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Evidence-powered mobility:
Vilagil projectwww.udminstitute.org
Urban Development MobilityInstitute
UDMI
1_ Mission 2_ What UDMi
3_ Vilagil4_Conclusion
1_ Mission
Urban travel transport is a major, long neglected, potential component of a strategy to eradicate povertyXavier Godard
“ Careful planning in transportationis essential if major social lossesare to be avoidedMcFadden“
By 2050, transportation will be responsible for 35% of all CO2 emissions in the world.
35% (1)
9% of our world driving time is spent in congestion at speed lower than 8mph.
9% (2)
Lower third income families in US spent 16% in transportation vs highest third 8%.
16% (4)
The cost of congestion in ASIA is equivalent to3.5% of its GDP.
3.5% (3)
Industry
Science Policy
CHALLENGES TO STAKEHOLDER ALIGNMENT
Economic Growth
Inclusion/ Accessibility
Environment
CHALLENGES TO PRIORITY ALIGNMENT
Urban Development
Urban Development
Challenges to E�ective & Sustainable Mobility Solutions
The solution is a better partnershipPolicy & Evidence
POLICYEvidence on solution Decide on “Wants”
Many stakeholdersPolitical feasibility
AmbiguityBetter ways to use information
EVIDENCEEvidence on problemDecide on “Needs”LinearValueClarity proofMore information
“Government is not about optimal choice...”Cairney 2016
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UDMi Mission
We resolve mobility and development challenges for overburdened urban centers through an evidence-based, multi-disciplinary global
services platform.We strive for the right transportation solutions that will have the equalizing power to connect people to jobs, healthcare, learning and opportunity, thus promoting thriving families, communities
and cities.We operate as a non-profit, and we partner with the private sector.
2_ What we do
UDMi Learning Center
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UDMi Modeling Advisor
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UDMi Evaluation of Proposals
Mobility ProjectTypical Timeline
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UDMi Evaluation of Impact
UDMi services
Implementation of Mobility Solutions
Transport Issues Analysis Project Operation
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3_ Organization
Organization
PARTNERS& OPERATIONS
UDMi
SCIENTIFICCOMMITEE
BOARDOF DIRECTORS
_IMPLEMENTWORKPLAN
_ADOPT PROGRAM_DEFINE WORKPLAN
_TECHNICAL VALIDATION
_VALIDATE WORKPLANAND BUDGET
_ADVOCATE_EVALUATE UDMI
INDUSTRIA
L COMMITTEE
Industrial Committee
UDMi will engage the industry to:
Support Evidence-Based Evaluations.
Bring public agencies closer to market standards.
Work with UDMi for campaigns and programs.
Advise UDMi board on industrial constraints and opportunities.
RESULTING IN INCREASED INNOVATION & GREATER COST EFFECTIVENESS OF MOBILITY SOLUTIONS
Board of Directors | 1
Robert Cervero (Founding Director)Professor Emeritus of City & Regional Planning BerkeleyHsue-shen Tsien Gold Medal award, 2013, Beijing, China.Article of the Year, Journal of the American Planning Association, 2010 and 2003.Dale Prize for Excellence in Urban and Regional Planning, 2004.
Marcial Echenique (Founding Director)Emeritus Professor of Land Use and Transport Cambridge
Churchill College (Professorial Fellow). Consultant to World Bank and UN. Principal Investigator of the £3.8m EPSRC funded “Revisions”Director of “Cambridge Futures”
Pere Francino (Founder & Executive Director)Industrial Engineer (UPC, BCN, Spain); MBA (MIT , US)
Country President Alstom Chile 2012-2017. General Manager Alstom in Paris 2010-2012.Part time professor operations for 20 years in Engineerings School in Spain and Chile.Founder of “MadeIn 21” and 24 years of corporate career. Previous residence in 5 countries.
Board of Directors | 2
Hwang Kee YeonEx President of Korean Transport Institute (KOTI), Seoul1st Seoul’s Citizen’s award on transportation in 2003. Professor in department of urban planning & design in Hongik Unversity, Seoul.Director of Industry-University Cooperation Foundation.
