[PDF] Top 20 Towards sustainable transport infrastructure. A sectoral approach in practice

... B1/deel Q - H.17+Bibl 04-04-1997 12:51 Indicators Information source "'1111: 0 ~ c u Accessibility Road density km/km2 Roads agency records Road km/capita Roads agency records Range of t[r] ... See full document

... AHP approach augurs well in regards to a decision-maker’s behaviour, as judgments of a decision-maker are based on experience and ...This approach organises both intangible and tangible factors ... See full document

... The problem is that urban models have ignored many problems considered today as most pressing. They have not only ignored environmental issues, but also most quality of life issues. If we look at diagrams by Wilson ... See full document

... and practice of urban planning looks beyond issues focused purely on the physical attributes of a city, and instead is driven more strongly by process (Berke, ...and practice was reviewed as part of the ... See full document

... An Environmental Management System is a set of processes and practices that enables an organisation to reduce its environmental impacts and increase the efficiency with which environmental policies are implemented. This ... See full document

... Prior to data collection for the broader study, ethical clearance was obtained from the university authorities. Consent was also obtained from some of the participants’ superiors as and where required. Prior to the main ... See full document

... value-for-money infrastructure programmes in Northern Ireland - at speed. In practice, that means using our extensive experience of funding and implementing major investment projects, and deploying ... See full document

... Marine infrastructure development throughout southeast Queensland is fast-paced, with the ongoing expansion of our major ports and harbours, airports and road ...of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR) and ... See full document

... innovative approach and more efficient infrastructure ...to sustainable urban food production opportunities, and encompasses four main fields of practice, including agroecology, urban ... See full document

... green infrastructure initiatives such as tree planting campaigns, and ecological restoration will dramatically change the species composition, species distribution and structure of urban forests across the likes ... See full document

... the transport infrastructure of a region cannot do without tools to assess its ...the transport performance effect as ...the transport infrastructure on other economic ...the ... See full document

... Information & Communication Technology (ICT) revolution has resulted in a large number of computer, internet and mobile phone users around the world. This not only imply that a gargantuan number of computing devices ... See full document

... Abstract:With the growth of society on all the fronts, lot of construction activities are seen everywhere. Mega construction activities are increasing exponentially. Also, the demolition of existing structures, which ... See full document

... transport infrastructure poticy is based on the Commission ilemorandum of 7 November 1979 on the role of the Community in the devetopment of transport infrastructure and on the resotutio[r] ... See full document

... progress towards sustainable development has gained ...progress towards sustainable ...their sustainable development ...– Transport, Buildings ... See full document

... for sustainable development of the MSME units in India through the process of appropriate risk assessment and management of the MSME units and attempting to minimize the risk factors by setting up a centralized ... See full document

... Thus, geographical contributions to the study of waste management are: 1.A quantitative approach - spatial analysis of waste management infrastructure collection, transport, recovery and[r] ... See full document

... European transport policy. The increase in global transport flow has contributed to bringing two themes to the centre of attention: making transalpine transportation easier and reducing the negative impact ... See full document

... Taking into account that transaction costs are commonly understood as “ costs that accompany a relationship between economic agents ” (Kuz'minov, Bendukidze & Yudkevich, 2006), an arithmetic approach of all ... See full document

... TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY Sharp increase in road transport Market shares 1970 and 1988 % The aim of EC transport policy in the 1990s, set out in a landmark White Pa- 70 per published [r] ... See full document