1. SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY PLANS Bucharest 15 th June 2015 Preparing a Plan, and Lessons from Experience

2. JASPERS Established in 2007 Technical Assistance to 14 Member States, plus IPA Partnership of EC, EIB, EBRD Bucharest, Luxembourg, Sofia, Vienna, Warsaw

3. JASPERS Independent Technical Advice Focus on Preparation Stage Centered on Cohesion Funds (ERDF, CF) Strategy Development Project Preparation Compliance Issues Horizontal Support

4. JASPERS Roads Air, Maritime, Public Transport Energy and Solid Waste Water and Waste Water Smart Development Staff of approximately 100 technical experts covering all sectors

5. JASPERS Support to SUMPS Different Approaches to suit requirements City Approach Support to UMP Activity in a single area. Working alongside and providing support to Contracting Authority/Municipality. Horizontal Approach Support to Central Government (Ministry) on Urban Mobility Planning – Development of skills centrally to provide support to Municipality

6. Transport Demand The Crisis of 1894

7. Transport Demand

12. Transport is inherently UNSUITED to Cities How to support Mobility without reducing livability How to support economic activity without ‘damaging’ a city Liveable Infrastructure

13. Infrastructure Cost Impact on Quality of Life Metro Walking and Cycling Urban Roads Urban Tunnels Tram Urban Rail Good Design

14. Liveable Infrastructure Economically Efficient Environmentally Sustainable Safe and Secure Accessible to All Protects/Improves Quality of Life

15. The Process Key Stages in Preparing an Urban Mobility Plan Understand the Problems and Needs Develop the necessary Analysis Tools Identify and Test Measures to meet needs Prioritize measures and compile into a Plan Implement

16. The Process Infrastructure Transport Operation Organisation Understand the Problems and Needs

17. The Process Develop the necessary Analysis Tools Link2015 (veh/ora)2020 (veh/ora) Road 1300360 Road 2500600 Road 38701085 Road 413001660 Transport Model Economic Model (CBA) Environmental Model? Variable Demand Simple

18. The Process Develop the necessary Analysis Tools

19. Developing a ‘Plan’ Screening Measure Impacts Accept, Reject or Modify Identify and Test Measures to meet needs Economic Models Transport Model Environmental Models

20. The Process Prioritize measures and compile into a Plan Economic (Cost Benefit Analysis) Environmental (SEA) Other Impacts (MCA) Total Funding Available?

21. The Process Key Stages in Preparing an Urban Mobility Plan Understand the Problems and Needs Develop the necessary Analysis Tools Identify and Test Measures to meet needs Prioritize measures and compile into a Plan Implement

22. Further Guidance MDRAP - Inforegio http://www.inforegio.ro/images/programare2014- 2020/Preparation%20of%20Urban%20Mobility%20Pla ns%20in%20Romania.pdf

23. Some Lessons

24. Redundancy

25. Some Lessons Economic Feasibility

26. Some Lessons Organisational

27. Some Lessons The Metro/Railway Challenge……..

28. Some Lessons – ‘Development Nodes’ ….but this needs Liveable Infrastructure… Locations Uses Connections Locations Uses Connections

29. Some Lessons

30. How Can a SUMP Support Funding? Focus on Good Investments – efficient Project Preparation Early understanding of Costs, Benefits AND Impacts More focused project pipeline for financial planning

31. Final Word The Preparation of any Plan is a Creative and Collaborative exercise Enjoy it! Multumesc