East Asia & Pacific Green Transport ICT

Basic Information

Grant ID: K-19

Region: East Asia & Pacific

Country: Philippines

Approval Year: 2013

Grant Year: Year 1

Amount Approved by Donor: $400000.00

Main Product Line: ASA

Sector: Transport

Grant start/completion: June 26, 2014 – July 31, 2017

Grant Status: Closed

TTLs: Holly Krambeck (Transport Economist)Nonong Dato (Co-TTL, Senior Infrastructure Specialist)

Grant Activities

Project Summary:

With safer and more efficient transportation networks, people living in large cities benefit from reduced travel times, accidents, and emissions. Linked to a road safety data-collection-and-analysis platform, this program promotes innovative approaches to build the capacity of transport agencies to use the data platform to improve transport planning and management. The program aims to strengthen sustainable and inclusive city growth by helping the effective development of an open-source platform and building university-level technical capacity.  

List of Activities:

  • Improving the efficiency of recording, accessing, and sharing road accident data reported by local traffic enforcement units, the national police, and the hospital system
  • Creating open-source tools to support: (i) use of historical data to inform traffic management and investment decision making; and (ii) monitoring of the efficacy of road safety improvements
  • Providing real time traffic incidence information to academia and the public in a low cost, efficient manner

Outcomes:

Output 1:

  • National Scaling up of Philippine Green Transport ICT Program

Output 2:

  • Development of Green Transport ICT Open-Source Tools

Output 3:

  • E-Learning Course

Output 4:

  • “Map Asia Transit” Regional Open Data Event

Output 5:

  • Green Transport ICT Kick-Starter Platform

Outcomes:

This project expects to contribute to the following components: (i) making improvements to the Open-Source Road Accident Data Management Platform, (ii) making improvements to the Open-Source Road Accident Data Sharing and Analytical Tools, (iii) preparing and implementing institutional arrangements for Road Accident Data Management Institutional Reform, and (iv) instituting the Road Accident University Exchange Program.

Collaboration with K-Partners and Others:

  • Korea Transport Institute (KOTI)