Sustainable Cities and Communities

The need to rejuvenate the vehicle fleet in Montenegro is based on the need to lower the average age of registered vehicles. The current situation in Montenegro is unsatisfactory, largely due to the purchasing power of the population and the vehicle users’ habits concerning the acceptable safety and technical standards for vehicles.

This report is part of Sustainable Mobility and Smart Connectivity initiative, aimed at supporting selected countries in Central Asia, Caucasus and the Western Balkans in transitioning towards sustainable transport and better connectivity. It outlines national action plans designed to build the capacity of national stakeholders to implement sustainable mobility and smart connectivity policies. In collaboration with the Ministries, national stakeholders, and a national consultant, UNECE conducted an in-dept analysis to assess the current state of mobility sustainability and connectivity. The analysis identified key areas for improvement and, in agreement with national authorities, established priority areas for action. Based on these findings, the report proposes tailored actions plans and recommendations for Montenegro to follow in order to improve sustainability of transport sector.

The population and housing census is an important pillar of a national statistical system, providing data on the population and its social, demographic and economic characteristics.

The Conference of European Statisticians Recommendations for the 2030 Round of Population and Housing Censuses provide guidance and assistance to countries in the planning and execution of their population and housing censuses, with the objective to facilitate and improve the comparability of census at the UN regional level through the identification of a core set of census topics and the harmonization of concepts, definitions and classifications.