90-Minute Session: Decarbonisation of Transport in Africa Report Launch at AMASA 2024
A session titled “Decarbonisation of Transport in Africa: Resilience, Technology, Innovation, and Policy” was held on Day 1, and it provided a platform for experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore sustainable solutions for Africa’s transport sector. The session featured insightful discussions on emerging technologies, successful case studies, and the importance of effective policy frameworks in advancing decarbonisation efforts. An in-person launch of the “Decarbonisation of Transport in Africa: Opportunities, Challenges and Policy Options” report was also done and officiated by Prof. Mahouton N. Hounkonnou, NASAC President, and Prof. Mohamed H. Kara, Algerian Academy of Science and Technology (AAST) President. The session highlighted the urgent need for collaborative efforts to decarbonise Africa’s transport systems and contribute to global sustainability goals.



Discussions during the side event covered a wide range of topics, including innovative technologies such as electric mobility, renewable energy and digital solutions for transport. Experts also shared case studies of successful decarbonisation initiatives in various African countries. The session further emphasised the importance of aligning policy frameworks with sustainable transport goals, ensuring that regulatory approaches support innovation while promoting environmental and economic resilience. The event highlighted the urgent need for collaborative efforts to decarbonise Africa’s transport systems and contribute to global sustainability goals.
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