Jagan ShahDirector National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA), DelhiArchitectural design in Delhi and Architectural History in CincinnatiChief executive of Urban Space ConsultantsAuthor of "Contemporary Urban Architecture" (2008)
Scientific Committee | 1
Jose A. Gomez-Ibañez Derek C. Bok Professor Urban Planning and Urban Policy HKS
Akash DeepSenior Lecturer Public Policy. Harvard Kennedy School
Alex Anas (Founding Vice-Chair)Professor Transportation Economics Bu�alo at New York
Chair, Committee on Vehicle Miles Travelled, Energy and Urban Density, NationalResearch Council, Transportation Research Board.Chair, Social and Urban Policy Area, HKS, 2007-present.
International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), part of the World Bank Group, Financial Expert for the Tribunal.Government of Kazakhstan, national government, consultant on financial policy, 2011
Walter Isard Prize in Regional Science, 2016, RSA, Minneapolis, US.RELU-TRAN (Regional Economy, Land Use and Transportation), a CGE model that treats the interconnections of spatially disaggregated labor markets.
Scientific Committee | 2
Pan HaixiaoProfessor Land use and Transport Tongji University
Emile QuinetProfessor Urban Economics Paris School of Economics
Member Advisor of International Association for China Planning IAC.Transport and Towns Development in Shanghai Region, Shanghai 2010 Expo Trans-port Management Framework.
French Ministry of Transport from 1968 to 76 and 1980 to 82 Author of 20 books and 300 research reportsConsultant in France India Algeria Italy UK OECD UN and World Bank
Mimi ShellerProfessor Sociology Drexel University (PA) Scientific Board of Mobile Lives Forum, France. Director Mobilities Research and Policy CenterExecutive Committee T2M (History of transport tra�ic and mobility)Mobility and social sciences applied to movement of people capital and information
Scientific Committee | 3
Winnie MitullahAssociate Research Professor Development Studies (Nairobi)
Board Member SloCat. Director Institute for Development StudiesChair Kenya National Commission for UNESCO Social and Human Science Program Committee Vice Chair Kenya African Peer Review Mechanism
Patricia MokhtarianProfessor of Transportation Systems at Gerogia Tech ( Atlanta)
Measuring and modeling traveling attitudes and behaviorMember Editorial Board transportation researchChair of international association for travel behavior research
Lars-Göran Mattsson Professor Emeritus Transport Systems Analysis Royal Institute of Technology StockolmMS in engineering Physics and Ph.D in OptimisationAssessment of long term effects of policy instruments on the transport system, in Stockholm.CTS, Centre for Transport Studies Stockholm.
Scientific Committee | 4
Yoel SiegelConsultant to UN Habitat in strategic and resource planning for local development
Field experience in Israel, Indonesia, Kenya, Mozambique, and EU. Teaches Strategic Planning and Community Project Management at Hebrew University. B.Arts Sociology in Boston, M.Arts in Urban and Community Development and PhD in Sussex.Cofounder of Interloc Development. Jerusalem (Israel).
Paul CairneyProfessor of Politics and Public Policy, University of Stirling.
His research interests include: comparing theories on evidence and policy (The Politics of Evidence-Based Policymaking, 2016, and Understanding Public Policy, 2012)
Chris ZegrasLead principal investigator for (SMART) Research Group at Singapore-MIT Alliance
Associate professor in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning (DUSP), researches sustainable mobility and heads the Mobility Futures Collaborative at MIT.
Scientific Committee | 5
Diane DavisChair of Urban Planning and Design at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design
Served as the head of the International Development Group in Urban Studies and Planning at MIT. Sociologist, research interests include the relations between urbanization and national development, comparative urban governance, socio-spatial practice in conflict cities, and new territorial manifestations of sovereignty.
Rosario MacarioProfessor at the Department of Civil Engineering, Universidade de Lisboa.
