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Transport for Sustainable Development The case of inland transport

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Transport for Sustainable Development – The case of Inland Transport

Figure 8.6

Modal split for transport to work/training in selected European cities in 2009 ......................

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Figure 8.7

Transport modal split in cities of Latin America, China and India (2010).....................................

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Figure 8.8

Freight modal shift potential...................................................................................................................................

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Figure 8.9

Development of intermodal road/rail transport in Europe, 2000-2011........................................

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Figure 9.1

Number of UN Transport Conventions and Agreements adhered to per country. The darker the colour, the higher number of UN Transport Conventions a country has acceded to. ........................................................................................................................................................................

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Figure 9.2

Number of UNESCAP Transport Conventions and Agreements per country ...........................

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Figure 9.3

Number of UNESCWA Transport Conventions and Agreements per country..........................

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Figure 10.1 Sustainable Inland Transport and post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals ......................

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