Clean Mobility
The Clean Mobility Working Group addresses a sector fundamental to daily, social, and economic life: the movement of people and goods.
The Group aims to highlight the policies and political decisions that impact the mobility sector, advocate for ambitious laws to European politicians, and present a strong case for the development of clean modes of transportation, grounded in research, facts, and expertise, reflecting youth demands.
Additionally, we aim to raise awareness of the impact of mobility and human movement on the environment. Our goal is to encourage young people to examine their mobility habits and their consequences in order to make positive changes. We are particularly focused on ensuring that young Europeans understand the social and environmental challenges associated with mobility, and its importance in contributing to a fairer and more environmentally friendly future for the EU.
International Transport Team
The international transport team works to amplify the youth voice in the decarbonisation of the European transport sector, ensuring a just, equitable, and accessible modal shift.
Clean Cities Team
The clean cities team aims to amplify youth voices and engagement in urban mobility planning, advocating for sustainable, inclusive and accessible cities for all.
All figures from IPCC Sixth Assessment Report.
The Youth on Track coalition
Youth on Track is a coalition of environmental and youth NGO’s fighting for fair and easy to access cross-border rail transport.
We submitted the Youth on Track coalition letter to the Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism, and at the event Youth on Track: Towards Better European Rail, hosted at the European Parliament on 30 September, MEPs Lena Schilling (Greens/EFA), Martine Kemp (EPP), and Thomas Pellerin (S&D) shared their support for the proposal.
The PATH letter
The open letter from the Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH) calls on national governments to include cycling and walking policies in their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC). Doing so is a low-cost strategy to cutting transport emissions while creating healthier and more accessible, equitable societies.
The PEP Partnership on Child- and Youth-Friendly Mobility
We participated in the PEP Partnership on Child- and Youth-Friendly Mobility, which sought to explore how mobility systems can meet the unique needs and behaviours of young people. Young representatives from 13 EU Member States presented a Youth Position Paper at the PEP Steering Committee in October 2025 and the tenth PEP Partnership Meeting on Child- and Youth-Friendly Mobility.
In collaboration with: UNECE, the WHO, Austrian Energy Agency and others.
Joining the Clean Mobility team has allowed me to meet so many people passionate about creating livable cities for now and the future. I feel hopeful and enthused about what's possible for community spaces and transport
Gemma Ellis, Project Officer
Volunteering in GCE has helped me to find a circle of people committed to the same topics I am, who understand mobility as something that can change the world and our cities. It is inspiring but also rewarding to share your time with this amazing team and see how we can push for real change.
Marina Gentil, Project Lead
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