Read about ADB’s Sustainable Transport Initiative Operational Plan and how it plans to update its operations in the transport sector in line with Strategy 2020.

This presentation shares the implementation progress achieved by ADB in the areas of road project sustainability mainstreaming, road safety, urban transport, and climate change. It also shares the new priority areas that ADB has identified.

Read about the integrated transport policy and system in Taipei,China and the opportunities and challenges they present.

This presentation also highlights the role of public, private, and non-government organizations in the formulation and implementation of an integrated transport system in the country.

Transport infrastructure and services should be designed to best meet the needs of women and men in equitable, affordable, and responsive ways.

This tool kit provides guidance for transport sector specialists and gender specialists on how to mainstream gender equality issues into transport project design, implementation, and policy engagement.

The presentation includes discussion on: (i) an overview of the work being done by ITDP, particularly in the area of sustainable and equitable transportation; (ii) statistics on the usage of urban transport; (iii) a framework for how city streets should be designed; (iv) detailed discussion on the gendered nature of travel and how this should be taken into consideration in the design of transport systems to make them more inclusive and safer, more comfortable and more convenient for women and girls.

This working paper sums up the results of an impact evaluation of mass transit on commuting and public transport use in Pakistan. This document also tackles the potential of mass transit investment in creating a substantial shift toward a more sustainable commuting in the developing world.

MDP Consulting & Engineering specializes in urban and transportation solutions, executing comprehensive studies on alternative urban transportation solutions. This presentation shares the findings of a recently-completed transport study about Nepal’s capital city of Kathmandu, and how ropeway-propelled systems can help ease urban transportation challenges in the city.

Contents

1. Urbanization, Motorization and Urban Transp.
2. System in Tokyo Metropolitan Region (TMR)
3. Coordinated Planning and Finance between
4. Rail and Suburban Development
5. Example; Tama Garden City(TGC)
6. Conclusive Remarks
7. Japanese type of TOD and its characteristics