Sarbinder Singh

To accelerate the shift to e-mobility, emerging economies must use a comprehensive strategy to confront barriers to electric vehicle adoption. By Leila Yim Surratt & Sarbinder Singh & Aklilu Fikresilassie September 13, 2022 Most Kenyans hop on the back of a motorbike taxi, known locally as a boda-boda, to get around town. With per day, it’s a sector that provides an estimated 1 million direct jobs for drivers.

Women boda boda drivers testing electric motorbikes in Kenya – part of efforts by one of many partnerships around the world working to increase access to e-mobility for businesses and individuals. Photo by M-KOPA As the pandemic has changed the way we get around and purchase goods, the world is considering how to make transport more efficient and sustainable.

How Multistakeholder Partnerships Can Deliver SDG Progress A Case Study on P4G Partnership & Africa GreenCo. Last month, the World Resources Institute launched a landmark new report, “A Time for Transformative Partnerships” that outlines success factors critical to the growth and implementation of multistakeholder partnerships driving progress on the SDGs. The report findings draw from interviews with 41 multistakeholder partnerships – many of which have been funded, accelerated, and...