INDONESIA
INFRASTRUCTURE
INITIATIVE
IndII T281.02
Integrated Urban Road Safety Program (IURSP)
Community Consultation
Greg Rowe
VicRoads International Projects
12 February, 2015
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Level of Consultation
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Planning for Consultation
•The planning phase can include obtaining information from
the community or stakeholders that will assist with
developing the project & identify issues early
•Example - conducting a survey of schools within an area to
ascertain student travel data & local information to assist
with infrastructure development.
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First Steps
• Investigate stakeholder issues & prepare for consultation
•Brief the Dept of Education & schools about the proposed
project and seek any initial feedback.
•Seek support for the survey
•Inform, Consult & Engage them!
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Who Can Conduct the Survey?
Options are:
• Organize an independent local organization (research
organization?) to assist with the data collection
• Use local government resources?
• The school or local university could conduct the survey
using their students?
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Data collection
•Number of students at the school
•Modes of travel to/from school (walk, bus, motorcycle, car)
•Locations of students' homes (distance from school)
•Parking areas in and around schools
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Data Collection
•Drop off/pick up zones
•Number & location of crossings & supervisors
•Numbers of students (and others) using the existing
crossings
•Key locations around the schools where pedestrians cross
roads not at established crossings
•Speed zones in area
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Stall Holder Survey on Jl. Ahmed Yani Bandung
Aims
1. Audit of stalls (locations, dimensions)
2. Inform & get feedback to improve pedestrian access &
safety
Handout Questionnaire & Flyer
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Conclusion
• During the planning phase of the project you can start
some consultation processes such as informing
stakeholders and conducting surveys.
• Remember projects should involve:

Ws3 presentation

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    INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE INITIATIVE IndII T281.02 Integrated UrbanRoad Safety Program (IURSP) Community Consultation Greg Rowe VicRoads International Projects 12 February, 2015
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    3 Planning for Consultation •Theplanning phase can include obtaining information from the community or stakeholders that will assist with developing the project & identify issues early •Example - conducting a survey of schools within an area to ascertain student travel data & local information to assist with infrastructure development.
  • 4.
    4 First Steps • Investigatestakeholder issues & prepare for consultation •Brief the Dept of Education & schools about the proposed project and seek any initial feedback. •Seek support for the survey •Inform, Consult & Engage them!
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    5 Who Can Conductthe Survey? Options are: • Organize an independent local organization (research organization?) to assist with the data collection • Use local government resources? • The school or local university could conduct the survey using their students?
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    6 Data collection •Number ofstudents at the school •Modes of travel to/from school (walk, bus, motorcycle, car) •Locations of students' homes (distance from school) •Parking areas in and around schools
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    7 Data Collection •Drop off/pickup zones •Number & location of crossings & supervisors •Numbers of students (and others) using the existing crossings •Key locations around the schools where pedestrians cross roads not at established crossings •Speed zones in area
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    8 Stall Holder Surveyon Jl. Ahmed Yani Bandung Aims 1. Audit of stalls (locations, dimensions) 2. Inform & get feedback to improve pedestrian access & safety Handout Questionnaire & Flyer
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    9 Conclusion • During theplanning phase of the project you can start some consultation processes such as informing stakeholders and conducting surveys. • Remember projects should involve: