By the year 2050, the OECD/ITF predicts a 120% growth of global transport emissions on 2000 levels. Most of this increase will be caused by road transport in developing and emerging economies. Technology transfer has always been a key issue in international negotiations on climate change. Technology Needs Assessments (TNAs) are submitted by developing countries to the UNFCCC to outline their respective needs for transfer of and capacity building on GHG mitigating technologies. This paper aims at making a contribution to improving the provision of transport-related chapters in TNA Country Reports, and in particular the range of transferable technologies and measures in the transport sector. Available Country Reports were analyzed with regard to the general coverage of transportation issues and the range of proposed transport technologies suitable for GHG mitigation. The results of the analysis emphasize the importance of "soft" and low-cost measures in the transport sector, such as public transport improvements, land use planning or non-motorized transport.











