The project will strengthen the capacities of 5 countries (Georgia, Kazakhstan, Serbia, Paraguay and Jordan) to design and implement an evidence-based transport policy framework that fosters sustainable transport connectivity and the implementation of transport-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This will be done through the development of a set of Sustainable Inland Transport Connectivity Indicators (SITCIN) based on which countries will be able to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of their respective transport systems and the level of compliance of national administrative and legal frameworks with UN legal instruments in the field of transport. Once this initial set of indicators has been defined, a series of capacity building events on SITCIN will be organized in each of the beneficiary countries to present the proposed set of indicators, introduce and apply them in the national context, and use them as a basis for the development of new and innovative, evidence-based national inland transport policies.