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Activities (Workshop conducted in English)
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Speaker/ Moderator
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Location
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08:30-08:45
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Introduction to Working Groups on the Dimensions of Sustainable Urban Transport
Responses from invited guests after the previous evening’s discussions they co-led. Each topic will have 15 minutes of discussion, followed by a summary.
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Mr. Lee Schipper
EMBARQ, WRI
(Moderator)
Mr. Cornie Huizenga
Asian Development Bank/
Clean Air Initiative - Asia
(Moderator)
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Function Room VI/VII
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08:45-10:00
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Working Group Discussions
- Technology – What are the main technologies available in the short-term (for existing vehicles and fuel facilities), and after the stock of vehicles has turned over? What are the long-term options? Can we wait that long?
- Economics – Which technological options are clearly economic or nearly economic? How can the economic calculation of private operators or cash-strapped public entities be strengthened?
- Social Impact/Stakeholder Management – What are the key mechanisms for addressing and mitigating stakeholder concerns?
- Governance/Private Sector Involvement – To improve transport, what does the private sector expect of government? What does government need from the private sector?
Summary Discussion - Can potential contradictions raised by these four perspectives be resolved? Are there win-win solutions?
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Mr. Wilks, Mr. Bath
Technology
Mr. Bose, Mr. Mehndiratta
Economics
Ms. Thynell, Mr. Fjellstrom
Social Impact/
Stakeholder Management
Mr. Melhuish, Mr. Halliburton
Governance/ Private Sector Involvement |
Function Room VI/VII
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10:00-10:30
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Coffee Break
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10:30-12:00
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Working Group Presentations
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Function Room VI/VII
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12:00-13:00
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Lunch
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El Patio Restaurant
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13:00-14:30
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Hitting the Road: Getting the Strategic Framework Moving
The objective of this session is to make our comments and discussions operational.
(1) Funding and other provocations to improve transportation in Asian cities
(2) What are the next steps?
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Mr. Cornie Huizenga
Asian Development Bank/
Clean Air Initiative - Asia
(Moderator)
Mr. Lee Schipper
EMBARQ, WRI
(Moderator) |
Function Room VI/VII
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14:30-16:00
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Wrap-up and Conclusions for the Week
Getting the message to "Better Air Quality 2004" (BAQ 2004)in Agra. What are the most important needs for indicators? What are the most important ingredients in a strategic framework for sustainable transport?
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Mr. Cornie Huizenga
Asian Development Bank/
Clean Air Initiative - Asia
(Moderator)
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Function Room VI/VII
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16:00
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Farewell and Closing of Workshop
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About PSUTA
PSUTA Workshops Announcement
About Internal Coordination Meeting
About International Brainstorming
Fieldtrip and Informal Gathering (2 Sep 2004)
Workshop Day 1: Key Issues and Stakeholders (3 Sep 2004)
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