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CODATU’s participation to 11th meetings of AICT
CODATU participated in the 11th meetings of the International Action of Territorial Collectivities (IATC) organized by Cités Unies France on September 21 and 22, 2020 in Paris. This event was organized in partnership with the Ministry of...
The Tunisian Ministry of Transport in the industry 4.0 era
The Director Board Of Administrative Development, Information System and Intelligence Transport (DGDASITI) working under the Tunisian Ministry of Transport actively participate to promote INDUSTRY 4.0 and particularly the one that could be...
Strasbourg-Kairouan-Mahdia cooperation: a major project to promote active mobility is being prepared
The project AUTREMENT The AUTREMENT project is part of the decentralized cooperation Strasbourg-Kairouan that CODATU has been supporting since 2015 on the following axes: road safety, promotion of active modes, promotion of public space...
First day of school for the 2nd year of the Transport Master Programme in Rabat!
Master « Transport and sustainable mobilities in urban areas » in Rabat First day of school for the 2nd year, April 2019 The new students of the Master « Transport and sustainable mobilities » were welcomed at the Institut National...
MobiliseYourCity: second training session for 13 Moroccan cities on MRV-GHG methods on urban transports
Following the first training session intended for managers in the transport sector, a new session on MRV-GHG methods on urban transport to 13 Moroccan cities was held in Rabat. The Moroccan Minister of the Interior (DGCL),...
Report on the 8th Africities Summit in Marrakesh
The 8th Africities Summit, organised by United Local Government and Cities of Africa (CGLU), in collaboration with the Moroccan Communal Council Presidents Association (AMPCC) and the Association for Moroccan Regions (ARM) and supported by...
Tunisia: launching of the Urban Mobility National Policy
A commitment at the highest level The Tunisian Government has commited itself in an ambitious updating of the Urban Mobility National Policy (PNMU). The MobiliseYourCity Partnership supports the initiative and provides international...
Report on the LUTP training session in Sousse, 22-27 October 2018
A valuable and constructive session The 2018 "Leaders in Urban Transport Planning" (LUTP) Francophone training session took place in Sousse from 22 to 27 October 2018. The 38 participants were from Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Senegal and...
Mobilise Your City : training session for 13 Moroccan cities on MRV-GHG methods on urban transports
The Moroccan Minister of the Interior (DGCL), the MobiliseYourCity Partnership, the French Environment & Energy Management Agency (ADEME) and the consulting company I Care and Consult organised in Rabat a training session to Moroccan...
Towards sustainable urban mobility in Tunisia – A technical cooperation for change
This document aims to present the actions and projects conducted, monitored or initiated during the first two years of technical cooperation established between the French Development Agency (AFD), CODATU and the Ministry of Transport of...
Practical guide for the organisation of car-free days, by CODATU
The organization of car-free days is a powerful tool in terms of raising awareness as it demonstrates our cities’ potential when free from traffic and enables citizens to reclaim the public space. This practical guide has been developed...
Sexual harassment and women-only transport in Egypt
According to a UN Women report (April 2013), ninety-nine percent of women in Egypt have experienced a form of sexual harassment, highlighting that public transportation is the second most likely place for the harassment to occur. Sexual...
[CODATU XVII] Presentation : Resilience of Excluded People: Resourcefulness, Social Strategies and Sustainable Mobilities at Rabat Sale (Morocco) – Ms. Meryem Achraf, INAU, Morocco
The international CODATU conference for professionals is held every two years with the aim of promoting sustainable urban mobility policies in emerging cities. The CODATU XVII Conference was held from 4th to 6th November 2017 in...
Launch of the Master II Transport and Sustainable Urban Mobility in Rabat, Morocco
The courses have just begun in the new Master II "Transport and sustainable urban mobility" in Rabat, resulting from the partnership between CODATU, the National Institute of Planning and Urban Planning (INAU), Senghor University, and CNAM...
MobiliseYourCity : Launch of the initiative in Tunisia
In December 2016, the Tunisian government announced his willingness to join the MobiliseYourCity initiative to promote sustainable urban mobility planning, to reduce the impacts of urban transport on the climate and to improve the quality...
Mediterranean Portrait: Adnen Ben Salah, STC (Société de Transports Collectifs), Tunis
Meeting with Adnen Ben Salah CEO of STC (Société de Transports Collectifs) Private operators appeared in Tunisia in 1989. During this period, public transport had a supply deficit of around 20%, and investments could no longer be...
Tounes Tetnafes 2017 (Tunis is Breathing 2017) : First Car Free Day in Tunis
An urban mobility crisis in Tunis The capital city of Tunisia located within the Great Tunis urban area faces a serious trafic issue causing congestion situation every day across the city. Several reasons caused this issue : the...
COP22 : launching the operational phase of MobiliseYourCity
CODATU was present during the 22nd Conference of the Parties (COP22) organised under the supervision of the United Nation Framework Convention for Climate Change (UNFCCC) that took place from 7 to 18 November 2016 in Marrakech. CODATU was...
Nino – Pedalo : a tunisian start-up for bicycle delivery services
Can you tell us about your company? Pedalo is the first company for "100% bicycle" delivery services in Tunis. This start-up offers companies and individuals a courier services and delivery of either letters, bills, keys, pizza, food, etc....
Technical Cooperation in Tunisia – How to implement a Regional Transport Authority ?
In February 2016,CODATU, the French Agency for Development AFD, and the Tunisian Ministry of Transportation started a technical cooperation in order to support the implementation of urban mobility projects and the improvement of public...
7-18 November 2016 – UNFCCC COP 22 in Marrakesh (Morocco)
For more information: http://unfccc.int/meetings/unfccc_calendar/items/2655.php?year=2016
CODATU takes part in the Tunisia Mobility Congress 2016
January 2016, CFT Expo and Canal Presse organize the first Tunisia Mobility Congress 2016 : a business fair for mobile technology and embedded systems. This event will take place at the Palais des Congrès of Tunis on Januray 28th and...
[FOCUS] Planning today for tomorrow’s mobility: examples of planning practices in developing countries
Within the framework of its recent initiative MobiliseYourCity, and in order to have a better understanding of local contexts in terms of mobility planning in developing countries, CODATU has analyzed the planning practices in Middle-east...
Seminar on Governance and Sustainable Funding for Urban Public Transport in Morocco
Moroccan cities are facing an increase in car use. It results in longer distances that contributes make public transport services less attractive for people. Paratransit systems are organized in a more or less formal way to meet the...
October 23-25, 2014 – IsDB/GIZ- Training on The Role of Sustainable Urban Transport in the Framework of African Cities in Rabat, [Morocco].
The training is jointly organized by the German International Cooperation (GIZ) in cooperation with the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB) and will focus on Sustainable Urban Transport in the framework of African Cities. The workshop...
Start : 23/10/201408:00End : 25/10/201417:00CODATU at Forum CIVITAS, 23-26 September 2014 Casablanca (Morocco)
Casablanca will be the first non-european city to hold the CIVITAS Forum annual conference that will take place from 23rd to 26th September 2014 on "Urban mobility and social inclusion - Planning accessibility for more sustainable cities"....