Why transport matters for climate?

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1 The MobiliseYourCity Partnership Urban Pathways Conference 2017, Berlin "Programmes and initiatives to deliver on the New Urban Agenda Markus Delfs, MobiliseYourCity Secretariat Version 10/2017

2 Why transport matters for climate? No 2 degree target without Verkehrswende! Transport causes ¼ of the global GHG-emissions Sector with the fastest growing GHG-Emissions (!): 2050 pathways: today 7,5Gt BAU 14 Gt needed 2,5 Gt Cooperation with emerging and developing countries relevant! GHG-emission trends ( , IEA): %, depending on region, globally +60% Additional investments required (USD 150 billion p.a.). But:» too short pipeline of bankable investments» insufficient institutional and human capacities to handle investments» Missing interfaces for donors, particularly related to climate finance ( NDC Support Channels )

3 IKI TRANSfer: a global approach Target outcome: Emerging and developing countries increase their engagement for sustainable, climate-friendly transport through international support (Duration (3 Phasen): 10/ /2020); Volume: EUR 16 M + EU 6M)

4 MobiliseYourCity: Objectives and Goals MobiliseYourCity focusses on Sustainable Urban Mobility Planning. It supports cities and national governments in emerging and developing countries to plan sustainable urban mobility. MobiliseYourCity is a global partnership launched at COP21. It is an international transport initiative under the UNFCCC action agenda (MP-GCA). It assists beneficiaries in achieving their National Determined Contributions (NDCs). MobiliseYourCity contributes to the New Urban Agenda and UN s 2030 Agenda, specifically Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11: Make cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable. Quantitative goals: 100 cities acknowledged MobiliseYourCity and the need to implement Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) targeting >50% CO2 until national governments acknowledged MobiliseYourCity and the need to implement National Urban Mobility Policies & Investment Programs (NUMPs)

5 MobiliseYourCity Partner Categories Contributing Partners are either direct donors (providing funds or technical assistance) or implementing agencies managing delegated funds; Beneficiary Partners are local authorities or national government from emerging or developing countries, with validated ambitions in sector transformation towards sustainable urban mobility; Knowledge and Networking Partners support the partnership in various ways, based on own funds and resources.

6 MobiliseYourCity Contributing Partners Undertaken with support from: Implementing Partners: Endorsed by: Knowledge and Network Partners:

7 Service Lines Level Local National Regional / International Service SUMPs (Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans) Development / Improvement + Implementation of pilot projects (small scale, replicable) NUMPs (National Urban Mobility Policies & Investment Programs) Development / Improvement Capacity Building and International Learning

8 Interfacing with Financial Assistance Technical Assistance Engaging in focused Mobility Planning / Initiation of Process National Urban Mobility Policy & Program (NUMP) Development Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) Development Financial Assistance Prefeasibility Studies Environmental Impact Assessments for selected projects or SUMP-based program Due Diligence Others

9 Beneficiary Partner Cities and Countries Ukraine Dominican Republic Ecuador Peru Tunisia Morocco Senegal Mali Cape Verde Ivory Coast Uganda Burkina Faso Rwanda Togo Cameroon Jordan Pakistan Ethiopia Kenya Madagascar India Sri Lanka Indonesia Philippines Brazil South Africa Pilot Countries Expressed interest

10 Contact: Markus Delfs (Coordinator of the Secretariat) Visit us along the COP23 in Bonn! Tel.: Reda Souirgi (AFD): Follow us on #mobiliseyourcity