  Support for environmental protection
Support to establish a public transportation system for ASEAN countries
Background and purpose
It has been a growing problem that many cities in developing countries have experienced drastically increased road traffic causing gridlock and air pollution. Although, in order to solve the problem, we need to promote environmental traffic safety measures and encourage the use of mass transit, in developing countries, skills, experiences and know-how are inadequate to form an appropriate agenda.
This project supports the investigation and analysis of the current situation of urban traffic systems in developing countries and provides our country's environmental traffic information. At the same time, we give advice to promote the implementation of effective traffic circumstances in the context of the actual situation in those countries.
Business summary
- Conduct a case-study to float a plan for a bus-based city traffic restoration plan.
- Conduct an on-site seminar about the outcome of the case-study and review the role of a city bus transportation system.
2003
- Conduct a case-study and seminar in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
- Invite officials of road traffic policy in ASEAN countries and organize an expert' meeting to introduce our country's bus service system.
2004
- Conduct a case-study and seminar in Batam, Indonesia.
2006
- Conduct the case-study and the seminar in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
2007
- Conduct a follow-up examination in Chiang Mai, Thailand and in Batam, Indonesia.
- Invite officials of road traffic policy in ASEAN countries and organize an expert' meeting to publish handbooks for maintaining and increasing the quantity of town buses in ASEAN countries.
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| Traffic jam (Indonesia) |
A field work meeting (Indonesia) |
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