Author: World Bank
Place: Washington D.C
Publisher: World Bank
Year: 1975
Pages: 103
Source: Donated by Charles Correa
Subject: Urbanisation
Sub-Subject: Urban Development
Keyword: Urban Transport, Economic Growth, Developing Countries, Quality of Life
Classification: 711.7
Shelf: C1R3
Accession No: B178
Contents: Introduction Summary Chap 1: Current Conditions in Developing Countries Chap 2: The Prospects for Urban Transport Chap 3: Rationalizing The Use of Transport Facilities Chap 4: Promoting Efficienc and Coordination among Agencies Chap 5: Transport and Urban Form Chap 6: Activities of the World Bank Annexes
Abstract: This policy paper examines urban transport in developing countries, focusing on optimizing systems to meet the needs of growing populations. It addresses challenges in infrastructure, the role of agencies in transport management, and strategies for efficiency and coordination. The paper explores the relationship between transport and urban form, and the contributions of organizations like the World Bank to sustainable initiatives. Drawing on global examples, including Washington D.C., it identifies best practices for improving transport facilities and mobility. The paper emphasizes the need for integrated policies that balance transport and broader urban development objectives, guiding policymakers and planners in creating sustainable systems.