The Global Alliance for EcoMobility (the EcoMobility Alliance) is an international non-profit partnership that works to promote EcoMobility and thus reduce citizens’ dependency on private motorized vehicles worldwide. The Global Alliance for EcoMobility internationally advocates EcoMobility systems that meet local accessibility needs and improve health, safety, security, air quality and social inclusion, and reduce road congestion and noise levels, resource and energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. It was founded and launched by a group of leading global organisations on the occasion of the Climate Change Conference in Bali in December 2007.

The EcoMobility Alliance secretariat is provided by ICLEI.

The EcoMobility Alliance membership consists of leading global and regional-level organizations representing four different categories of stakeholders: businesses, governmental organizations, users and experts. Together these key global players have the capacity to build an EcoMobility industry that benefits human well-being as well as global economies.  As an Alliance, we can capitalise on shared goals to push forward the EcoMobility agenda.

The Global Alliance for EcoMobility is open to new members and welcomes enquiries from those who share our belief that EcoMobility presents a solution to our climate, ecological, economic, accessibility, health, safety and social concerns.

In this section you can learn more about the EcoMobility Alliance purpose and key areas of work.

Information about the organizational structure.