Research & Innovation
CompletedSustainable Road Transport Adoption in Liberia
Research on institutional and policy barriers to cleaner, safer transport choices.
- Location
- National, Liberia
- Client / partner
- RSAI / Engineering Society of Liberia
- Period
- 2024
- RSAI’s role
- Applied research organization
About the project
RSAI investigated the barriers affecting sustainable road transport adoption in Liberia, with a focus on the relationship between transport planning, institutions and climate commitments.
The research sought practical policy pathways for active mobility, stronger coordination and climate-aligned transport investment.
Scope of work
- Review transport plans and climate-policy alignment.
- Identify institutional and policy gaps.
- Examine opportunities for walking, cycling and sustainable transport financing.
- Develop recommendations for coordinated government action.
RSAI’s contribution
Applied research organization.
Project partners
RSAI / Engineering Society of Liberia.
Documented outputs and progress
- Research presented at the Engineering Society of Liberia annual conference.
- Recommendations for an inter-ministerial working group and active-transport investment.
- Proposed climate-finance pathways and stronger alignment between plans and commitments.
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