Tanzila Khan

Jan 15, 2025 | theicct.org | Tanzila Khan |Carlos Jiménez |Leticia Pineda |Zifei Yang

Leer en inglés. Más del 90% de las emisiones de CO2 en México provenientes del transporte son generadas por vehículos en circulación, con los vehículos ligeros representando el 65% de las emisiones de CO2 del transporte en carretera. La Contribución Determinada a Nivel Nacional actualizada de México en 2022 comprometió una reducción del 35% en las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero en toda la economía, incluyendo una reducción del 22% en el sector transporte para 2030.

Jan 15, 2025 | theicct.org | Tanzila Khan |Carlos Jiménez |Leticia Pineda |Zifei Yang

Leer en español. More than 90% of Mexico’s CO2 emissions from transportation come from vehicles on the road, with light-duty vehicles accounting for 65% of the on-road transport CO2 emissions. Mexico’s updated Nationally Determined Contribution in 2022, pledged a 35% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions across the economy, including a 22% reduction from the transport sector by 2030. Mexico further officially announced a target for 50% of new LDV sales to be zero-emission by 2030.

Nov 10, 2024 | journeywoman.com | Tanzila Khan

Featured image: Tanzila, Afshan and Zargoona are three women who prove you can travel to Egypt in a wheelchair | Photo by Tanzila Khan Three women in wheelchairs explore a country not known for its accessibilityby Tanzila KhanTravelling is always an adventure, but for us—three girls from Pakistan—our trip to Egypt was a journey within a journey.

Oct 30, 2024 | journeywoman.com | Tanzila Khan

Featured image: Tanzila, Afshan and Zargoona are three women who prove you can travel to Egypt in a wheelchair | Photo by Tanzila Khan Three women in wheelchairs explore a country not known for its accessibilityby Tanzila KhanTravelling is always an adventure, but for us—three girls from Pakistan—our trip to Egypt was a journey within a journey.

Oct 15, 2024 | journeywoman.com | Tanzila Khan

Featured image: Accessible travel has made great improvements, but there is still more work to be done | Photo by Neirfy007 on Envato What can the travel industry do to improve accessibility and inclusion? by Tanzila KhanWhether on wheels or feet, travelling is the most beautiful way to experience the beauty of this world, see cultures and places, meet people and try different activities.