ABOUT US
The Transport Decarbonisation Alliance (TDA) was launched in 2018 as a unique collaboration to accelerate the worldwide transformation of the transport sector towards a net-zero emission mobility system before 2050. The TDA is part of the 12 commitments made at the One Planet Summit hosted by President Emmanuel Macron in Paris, France in December 2017. For more information, please go visit TDA and the One Planet Summit.
The Transport Decarbonisation Alliance – a ‘coalition of the willing’ to decarbonise transport
The TDA brings together countries, cities, regions and companies, as the major drivers in sustainable, low carbon mobility.
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OBJECTIVES
The TDA brings together countries, cities, regions and companies, as the major drivers in sustainable, low carbon mobility. The TDA seeks to achieve the following:
1. Substantiated, scaled-up ambition for the transport sector: designing a common vision for ‘front-runners’
2. Tangible action: setting up countries, cities, regions and companies ‘Communities of Interest’
3. Effective advocacy: influencing political decision-makers in key international fora on climate change (e.g. UNFCCC), sustainable development (e.g. UN High Level Political Forum – SDGs), international political processes (e.g. EU, G7, G20, B20) and through bilateral dialogues.
GOVERNANCE
The TDA is managed by a Steering Committee where countries, cities, regions and companies are represented, and oversee the alliance’s direction and guidelines for action as agreed in the TDA Annual meeting.
If you are interested in joining the TDA as a member or a supporting organisation, kindly contact Ethan Elkind at elkind@berkeley.edu, Director of the Climate Program for the Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment at UC Berkeley.