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53 Mobilizing Sustainable Transport for Development Patrick Ho Deputy Chairman and Secretary-General China Energy Fund Committee Hong Kong, China Dr. Patrick Ho Chi Ping, Deputy Chairman and Secretary General of the China Energy Fund Committee since its inception in 2010, was formerly Secretary for Home Affairs with the Hong Kong SAR government, Vice-Chairman of the Hong Kong Policy Research Institute, and member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Committee. Dr. Ho is an ophthalmic surgeon by training. SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT SHOWCASE: Legal name China Energy Fund Committee Sector NGO Headquarter location Hong, Kong, China Founding year 2010 Number of employees 20 Website www.cefc.org.hk China Energy Fund Committee (CEFC) is a nongovernmental, non-profit, tax-exempt, civil society organization registered in Hong Kong and the USA, holding Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council. A strategic think tank engaged in research, public diplomacy, energy cooperation and cultural exchange, CEFC is dedicated to fostering dialogue, regional cooperation, energy security, and issues relating to China’s emerging place in the world. Powering the Future We Want – Recognizing leadership and innovative practices in energy for sustainable development Powering the Future We Want is a programme established in collaboration with the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs. It offers a grant in the amount of one million US dollars annually to fund capacity development activities in energy for sustainable development. The grant is awarded to an individual, institution or partnership, based on past and current achievements, with the objective of promoting leadership and innovative practices in meeting the global energy challenge. Through capacity development seminars, finalists are invited to share their experiences and knowledge in the implementation of their projects, and to openly discuss the many challenges that they face. In 2016, the thematic focus of the grant is ‘Energy for Sustainable Transport.’ CEFC promotes sustainable transport as a culture and way of life, resting on three pillars: conservation, efficiency, and environmental protection. It also aims to advance and safeguard the special needs of developing countries for transport.
Analysis and Policy Recommendations from the United Nations Secretary-General’s High-Level Advisory Group on Sustainable Transport 54 Victor Kiryanov Deputy Minister of Interior of the Russian Federation Moscow, Russian Federation In 2011, General Victor Kiryanov was appointed by the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Medvedev, as Deputy Minister of the Interior, responsible for safety and security in the national transport system. General Kiryanov is the highest-ranking Russian official responsible for road safety, and over the years, has been a champion in promoting international cooperation in this area. SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT SHOWCASE: General Kiryanov was the initiator and the architect of the 1st Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in Moscow in 2009. On numerous occasions, he addressed the UN General Assembly and other multilateral fora promoting road safety. He also officially presented all Russian drafts of UN General Assembly resolutions on the subject. With active involvement by General Kiryanov, the UN General Assembly has a road safety item on a biennial basis. In May 2010, Russia tabled a draft resolution that was adopted the UN General Assembly proclaiming the Decade of Action for Road Safety from 2011-2020. On behalf of the Russian Federation, General Kiryanov promoted the integration of road safety topics in the latest major UN Program document, the ‘2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development,’ and ensured its inclusion in Sustainable Development Goal 9 – “Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation.”
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Analysis and Policy Recommendations from the United Nations Secretary-General’s High-Level Advisory Group on Sustainable Transport 54<br />
Victor Kiryanov<br />
Deputy Minister of Interior of<br />
the Russian Federation<br />
Moscow, Russian Federation<br />
In 2011, General Victor Kiryanov was appointed by the<br />
President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Medvedev,<br />
as Deputy Minister of the Interior, responsible for safety<br />
and security in the national transport system. General<br />
Kiryanov is the highest-ranking Russian official responsible<br />
for road safety, and over the years, has been a champion in<br />
promoting international cooperation in this area.<br />
SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT SHOWCASE:<br />
General Kiryanov was the initiator and the architect of<br />
the 1st Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in Moscow<br />
in 2009. On numerous occasions, he addressed the UN<br />
General Assembly and other multilateral fora promoting<br />
road safety. He also officially presented all Russian drafts<br />
of UN General Assembly resolutions on the subject.<br />
With active involvement by General Kiryanov, the UN<br />
General Assembly has a road safety item on a biennial<br />
basis. In May 2010, Russia tabled a draft resolution that<br />
was adopted the UN General Assembly proclaiming the<br />
Decade of Action for Road Safety from 2011-2020.<br />
On behalf of the Russian Federation, General Kiryanov<br />
promoted the integration of road safety topics in the<br />
latest major UN Program document, the ‘2030 Agenda<br />
for Sustainable Development,’ and ensured its inclusion<br />
in Sustainable Development Goal 9 – “Build resilient<br />
infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable<br />
industrialization and foster innovation.”