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Ulrich Salvisberg,CH-4614 Haegendorf;
Conference
Global Electric Two- and Three- Wheeler Conference
9 - 12 October 2023
Bangkok, Thailand
- Overview
- Documents
- Resources
- Presentations
The Global Conference on Electric Two and Three Wheelers is the first of its kind bringing together stakeholders from Asia, Africa and Latin America to discuss how these relatively new vehicle technologies can contribute to sustainable development.
Representatives from 11 Asian, 10 African, 4 Latin American countries and several international experts will convene in Bangkok from 9th – 12th October 2023 to exchange knowledge on the electrification of two and three wheelers in low and middle income countries (LMICs).
The conference will:
- Showcase accomplishments from the German International Climate Initiative (BMU-IKI) electric two and three-wheeler projects in Africa and Southeast Asia, which will come to an end this year;
- Discuss innovative business models in promoting electric two and three-wheelers experienced within European Union (EU) funded Solutions Plus Projects;
- Engage with partners of Global Environmental Facility (GEF) funded national e-mobility projects to integrate lessons learnt in strategy, policy frameworks and standards development;
- Present the work of private sector players in providing innovative solutions for electric two and three wheelers;
- Guide public sector actors in how to enable and regulate these vehicles to improve safety and inclusivity;
- Drive substantive discussions on the potential of electric two and three-wheelers to enhance affordability and accessibility.
UNEP will gather the inputs from the various stakeholders and compile a comprehensive outcome document to guide the global discussion on the electrification of two and three wheelers in LMICs.
Country Project Briefs
Other Resources
DAY 1
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Fuel economy to e-mobility: A decade of action June Yeonju Jeong, Asia-Pacific lead Sustainable Mobility Unit
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Electric 2&3 Wheelers and Climate Change Mitigation: Role and Measurement Alvin Mejia, Urban Electric Mobility Initiative (UEMI)
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MRV – Case of Electric Quads in the Philippines Jose Bienvenido Manuel M. Biona, Ph.D
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Electric 2- and 3-Wheeler Development in the Philippines Raymund Abad, Ph.D., Sustainable Transport Lead
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Electric Two-Wheeler Ecosystem in Vietnam Dr Vu Ngoc Khiem, University of Transport Technology
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Exposé Sur La Mobilité En République Du Burundi Edouard Nyandwi, Ministry of Transport Burundi.
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Institutional Set-up of MRV Systems in Vietnam Dr. Lu Thi Yen, University of Transport Technology
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The State of Electric 2/3 Wheelers in Malaysia Prof. Dr. Horizon Gitano
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E-Mobility Project Inclusion in the Philippine MRV Framework Raymund Abad, Clean Air Asia
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The institutional set-up of MRV Systems - Cameroon Pr ONGOLO ZOGO Valérie, Technical Adviser No 1, Ministry of Transport Cameroon
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UNEP Electric Motorcycle Pilot Project for Kenya Nyaga Kebuchi, Sustainable Transport Africa
DAY 2
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A Global Market Overview Tom Courtright, Nuwong Chollacoop, Carlos Felipe Pardo
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Integrated Urban Electric Mobility Solutions in the Context of the Paris Agreement, the Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban Agenda Alvin Mejia – Analysis and Impact, UEMI
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LEV for Urban Logistics in Latin American Cities Kanya Pranawengkapti, Wuppertal Institute of Climate, Environment, and Energy
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Localising 2-wheeler production Eng. Gerutu Bosinge Gerutu, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology
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Reimagining the way we move around Yatri Motorcycles
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Electric tuk-Tuk, System and Service Souliyo Vongdala, LOCA
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Financial Assessment of Motorcycle-Taxi Electrification in Bangkok GIZ
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ADB’s Journey in Promoting Sustainable Transport in Southeast Asia ADB
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About Krungsuri's Sustainable Finance operations Poonsit Wongthawatchai, Bank of Ayudhya PCL
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Status of E-mobility in Kenya and Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging and Battery Swapping Infrastructure Guidelines, 2023 Daniel Kiptoo, OGW, Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority
DAY 3
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Battery Swapping Regulations and Standards in ASEAN Nuwong Chollacoop and Pimpa Limthongkul, National Energy Technology Center (ENTEC)
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Electric Vehicle Standards Robert Njoroge, Kenya Bureau of Standards
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Localizing E2&3W Value Chains, Thirachet Lapjaturapit,STL Group CEO
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Electric Mobility Value Chain Amos Mwangi, World Resources Institute
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Malaysian E2/3w Manufacturers Prof. Dr. Horizon Gitano
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The Role of Cities in Enabling Safe Electric 2 and 3 Wheeler Circulation Alissa Raj, C40
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Asean E2/3w Standards & Policy Prof. Dr. Horizon Gitano
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Policy And Regulatory Framework In E2&3w Silas Sanga, Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority
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Regional Light Electric Vehicle (LEV) Guideline in Southeast Asia Shritu Shrestha, Wuppertal Institute
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Status Of Electric 2&3 Wheelers: A Case Of Uganda Eng Immaculate Nyamaizi, Ministry of Works and Transport
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Gender-inclusive Electric Mobility Dr. Shritu Shrestha, Senior Researcher, Wuppertal Institute
