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An exploration of integrated planning in the African context: Transit-oriented Development Corridors in Johannesburg

12 June 2019
09:00
  / 
Johannesburg
 
The GPSC Resource Team utilized the C40-led FINANCING SUSTAINABLE AFRICAN CITIES FORUM 2019 to host a peer to peer exchange opportunity for the GPSC African Cities, namely Abidjan, Dakar and Johannesburg to learn from the Forum’s topic on financing sustainable and low carbon urban infrastructure. The Resource Team dedicated a GPSC-only peer to peer exchange on integrated urban planning and transit-oriented development. The working lunch was guided by a C40 moderator in order to guarantee a good conversational flow of the session. Given that Johannesburg was the host city, city delegates from Johannesburg initiated the conversation with a short presentation on Johannesburg’s experience with the “Corridors of Freedom” plan—a great example of integrated planning under the Transport Oriented Development (TOD) concept. 
 
Please, click here to download the Johannesburg city delegates presentation. 
Please, click here to download the final peer exchange report.
 
Find below the overall agenda. 
 
Financing Sustainable African Cities Forum 
Working lunch GPSC only: Integrated Planning in an African Context 
Workshop Streams:  
Stream 1: Clean Transport Finance 
Stream 2: Clean Energy Finance 
Stream 3: Adaptation Finance 
Workshops Streams (continuation) 
Stream 1: Clean Transport Finance 
Stream 2: Clean Energy finance 
Stream 3: Adaptation Finance 
End of Sustainable African Cities Forum 

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