This section contains documents, presentations and other resources from programs, projects and specific actions related to sustainable transport in Latin America and other locations.

Latin America

• World Bank and others : Regional Program on Sustainable Transport and Air Quality

Washington Conference, april 7, 2005: interventions and conclusions

Regional Program , ¿what is next ?[pdf]

• Chile: International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)

" Getting on Track: Finding a Path for Transportation in the CDM " project.
Project site , Executive Summary [pdf], final report [pdf]

• Bogotá: Alcaldía Mayor (municipality)

Master cycling paths plan : Contents, introduction and basis for a cycling transport policy [pdf] (Spanish)

• Quito: Biciacción

Newspaper, first edition [pdf] (Spanish): february 2004

Newspaper, second edition [pdf] (Spanish): "Ciclopaseo Bisiesto", women and public spaces, Quito's cycling paths and more...

Rest of the World

• Barcelona: Amics de la Bici

"The school way " project [ppt]. "L'ESO va que vola" project [doc]

• África: SUSTRAN África.

"Promoting Transport Options That Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions" project [doc]

• Viena: PROSPECTS ( P rocedures for R ecommending O ptimal S ustainable P lanning of E uropean C ity T ransport S ystems )

Developing Sustainable Land Use and Transport Strategies:

Decision makers Guidebook [pdf]

Methodologycal Guidebook [pdf]

Policy Guidebook [pdf]

• World Bank : Cities on the Move: a World Bank urban transport strategy review.

Complete text [pdf]

• World Bank-GTZ-Clean Air Net: Sustainable Transport and Air Quality Course

Link to the complete course

• GTZ: Sustainble Urban Transport Project- SUTP

Sustainable Transport Sourcebook for Policy Makers in Developing Cities. 'Toolkit' for transport policy-makers. It currently contains 22 modules in the form of booklets 15 to 45 pages long, covering the key topics which go into a comprehensive transport policy for a city.

• París: "Energy and Equity ", Iván Illich (1973). Describes and analyzes the relationship between energetic crisis, mobility and transport policies in Latin America.

Complete text [rtf]