In a collegial consultation approach, good practices from German cities were presented and recommendations and proposals for action to link urban development and transport planning measures were formulated. The proposals for action in Cebu Metro in particular are directed at short-term measures which can be implemented with own resources. Action packages address the areas of urban development and consolidation, transport networks and infrastructure, socially responsive promotion of public transport as well as institutional reforms and the enforcement of legislation. The large number of small-scale measures requires the involvement of different actors, especially from the private sector and civil society, in the transformation processes.

WORKSHOP PROGRAM 

Improving the Urban Physical Framework Plan of Cebu Metropolitan Region towards Transit-Oriented Development
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INTRODUCTION

Connective Cities - INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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Workshop Introduction - Opening Discussion: TOD Principles and Strategies
Wicaksono Sarosa
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GOOD PRACTICES PRESENTATION

Understanding the Challenges in Metro Cebu: The Metro Cebu Development and Coordinating Board Experience
Ms. Evelyn Nacario-Castro
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„COMPACT-DENSE-MIXED“ - Best Practice example of Stuttgart
Ulrich Dilger
[pdf, / 12 Seiten, 2,4 mb]

Qualified Inner City Development - Combined with Tram-Expansion
Transit Oriented Development in Munich, Germany
Gerhard Gross
[pdf, / 13 Seiten, 5,21 mb]

Mobility Stations as support of intermodal transport connections
Jan Rickmeyer, City of Leipzig
[pdf, / 13 Seiten, 2,49 mb]

Hamburg public transport association
Hagen Seifert
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