STF-14 Appendix 13 UNESCAP
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Activities of UNESCAP in the Field ofTransport
14th Meeting of the GMS SubregionalTransport Forum
2-3 December 2010Nanning, China
Li Yuwei
ChiefTransport Facilitation & Logistics SectionTransport Division
Infrastructure Networks
Update of Asian Highway Netw ork
142,000 km
Agreement entered into force on 4 July 2005
28 Parties (in cl. all GMS countries) , 1 signatory yet to ratify, 3 more potential
accession
Update of Trans-Asian Railway Network
114,200 km
Agreement entered into force on 11 June 2009
22 signatories (incl. Lao PDR) , 15 Contracting Parties (incl. Cambodia, China,
Thailand and Viet Nam)
Integrated inter-modal transport with interface of dry
port
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TAR route-km
Existing:
Missing links:
Total: 114,200 km
106,000 km
8,200 km
Trans-Asian Railway
The identified network
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Serving sustainable developmentIntermodal interfaces / Dry ports
Dry ports(stations of international importance)
The relay between transport corridors andcommunities
- International trading centres
- Interfaces between modes
- Interfaces between agencies
Location of dry ports of international importance
Main functions and classification of dry ports
Cargo handling
Customs
Guiding principles for the development and operationalperformance standards
Standard process flow
Standard design layout
Clearance time
Committee of Transport, 1-3 November 2010, Bangkok,
discussed structure of the Agreement (EGM, 1-3 November
2010, Bangkok)
Subregional Negotiation Meetings and Intergovernmental
Meeting to adopt the Agreement
Intergovernmental Agreement on Dry Ports
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Objective: Capacity building for policy makers and
transport planners to plan and develop dry ports
Planned pilot countries: Cambodia, Lao PDR &
Myanmar
Planned activities Consultation with participating coun tries and determination of dry port
projects for pre-feasibility studies
Data and information collection for the studies Undertaking studies
Country review workshops
Reports
Implementation period: Nov. 2010 Dec. 2011
Assistance in Undertaking Pre-feasibilityStudies for Dry Ports
Facilitating Movement on Networks
Trans-Asian Railway Demonstration Runs
Formulating/ implementing subregional agreements
SCO; GMS
Assistance in establishing subregional transit system Traffic rights and support to the implementation
Corridor approach to address both infrastructure and
facilitation together
Promotion of national coordination mechanisms for
facilitation
Promotion of International Conventions
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Road Safety
Ministerial Declaration on Improving Road Safety in Asia and
the Pacific (Busan, 2006)
First Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety (Moscow ,
Nov. 2009) and the Decade of Action for Road Safety (2011-
2020)
EGM on regional road safety goals, targets and indicators
(Sept. 2010)
Monitor progress tow ards regional road safety goals and
targets in line w ith the Decade for Action for Road Safety,
2011-2020
Establish road safety network for the region
Public-Private Partnerships inInfrastructure Development
PPP-readiness assessment tool
A self diagnostic tool
Resource/ Training materials
Publi c-private partnerships in infrastructure development: a
primer
A Guidebook on Public-Private Partnership in I nfrastructure
Financial aspects of PPP s
Legal aspects of PPP s
Website (ww w.unescap.org/ ttdw/ ppp/ )
Training workshops/ Meetings
Policy advocacy
Ministerial conferences
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Thank you.