China has set ambitious goal to reach carbon neutrality before the year 2060 and to reach its carbon dioxide emission peak before the year 2030. Emitting about 11% of China’s total CO2, the transportation sector plays a significant role in achieving China’s climate goals. To reduce emissions, the promotion of an integrated, low-carbon, innovative, and technology driven transport sector is set in various top-level policies, such as China’s strong transport nation outline issued in 2019. Besides electro-mobility, public transport, and shared mobility, active mobility (walking and cycling), as a healthy and most low carbon transport mode, is also high on the agenda of Chinese policymakers.
In collaboration with the implementing partners SinoCarbon and China Academy of Transport Science, the city of Beijing, Chengdu, Foshan, and Xiamen are selected as case cities. The project team will work jointly with local institutions to test the Active Mobility Indicator System and provide targeted recommendations for the cities. Being engaged throughout the projects, the case cities will also provide valuable inputs for the National Active Mobility Strategy.
The aim of the study is to
Yiyang Chenzi
Advisor
Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH