The National Urban Transport Policy's first version was launched in 2006. A revised version was prepared in concertation with multiple stakeholders and released in March 2014. The purpose of this document is to make adequate recommendations to Indian cities to " bring about comprehensive improvements in urban transport services and infrastructure".
The document notably encourages public transport, cycling, walking, energy efficiency and clean fuels to mitigate sectoral greenhouse gas emissions.
National Urban Transport Policy
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2014
Most recent update
14/03/2014
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Mitigation
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Transport
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Just transition
Renewable energy
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Climate finance
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