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Toolkits for Urban Transport Development - UNEP

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Foreword<br />

I have great pleasure in presenting the revised toolkit <strong>for</strong> Comprehensive Mobility Planning (CMP).<br />

The toolkit has been prepared jointly by Institute of <strong>Urban</strong> <strong>Transport</strong> (IUT) which was mandated by<br />

the Ministry of <strong>Urban</strong> <strong>Development</strong> (MoUD) to revise the existing CMP toolkit and, a team of<br />

researchers and consultants from premier institutions in India, the United Nations Environment<br />

Programme (<strong>UNEP</strong>) and <strong>UNEP</strong> Risoe Centre working on the project "Promoting Low Carbon<br />

<strong>Transport</strong> in India". The process <strong>for</strong> preparation has been carried under the advice of MoUD and<br />

Secretary General, IUT and was coordinated by the IUT.<br />

The current revision has been based on experiences from the review of existing CMP implementations<br />

done by IUT and the experience gained from preparation of Low-carbon Comprehensive Mobility<br />

Plans under the <strong>UNEP</strong> project "Promoting Low Carbon <strong>Transport</strong> in India" in the cities of Rajkot,<br />

Vishakhapatnam and Udaipur. The preparation process has also involved consultation with experts on<br />

an early draft on 17 October 2013 and with the representatives from states on 25 November 2013.<br />

Their inputs have made a valuable contribution to the revision.<br />

The revised toolkit has a clear focus on climate change and sustainable development and takes<br />

<strong>for</strong>ward the process of integrating the actions necessary <strong>for</strong> transport sector as per the "National<br />

Mission on Sustainable Habitats" <strong>for</strong> which MoUD is the nodal ministry. The toolkit also comes up<br />

with a clear guidance <strong>for</strong> integrating the inclusiveness agenda within the transport planning processes.<br />

The toolkit has also a strong focus on land use planning bringing the CMP closer to the development<br />

/master plans and there<strong>for</strong>e a closer integration of the two is proposed.<br />

I congratulate all those who have contributed directly and indirectly in this task.<br />

Secretary<br />

Ministry of <strong>Urban</strong> <strong>Development</strong><br />

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