Robert Pearce, Executive Director of UITP Australia New Zealand, presented at our seminar entitled 'Sustainable Transport in Victoria: Developing, financing and implementing a state plan', on Thursday 8 May, 2014 in Melbourne. Held as part of our Sustainability Leadership Series, this seminar brought together experts and practitioners from across business, government and civil society to discuss how we can achieve a sustainable transport plan for Victoria and how it would be financed and implemented. For more information about this seminar and the UNAA Sustainability Leadeship Series please visit www.unaavictoria.org.au/education-advocacy/masterclasses/

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SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT
SEMINAR: DEVELOPING,
FINANCING AND IMPLEMENTING
A STATE PLAN FORVICTORIA
Rob Pearce
Executive Director, UITPANZ
8 May 2014

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ZEALAND OVERVIEW

3. AWORLDWIDE ASSOCIATION
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11 offices, 2 centres for transport excellence

4. UITPANZ
Local/National/International Networking
Conferences/Forums/Events
Best Practice Promotion/ Knowledge Exchange
Policy Development
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Four Key Service Areas

5. INTEGRATED MOBILITY
PLANS (IMP)
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6. INTEGRATED MOBILITY
PLANS
Key Provisions
• Vision
• Context
• Challenges and Strategic Objectives
• Transport Proposals
• Expected Outcomes
• Implementation Plan
• Costs and Resourcing
• Monitoring and Reporting
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7. INTEGRATED MOBILITY
PLANS
Key principles
• Effective governance
• Long term political commitment
• Strong links with transport and land use planning
• Long term funding commitments
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8. EXAMPLE: LAND TRANSPORT
MASTER PLAN SINGAPORE
Key features:
• Clear vision: a people centred transport system
• Clear about the challenges and clear about the
objectives
• These objectives then provide the basis for a clear
set of deliverables across short, medium and long
term timeframes.
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9. EXAMPLE: SINGAPORE
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10. EXAMPLE: SINGAPORE
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11. EXAMPLE: SINGAPORE
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12. FUNDING THE PLAN: MOVING
AUSTRALIA 2030 TASKFORCE
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13. MOVING AUSTRALIAVISION
• By 2030 Australia will have an integrated and multi-
modal transport system that will safely and efficiently
move Australians and our goods.
• This will deliver a high quality of life for all Australians
from continuing improvements in the sustainability and
liveability of our cities and regions through:
• the development of world class public transport
systems and improved freight networks
• walking and cycling amenity and connectivity
(active transport)
• transit oriented developments.
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14. EXAMPLES OF INNOVATIVE
AND SUSTAINABLE FUNDING
OPTIONS
• User Pays
• Beneficiary pays (metropolitan improvement levies)
• Congestion charging
• Innovative Public Private Partnership Arrangements
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15. Thank you
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16. WEBSITE
www.uitp.org
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