Women in Climate Change 8 – Sukriti Sharma
Sukriti Sharma is a PhD student working on hydrogen systems…
How and with what consequences low carbon mobility might develop in LMICs is poorly understood. The research in advanced economies highlight several interdependencies and inherent uncertainties, shaped by policy, regulatory, legal, organisational, financial, behavioural and societal issues. This special issue aims to address this gap by bringing together a set of papers into analysis of trade-offs and synergies associated with alternative low carbon mobility pathways in LMICs from a whole systems perspective.
Guest editors:
Nazmiye Balta-Ozkan (n.ozkan@cranfield.ac.uk), Cranfield University, UK
Holger Dalkmann (hdalkmann@sustain2030.net), Sustain 2030
Research Questions:
This issue is dedicated to the analysis of decarbonisation of transport from a systems perspective solely in Low and Medium Income Countries, as defined by OECD DAC list. It will address the following research issues, but not limited to:
Manuscript submission and timelines information:
Papers will be reviewed upon receiving before the deadlines, and a decision for each paper will be made, as soon as the review process is complete. The paper will be formally published once it is accepted. Subject to the availability of the funding from the Climate Compatible Growth programme, the accepted papers will be published open access. We may be able to provide proofreading support for researchers from LMICs where English is not the first language. Therefore, early submission is essential for an early decision and securing support for both open access publication charges and proofreading.
Key Dates
Deadline for submission of abstracts (via email): 14 January 2022
Invitation of selected abstracts for consideration in the special issue: 21 January 2022
Submission of the full papers (via email): 15 March 2022
Feedback from first-round reviews (via email): 15 April 2022
Submission of revised manuscripts (via EVIS): 15 May 2022
Feedback from second-round reviews (via EVIS, if needed): 15 June 2022
Please make sure that your paper complies with Transport Policy author guidelines: https://www.elsevier.com/journals/transport-policy/0967-070X/guide-for-authors
(Inquiries and first-round submissions should be directed to one of the Guest Editors).