Member of the Executive Board of Directors of the Center of Excellence for Research Across Latitudes and Cultures with head office in Santiago do Chile. Editor in Chief of the Elsevier journal “Case studies for Transport Policy”
Victor CantilloProfessor at Universidad del Norte (Colombia)Civil Engineer from Universidad del Norte, MSc from Universidad del Cauca, and PhD from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. His research interests include transport planning and economics, transport modelling and logistics.
Scientific Committee | 4
Toshiyuki YamamotoInstitute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability, Nagoya, Japan
ITS technologies for environmentally sustainable transport Household vehicle ownership: modeling on a household vehicle transactions behaviorTraffic safety: statistical analysis on severity of injury in traffic accident
Associates | 1
Anne GatlingDirector Transformative Development. MASS Development, Boston
Timon McPhearsonAssistant Professor Urban Ecology at The New School (NY)
Todd LitmanFounder and Exec. Director Victoria Transport Policy Institute
Lecturer Urban Policy Boston University.CEO Economic Development New Haven.M Arch Yale.
Research faculty Tishman Environment. Director Urban Ecology Lab.Founding member URBISExpert Urban Ecosystems and Urban Resilience
Strategic Planning Expert AdvisorLocation and Planning committee Advisory group for LEEDMember of SloCat Low Carbon Transport Partnership
OP AgarwalSenior Urban Transport Specialist (WB), ISB Executive Director, Mohali
Director at LUTP “Leaders in Urban Transport Planning “. MSc Transportation @ MITAuthor. India National Urban Transport Policy
Associates | 2
Michael WegenerPartner, Spiekermann & Wegener, Urban and Regional Research, Academy for Spatial Research and Planning (ARL)
Santiago GomezCEO & Founder Imagyna Engineering. MSc Civil Engineering, Transports (Madrid).Global Business and Corporate Finance at Wharton (US).
Visiting Professor, Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London (UK)Executive Director, Institute of Spatial Planning, University of DortmundDr.-Ing. (Urban and Regional Planning) Dipl.-Ing. (Architecture)
Management of Urban Infrastructure from Polytechnique Lausanne. Consultant to IDB in PPPs.20 years of experience in management of infrastructure projects in Railway, Roads, Urban Pathways, Urban Development and Hydraulics.Previous experience as Project Manager working for some of the major infrastructure groups: FCC OHL and SACYR.
3_ Vilagil
VILAGIL is a project of smart and innovative mobility to accompany the demographic
economic and geographical growth of TOULOUSE METROPOLE to 2028
TARGET: System of systems amidst deep transformation. How to tackle the challenges?
Transforming current paradigms!
HORIZON: Sustainability is about
balancing short term needs and future stakes. A longer term standpoint in urban
mobility is the bottleneck to achieve it. 2028
PROCESS:Mobility in a world of
Connected autonomy.PPIR
TOULOUSE: 450 districts. 1,3m pp.
4,5m depl 2025.Multi transport
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VILAGIL: Structuring projects and Experimental actions
STRUCTURING PROJECTS SPECIFIC ACTIONS/EXPER
VILAGIL: specific actions driven by federating principle of sinergies
between actors:
VILAGIL: structured around governance of the future and balance market & regulation
Governance of the future
GOVERNANCE
Digital transformation
DATA
Holistique modelling
MODEL
Smart citizens co-construction.
P&P&I&RD CITIZEN 360°
MOBILITY INDUSTRY 4.0 Real time experiment
AUTOCAMPUS
Aerial Urban Mobility3DMOVE
Airport of the future
COLIBRIMulti-
MODAL POLE
Clean Mobility
Urban LOGISTICS
Private partners commitment: 78 688 254 Euros VILAGIL Budget: 122 926 959 Euros (12mEu Startup)
4_Conclusion
Conclusion
Contribucion de las asociaciones PP a ciudades inclusivas?trabajo con el ciudadano y centros tecnológicos, y escuchar las señales del mercado.
El impulso de la transición hacia ciudades sostenibles? dominio de los modelos de trabajo cooperativos en los que todos los actores tengan un papel fundamental.
Elementos clave para la sostenibilidad de las alianzas?El apoyo en organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro, globales y asentadas sobre la excelencia operacional como UDMi
