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Good practice and recommendations for a Sustainable Urban Transport policy in Colombia

Global Zero Waste Team1 min

This document responds to the need to establish guidelines and action plans for developing public policies, regulatory frameworks and institutions that promote sustainable transport in the country, with a positive impact on climate change and air quality in urban centres. This research also proposes the development of business models in the private sector and lines of research linked to academia.

We therefore hope that interested readers will find in this book a tool that makes it easier to reflect on these subjects, and that it serves as inspiration for moving towards models of sustainable cities that include innovative proposals and solutions to the challenges created by climate change, not only in Colombia but worldwide.

This publication has been produced only as a guide or reference material and does not constitute professional advice. No warranty, explicit and/or implicit, is given as to the accuracy of the recommendations it contains. To the extent permitted by law, the Centro de Estudios para el Desarrollo Sostenible (CEID), in collaboration with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and with the support of Global Zero Waste, does not accept or assume any responsibility, obligation or duty of care for the consequences of any person acting or refraining from acting on the basis of the information presented here.

Document language: Spanish

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