About MobiliseYourCity
What is MobiliseYourCity?
Launched at COP21 in Paris, the MobiliseYourCity Partnership is a leading global Partnership for sustainable mobility of more than 100 partners, including 82 member cities and 16 member countries. It supports strategic, participatory planning, implementation support and project preparation as key instruments to enable countries and cities to build sustainable urban mobility systems in the Global South.
Global Monitor 2026
Like every year, the Global Monitor 2026 is the perfect opportunity to take stock of our impact.
Over the past decade, MobiliseYourCity has grown to 82 member cities and 16 member countries, supporting 75 projects across 38 countries. With more than EUR 120 million in grants from our donors, we have supported the preparation of 33 SUMPs and 11 NUMPs.
Together, these plans have identified over EUR 30 billion in sustainable urban mobility investment needs and helped leverage EUR 4.4 billion for SUMP and NUMP implementation.
This year, we can present more quantitative results of our work through graphs and figures throughout the report. We highlight achievements in mobility planning, implementation support, capacity development and investment mobilisation, while drawing lessons from updated city and country factsheets across the Partnership.
Core Methodologies
We provide decision-makers and mobility practitioners in the Global South with a comprehensive methodology that highlights both the benefits and purposes of sustainable mobility planning and, most importantly, guides them through a highly practical and tested planning process that is ready to be used in every context.
MobiliseYourCity methodology is openly accessible and easy to use and comprises a list of documents that provide concise information and guidance about mobility planning, MRV, emissions calculations, implementation support and much more.
Partners
The MobiliseYourCity Partnership is jointly co-financed by the European Union, the governments of Germany and France, the Agence Française de Développement, the French Facility for Global Environment and the French Ministry for Ecological Transition. The Partnership is implemented by AFD, GIZ, CODATU and ADB, together with development finance institutions and knowledge partners.
By leveraging the unique core competencies of a wide range of organisations, we act as a knowledge hub and collaborate to generate solutions that exceed what we could do alone, helping make lasting positive change possible.
City and Country Members
