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Transit-oriented Development Community of Practice

A one-stop resource to support the implementation of Transit-oriented Development (TOD) strategies in lower-middle income countries.
Download the TOD Implementation Resources & Tools 2nd Edition (English)  Download the TOD Implementation Resources & Tools 1st Edition (Chinese)
 
 
 
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WHAT IS TOD?

WHY TOD?

TOD MYTHS & MISCONCEPTIONS

OVERCOMING TOD CHALLENGES

LEARN MORE ABOUT TOD

The Step-by-step TOD Process

The TOD Framework organizes the necessary tools and resources to ensure a robust process to initiate, design and evaluate TODs at multiple scales. The five steps of the TOD process are: (1) Assess, (2) Enable, (3) Plan+Design, (4) Finance, and (5) Implement. These steps are outlined below and operate at a range of scales. Together these considerations should not be considered a linear process, but rather a loop or cyclical development process that continues.

THE 5 STAGES OF TOD

Explore the TOD Process

TOD Themes

TOD Governance, Inclusiveness and Safety

Integral to the success of TOD is ensuring that it is implemented through the themes of good governance, inclusiveness and safety. These two TOD Themes can be explored in depth by visiting the TOD Basics page.

Key Principles of TOD

TOD Supportive Principles

Transit-oriented development can be both supported and encouraged in your city by applying the following principles for Transportation, Open Spaces and the Built Environment:
  • Well Designed Transit System
  • Multi-Modal Integration
  • Complete Streets
  • Traffic Management
  • Transit Plaza
  • Walkability
  • Public Realm
  • Urban Parks and Open Spaces
  • Compact Development
  • Mix of uses
  • Housing Diversity
  • Informal Sector Integration 
In addition, the TOD Knowledge Products provide various TOD supportive principles. To explore the range principles, visit our TOD Basics page.

Resources

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Event

July 15, 2022

GEF6 China Sustainable Cities Integrated Approach Pilot Project Annual Workshop on Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)

Blog

May 31, 2022

Better Trains to Decarbonize Urban Mobility in Greater Buenos Aires

Blog

May 23, 2022

GEF China Sustainable Cities Integrated Approach Pilot: Capacity Building and Academic Exchanges

Blog

April 28, 2022

TOD and Low-carbon City

Blog

April 27, 2022

Issue 15 - Quarterly Newsletter on GEF China Sustainable Cities Integrated Approach Pilot Project

Event

October 01, 2020

Webinar Series: Transit Oriented Development and Road Safety

Blog

September 28, 2021

A strategy to make roads safer: 3 steps for assessing and enabling road safety in transit oriented development

Blog

February 08, 2022

Bicycles and Public Transport: the Perfect Match

Blog

January 20, 2022

Issue 14 - Quarterly Newsletter on GEF China Sustainable Cities Integrated Approach Pilot Project

Blog

November 10, 2021

Issue 13 - Quarterly Newsletter on GEF China Sustainable Cities Integrated Approach Pilot Project

Blog

November 02, 2021

New Manual and Guidelines for Station Redevelopment Including Commercial Development

Blog

September 07, 2021

Achieving Sustainable Cities: The Link Between Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) and Road Safety


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