Summary report: Developing an E-mobility Action Plan in Ho Chi Minh City

Jun 27

Written By WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities

By GIZ Vietnam

Electrification in transport has been a global trend in the efforts to move towards a low-carbon economy, bring net emissions to ‘zero,’ and respond to climate change. The growth rate of electric vehicles (EVs) is increasing rapidly with the constant push from the governments of countries worldwide, including Vietnam.

This summary report unveils the process of crafting an EV action plan tailored to the unique needs and challenges of Ho Chi Minh City. It also presents ambitious EV development scenarios based on the level of policy intervention to increase the rate of electrification in transport. From comprehensive research and stakeholder engagement to innovative strategies and policy recommendations, this summary paves the way for a greener, more efficient transport landscape in Ho Chi Minh City.

The report is intended for policymakers, project developers, national and international organisations, researchers, and relevant associations/agencies.

You can read more on changing-transport.org.

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WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities is World Resources Institute’s program dedicated to shaping a future where cities work better for everyone. It enables more connected, compact and coordinated cities. The Center expands the transport and urban development expertise of the EMBARQ network to catalyze innovative solutions in other sectors, including air quality, water, buildings, land use and energy. It combines the research excellence of WRI with two decades of on-the-ground impact through a network of more than 320 experts working from Brazil, China, Colombia, Ethiopia, India, Mexico, Turkey and the United States to make cities around the world better places to live. More information at www.wrirosscities.org.

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