The sustainable mobility-congestion nexus: a co-benefits approach to finding win-win solutions
Portugal-Pereira, Joana C., Doll, Christopher, Suwa, Aki and Puppim de Oliveira, José A., (2013). The sustainable mobility-congestion nexus: a co-benefits approach to finding win-win solutions. Transport and Communications Bulletin for Asia and the Pacific, 82 19-31
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Sub-type Journal article Author Portugal-Pereira, Joana C.
Doll, Christopher
Suwa, Aki
Puppim de Oliveira, José A.Title The sustainable mobility-congestion nexus: a co-benefits approach to finding win-win solutions Appearing in Transport and Communications Bulletin for Asia and the Pacific Volume 82 Publication Date 2013 Place of Publication Bangkok Publisher UNESCAP Start page 19 End page 31 Language eng Abstract This study aims to qualitatively assess the global and local environmental co-benefits from implementing sustainable mobility policy strategies to tackle environmental externalities of the road transport sector, in New Delhi (India) and Toyama (Japan). To this end, policy packages to pursue congestion reduction have been evaluated, including promotion of public transport infrastructure and soft-mode programs. The analysis suggests that implementing a co-benefit approach to simultaneously reduce global (GHG) and local air pollutant emissions can tackle urban congestion and simultaneously promote social equity and economic prosperity. The co-benefits approach is flexible to many different contexts as the nature of co-benefits can vary according to local priorities. The implication of this is that integration of climate concerns can be mainstreamed into transport policy across many levels of development. Keyword Road transport paradigm shift
Win-win policies
Environmental sustainability
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