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Sector: |
Transporte público, transporte urbano masivo de pasajeros bajo la modalidad de operación troncal (bus rapid transit system). |
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Nombre del Contrato: |
Contrato de operación para el Sistema de Alimentación del Sistema Transmilenio. Contrato No. 061/2000. |
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Tipo de Contrato |
Contrato de operación. |
Terms sheets are provided for (a) cost-plus contracts and net-cost contracts (typically lease contracts) where the private sector owns, operates and maintains the buses while the public authority collects the revenue, (b) licensing contracts (typically operation & maintenance contracts) where the buses are owned by the public authority and the private party operates and maintains the buses and collect the revenue, and (c) a bus depot contract (DBO) as well as (d) a monorail operation and maintenance contract.
Asian Development Bank, 2011.
This case study narrates how public-private partnerships in the People's Republic of China is contributing to the development of urban public transport in the country.
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Tracking Reference:
Global_Guide de Bonnes Pratiques Transports Urbains Qui Paie Quoi_FR.pdf
Global_Best Practices Handbook Who Pays What in Urban Transport_EN.pdf
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Cities exist, grow, and prosper because they take advantage of scale economies and specialization wrought by agglomeration. But output growth inevitably stresses transport infrastructure because production requires space and mobility. To prevent congestion from crowding out agglomeration benefits and to expand the supply of urban land, cities must invest in transport infrastructure. Yet balancing the growing demand for infrastructure with its supply is often difficult. In particular, many cities lack the funding to maintain and expand streets and urban highways.
Online tool providing guidance in the planning, design, implementation and evaulation of an ITS program. The online resource includes sections on fare collection and case studies of BRTs and other urban bus systems as well as a downloadable Handbook and Companion Guide.
Related Information:
Water and Sanitation Sub-Sector Gender Strategy (2010 – 2015), Government of Uganda, Ministry of Water and Environment, 2009.
Inter-American Development Bank, 2014.
Summary of a technical note on gender issues in urban mass transit systems.