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Low Emission Zone and Congestion Charging Knowledge Hub

The knowledge hub provides information on global practices in implementing low emission zone and congestion charging (LEZ/CC) and a training platform for professionals interested in these topics. The website also shares resources from LEZ/CC research conducted in Beijing, including policy analysis, communication strategies, emission analysis, and public opinion surveys.

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Study on International Practices for Low Emission Zone and Congestion Charging
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Study On International Practices For Low Emission Zone And Congestion Charging

This working paper discusses practices that can be applied towards congestion mitigation and emission reduction in China, drawing from research and analysis of the successful experiences of London, Singapore and Stockholm in implementing LEZ and CC.

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