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16-janv.-2012
Registrations are now open for the 2012 Summit of the International Transport Forum, a leading global transport policy platform linked to the OECD. The Summit will take place on 2-4 May in the city of Leipzig, Germany. It will bring together ministers, industry leaders and top experts from the Forum’s 53 member countries and beyond. The theme of the 2012 Summit is “Seamless Transport: Making Connections”.
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09-nov.-2011
Scrappage programmes aimed to stimulate spending during a downturn in car sales as a result of the economic recession. Many governments introduced incentive schemes, offering consumers cash or discounts for trading in their old car for a new one. But what was the exact impact for environment and safety? Our latest Policy Brief presents the results of an in-depth study that comes to some interesting conclusions.
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25-juil.-2011
The July edition of our Statistics Brief looks at trends in transport infrastructure investment and maintenance spending from 1995 to 2009. The data shows record investment levels in Central and Eastern European countries, with 7.6% growth in 2008/9, amounting to 2.0% of GDP (2009). In Western Europe and North America, the GDP share of investment in inland transport infrastructure has remained almost constant over the past decade.
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12-juil.-2011
Car fleet renewal schemes introduced in the US, France and Germany fell short of their potential to deliver on environmental and safety objectives, according to a new report published by the International Transport Forum at the OECD in partnership with FIA Foundation.
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06-juin-2011
The latest update of global freight data-based analysis of topical transport trends collected by the International Transport Forum. This May 2011 issue entitled “Recovery and Rebalancing?” looks at the most recent data on global freight.
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06-juin-2011
China has officially declared its intention to join the International Transport Forum.
The Vice-Minister for Transport, Mr. GAO Hongfeng, made the announcement during the annual summit of Transport Ministers from the International Transport Forum's 52 current member countries in Leipzig on Thursday 26 May 2011.
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06-juin-2011
Carole Coune, 42, from Belgium is the new Secretary General of the International Transport Forum. Transport Ministers from 52 member countries elected Ms. Coune to succeed Irishman Jack Short at their annual summit in Leipzig, on 26 May. Ms. Coune is presently the top civil servant of Belgium's Ministry of Transport. She holds a law degree from the Université de Liège and had a distinguished career in the rail sector. "Carole Coune is an able leader with broad experience and a profound understanding of the complex issues that transport faces", said outgoing Secretary General Jack Short.
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15-mars-2011
The latest update of global freight data collected by the International Transport Forum shows few signs that reduce the uncertainty about economic recovery after the 2008 crisis. Preliminary data suggest that this especially true when considered in combination with the risks for the global economy posed by geopolitical events: road, rail, and se freight transport levels remain below pre-crisis volumes in December 2010,
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03-mars-2011
The Christmas chaos in airports, roads and rail lines was the second major international transport breakdown in 2010. In April 2010, a volcanic ash cloud from Iceland grounded European air traffic. This time, snow and ice halted traffic, again with devastating effect. Nature's vagaries are natural enemy of transport. But there are other large-scale risks, like terrorism. The September 2001 attack as well as others in London, Moscow and Madrid showed how truly catastrophic the results can be and how vulnerable we are.
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18-févr.-2011
Registration is now open for the International Transport Forum’s 2011 summit, to be held from 25-27 May. Transport Ministers, industry leaders and experts from around the world will gather in the city of Leipzig (Germany) to debate the theme “Transport for Society”.
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Evénements
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Driving from Brighton to London using as little energy as possible was the task set for 63 vehicles participating in the first "Future Car Challenge" on 6 November, organised by Britain's Royal Automobile Club (RAC). The Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI), of which the International Transport Forum is a partner, entered two cars for the 60 mile event - and won.
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le 25-nov.-2010
Green growth is a new strategy to decouple the inverse relationship between economic growth and environmental preservation. In a joint event in Paris, the International Transport Forum and the Korean Transport Institute (KOTI) address the issue of growth in transport.
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The International Transport Forum 2010 will be held from 26-28 May in Leipzig, Germany under the theme of Transport and Innovation: Unleashing the Potential. The Forum will focus on the essential role of innovation in building the transport sector.
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