UN Decade Roadmaps Consultation Survey
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  • UN Decade of Sustainable Transport Roadmaps Consultation Survey

  • Under the United Nations Decade of Sustainable Transport (2026–2035), the International Road Federation (IRF), together with Arup, Australia National Transport Research Organisation, FIKA, Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety, International Federation of Consulting Engineers, International Road Assessment Programme, ORIS Materials Intelligence, and World Wildlife Fund, has announced a commitment to accelerate the transition toward road systems that are more inclusive, safer, greener and more efficient for all. Read more


    This commitment aims to deliver a series of roadmaps that diagnose key challenges and recommend policy, technical, financing and governance measures across four thematic areas:

    • Inclusive roads that improve safe rural access, connect isolated communities to essential services and rebalance urban space to prioritise active and collective mobility.
    • Safe roads aligned with the targets of the UN Decade of Action on Road Safety, embedding evidence-based safety principles and interventions into planning, design, construction, maintenance and operation.
    • Green roads that advance decarbonisation and resilience, enabling low-emission vehicles and fuels, using sustainable materials, applying whole-life carbon management frameworks and biodiversity-sensitive planning using nature-based solutions.
    • Efficient and smart roads that maximise value, safety and performance through digitalisation, automation and intelligent operations, supported by procurement and contractual frameworks that enable data-driven maintenance, logistics and traffic flow.

    This survey seeks expert input to inform the development of the roadmaps. The survey should take approximately 20-30 minutes to complete.
     
    Each submission allows input on one thematic area. If you wish to contribute to more than one theme, you are welcome to complete and submit this form again.

    We encourage concise responses. Where relevant, please kindly share links to publications, case studies, datasets or initiatives that may inform the Roadmaps.

    This survey will be open until 15 March.
     
    For any questions, please contact: Alice Yiu, Head of Advocacy and Outreach, IRF, ayiu@irfofficial.org.

  • Your Contact Information

  • 1. Thematic Focus

  • In this form, you may submit your response for one of the four thematic areas in the roadmap series. If you wish to contribute to more than one theme, multiple submissions are welcome. To recap, the four themes are:

    • Inclusive roads that improve safe rural access, connect isolated communities to essential services and rebalance urban space to prioritise active and collective mobility.
    • Safe roads aligned with the targets of the UN Decade of Action on Road Safety, embedding evidence-based safety principles and interventions into planning, design, construction, maintenance and operation.
    • Green roads that advance decarbonisation and resilience, enabling low-emission vehicles and fuels, using sustainable materials, applying whole-life carbon management frameworks and biodiversity-sensitive planning using nature-based solutions.
    • Efficient and smart roads that maximise value, safety and performance through digitalisation, automation and intelligent operations, supported by procurement and contractual frameworks that enable data-driven maintenance, logistics and traffic flow.
  • 2. Trends, Targets and Indicators

  • 3. Enabling Environment 

  • 3.1 Infrastructure Enablers

  • 3.2 Technology Enablers

  • 3.3 Policy and Regulatory Enablers

  • 4. Financing and Procurement Instruments

  • 5. Governance and Institutional Capacity

  • Final Reflections

  • Thank you for your input! We sincerely appreciate your time and expertise to support our roadmaps.

    Click here if you wish to submit another form to provide input on a different thematic area.
     
    The Roadmaps are expected to be launched at the IRF 2026 Annual Conference, taking place from 16 to 18 November in Geneva. Please follow us and stay tuned for further updates.
     
    For any further queries, please feel free to contact: Alice Yiu, Head of Advocacy and Outreach, IRF, ayiu@irfofficial.org.

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