MEDIA

MEDIA EVENTS

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Organiser: Global Alliance of Road Safety NGOs

Location: Downtown Leipzig

On a tram ride across Leipzig, Chile’s Minister for Transport and Telecommunications Juan Carlos Muñoz, ITF road safety lead Véronique Feypell, the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety’s Executive Director Lotte Brondum, and further experts will explore how walking, cycling, and public transport can be made safer to encourage citizens to use more sustainable transport options. The tram ride is open to a strictly limited number of journalists upon request. The event will be livestreamed.

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Location: CCL, MPA 1 (Media Center)

ITF Head of Communications Michael Kloth briefs accredited journalists on the day’s highlights, additions to the programme, speaker changes, etc.

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Location: CCL, MPA 1 (Media Centre)

Over coffee and croissants, join UK Secretary of State for Transport Mark Harper (ITF Presidency 2023) and ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim in briefing accredited journalists on the Summit agenda. They will  also present exclusive new projections for the development of transport demand and associated CO2 emissions will develop in the coming decades, published on this day in the new ITF Transport Outlook 2023.

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Organisers: POLIS, FIA Foundation and Sustainable Mobility for All (SuM4All)

Location: CCL, MPA 1 (Media Centre)

Only 17% of transport workers are women. This waste of human talent hinders the sector from overcoming its skill shortages. It also undermines efforts to make transport more sustainable, innovative and inclusive. This study tackles this issue head-on: “Gender imbalance in the transport sector: a toolkit for change” identifies five key action areas and provides good practice examples on inclusive recruitment, retention and career development. It covers all transport modes. The work complements the more policy-focused ITF Gender Analysis Toolkit for Transport, launched at the last ITF Summit, to provide practical solutions to promote the role of women in the sector. Organised by POLIS, FIA Foundation and Sustainable Mobility for All (SuM4All)

Speakers:

  • Isobel Duxfield, POLIS, co-author of the report
  • Heather Allen, Consultant, co-author of the report
  • Alana Dave, International Transport Workers’ Federation
  • Binyam Reja, World Bank
  • Magda Olczak, International Transport Forum

Moderator: Sheila Watson, FIA Foundation

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