GLOBAL MOBILITY REPORT 2017 - Sustainable …
GLOBAL MOBILITY REPORT 2017
Tracking Sector Performance
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Contents Foreword....................................................................................................................................... 5 Executive Summary....................................................................................................................... 6 Acknowledgments....................................................................................................................... 10 OVERVIEW.................................................................................................................................. 13 CHAPTER 1 Conceptual Framework........................................................................................... 23 CHAPTER 2 Universal Access...................................................................................................... 37 CHAPTER 3 System Efficiency..................................................................................................... 55 CHAPTER 4 Safety....................................................................................................................... 67 CHAPTER 5 Green Mobility......................................................................................................... 81 ANNEX 1 Elementary Global Tracking Framework for Transport................................................ 95 ANNEX 2 Transport Related SDG Targets................................................................................. 103
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Foreword
The Global Mobility Report 2017 (GMR) is the first-ever attempt to examine the performance of the transport sector, globally, and its contribution to a sustainable future. Sustainable transport and mobility are fundamental to progress in realizing the promise of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and in achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As members of the international community, we have a shared responsibility to shape the transport agenda. The overall aim is to achieve universal sustainable mobility. This will require greater coherence within the transport sector, to support global decision-making and influence investment. This GMR is a first step in building stakeholder consensus on this path. The GMR is meant to be a continuing resource, as we plan on updating this report every two years. The proposed targets and indicators herein--which establish the elementary global tracking framework for transport--are based on and complement the SDG indicators that were developed by the Inter-Agency and Expert Group on SDG indicators (IAEG-SDGs) created by the UN Statistical Commission. They establish a baseline for future tracking towards sustainable mobility, and provide the sector with information and tools on which to base policy and investment decisions. This baseline report will be launched in the autumn of 2017.
October 2017 Washington, D.C.
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