ADBI Policy Maker E-Training Course on Frontiers in High-Speed Rail Development

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ADBI Policy Maker E-Training Course on Frontiers in High-Speed Rail Development

05 June 2023 to 09 July 2023

High-Speed Rail (HSR) development has been an important driver of economic growth in Asia and Europe. To expand HSR’s benefits in developing Asia and beyond, policy makers and experts must address complex challenges such as project appraisal and economic and quality-of-life impact analyses. Exploring international experiences and lessons learned within the sector can help them to do so effectively.

This ADBI Policy Maker E-Training Course spotlighted high-speed rail development imperatives, drawing on case studies and experience-sharing. Among the focuses include HSR growth trends, policy strategies, impact evaluation, and implications for transportation and the environment. Special attention was directed to HSR development in Viet Nam.

Structure:

Among the course requirements include 5 self-paced, video-based modules which were completed between 5 June and 9 July 2023:

  • Module 1: Global Perspectives of Frontiers in HSR Development
  • Module 2: Historical Facts and Impact Evaluation of HSR Development
  • Module 3: Transportation Mode Choice in Viet Nam Intercity Trips
  • Module 4: Estimating the Environmental Benefits of Viet Nam’s HSR Development
  • Module 5: The Benefits of HSR

The course lecturers and facilitators reviewed module performance and selected qualified participants who joined a virtual policy workshop as a panelist or discussant. Participants were also invited to present case studies during the workshop, which took place on 24 July 2023.

 

See more about this ADBI event here.

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
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