Capacity Building Plan

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Capacity Building Plan
Overview
17 January 2024

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5 Learning Approaches
• Capacity Building workshops: intended to equip the PIU to make go/no go decisions for the six activity
decision points and to deliver content to a broad set of delegates from a variety of GOI partners
• Work shadowing: intended to build capacity for young planners and engineers across key technical
areas of the activity by including them in the technical meetings and discussions held across the project
team and activity tasks
• Learning by doing intended to teach young planners and engineers how to undertake some of the key
tasks through being supervised to deliver these themselves, this includes surveys as well as desk-based
activity tasks
• Involvement of local students and experts: intended to include and inspire the next generation of
young planners and engineers and expose them to professional methods and considerations including
GEDSI, safeguarding and other cross cutting themes
• Arup Research: Intended to access the volume of research undertaken as part of Arup University activity
and thought leadership documents as well as access to fellows and experts at a global level

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Curriculum Topics and
Activity Details

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Capacity Building Themes
POLICY DESIGN DELIVERY
Cross Cutting Issues
Bus Infrastructure
Project Preparation
Bus Infrastructure and
Design Technical
Aspects
Bus Infrastructure
Finance and Economics
Institutional
Planning and
Operations
Procurement and
funding
ACCESS TO INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ALL
Cross Cutting Issues
GEDSI

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Workshops / Themes and Topics
(Jan to May 2024)
Bus Infrastructure Project Preparation
• Project planning and project alternatives selection
• MCA criteria development and use
• Option study methodologies
• Feasibility study methodologies
• Technical surveys
• Stakeholder Identification
Bus Infrastructure and Design Technical Aspects
• Bus infrastructure design and value engineering
• Bus network planning
Bus Infrastructure Finance and Economics
• Project economic analysis
• Business case and FIRR/NPV analysis
• Value for money assessment and delivery/contracting/
financing strategies
Institutional Planning and Operations
• Sustainable operations/maintenance planning
Procurement and funding
• Institutional framework for public transport management
and institution
MCC project approach and features
• Models for service contracting, including risk sharing,
incentives, and penalties
Cross-cutting Issues in Bus Infrastructure Projects
• Environmental and social impact
• Gender equality, disability, and social inclusion (GEDSI) and
women's economic empowerment
• Climate change mitigation and adaptation
• Environmental and Social Management Planning (ESMP)

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Learning by Doing & Shadowing / Themes
and Topics
Bus infrastructure project preparation
Phase A
• Surveys and data collection
• Survey data analysis
• Development of alternative and design
development
• MCA development and assessment of alternatives
Bus infrastructure and design technical aspects
Phase A:
• Development of alternative and design
development
Phase B
• Development of the preferred solution design and
operations
• Impact assessments
Bus infrastructure finance and economics
Phase B:
• Economics and financial analysis
• Market sounding
• Financing, procurement, and sustainability plan
Institutional planning and operations
Phase B:
• Institutional planning
Procurement and funding
Phase B:
• Market sounding
• Financing, procurement, and sustainability plan
• Development of next stage documentation

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Student learning and Arup Research
Student learning
• Vehicular Speed Survey
• Classified Traffic Counts Survey (Camera-
Based)
• Classified Traffic Counts Survey (Conducted
at OCC)
• Traffic Queue Survey (Conducted at OCC)
• Roadside Interview Survey
• Household Travel Survey
• Public Transport Passenger Interview
Survey
• On-Board Public Transport Passenger
Count Survey
• Tourist Interview Survey
Arup Research
• Expert talks (delivered in an online format)
• Access to online course material
• Access to Arup Inspire (an online database
of over 3,000 built environment case
studies and examples)
• Presentations of Arup Research on relevant
topics that may be completed through the
duration of the project

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Arup Inspire
Login - Arup Inspire

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Rethinking Green
Infrastructure
2014
Rethinking the
shades of night
2015
Towards a
walking world
2016
Green Building
Envelope
2016
Designing Cities
that work for
women
2022
A different way to think about design
Rethinking legacy
for host cities
2017
Designing for
urban childhoods
2017
Rethinking cities in
arid environments
2018
Designing for ageing
communities
2020

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Sharepoint site
Foresight strategic
thinking
Guidelines and Reading
Recommendations
Thought Leadership and
Research
Training Courses

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Thank you :)