most pressing challenge that remains for Sweden is to achieve drastic greenhouse gas emission cuts in heavy industry. How can financing help the transition?

How low-carbon tourism projects in Estonia are accelerating sustainable travel

Feature / Low-carbon tourism projects exemplify that changing the sector according to climate goals is possible, but requires agency from all stakeholders.