The AASCTF Inclusive Cities Dialogues project provides a space for a wide range of urban stakeholders in and beyond government from cities across seven ASEAN countries to (1) increase awareness towards addressing exclusion, disenfranchisement, and discrimination; (2) facilitate engagement between stakeholders to identify strategi

This Baseline Scoping Report is the result of in-depth research and screening of existing global/regional smart city frameworks and best practice in order to identify indicators to establish a baseline across all AASCTF participating cities.

The ASEAN Australia Smart Cities Trust Fund's (AASCTF) pilot project intervention in Penang (Malaysia) involves the development of a Transport Micro-Simulation Model of the historical centre of Georgetown, which can be used to assess future mobility interventions such as public transport, traffic improvements,

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This presentation emphasized that cities are currently at the brink of a fundamental mobility transition, and discussed the four driving factors for this transition that are setting their mark and where technologies serve as enablers.