“Out-of-Fare-Box” Financing for the Operation of Metros and Urban Rail: Urban Mobility Forum in Egypt [Cairo 19th-20th November 2016]

CODATU News Tuesday 27 September 2016

The
Urban Mobility Forum (UMF) is organised in the framework of the “Sustainable Urban Transport” program of the Center for Mediterranean Integration of Marseille (CMI) coordinated by AFD (French Development Agency), CODATU and CEREMA. This event is organized in partnership with the Euromed RRU project, and the Egyptian Ministry of Transports.

By organizing Urban Mobility Forum in its member countries, the CMI aims to be as close as possible to the issues and concerns of local and national decision makers. This forum, usually organized in partnership with the Ministry in charge of urban transport of the hosting country, aims at addressing actual burning urban transport issues, using a largely participative approach.

Following the success of the events organized in Amman (2015), Tunis (2014) and Rabat (2013) and with the purpose of strengthening the multi-stakeholder debate at local and national level, CODATU, AFD and CEREMA, in cooperation with the Egyptian Ministry of Transports and the Euromed RRU project, will organize this year an Urban Mobility Forum to be held in Cairo on the 19th and 20th of November 2016. Given the Egyptian context and the urgency of addressing the issue of financing urban transport, this event will address the Out-of-Fare-Box Financing for the Operation of Metros and Urban Rail: Urban mobility forum in Egypt”. The Forum is organized in close collaboration with Egyptian partners and contemplates the participation of local and national stakeholders, policy makers, representatives of municipalities and various ministries, associations and universities, as well as international experts.

The main aim of the Urban Mobility Forum will be to gather all the stakeholders involved in the organisation and operation of public transport in Cairo and other cities in order to discuss about “out-of-the-fares-box financial mechanisms” and come-up with one or two appropriate and concrete solutions. The Forum will be focused on the Cairo metro system but the contributions and the conclusions will be relevant also for other cities.

The event will be held in Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel ( El, Nile Corniche, Cairo Governorate 11511, Égypte).

PROGRAMME

Saturday 19th November, 2016

9h – 9h30 Registrations

9h30 – 10h00 OPENING PLENARY

  • Prof. Ali HUZAYYIN – Professor at the University of Cairo, 1st Vice President of CODATU, and Delegate for the Minister of Transport for the organisation of the Urban Mobility Forum
  • Mr Bernard RIVALTA – Vice-president of CODATU and Former President of Lyon Transport Authority (SYTRAL), France « Sources of finance of the Lyon public transport system »
  • Mr. Dominique ROJAT – AFD representative at CMI, France
  • Mrs. Stephanie LANFRANCHI – Director of AFD Cairo
  • Dr. Galal SAID – His Excellency the Minister of Transport of Egypt

10h00 – 10h30 Coffee break

10h30 – 12h00: Technical Session 1: CHALLENGES FOR FUNDING OPERATION OF URBAN RAIL SYSTEMS

Session Chair: Dr. Julien ALLAIRE – Executive Manager, CODATU

12h00 ? 13h00 Networking among Participants

13h00 – 14h00 Lunch

14h00 – 15h30: Technical Session 2: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF “OUT-OF FARE- BOX” AND FINANCIAL MECHANISMS FOR METRO OPERATION

Session Chair: Mr. Bertrand GOALOU – Senior Transport Expert, AFD

15h30 – 16h00: CONCLUSIONS OF THE DAY

  • Prof. Ali HUZAYYIN – Professor at the University of Cairo, 1st Vice President of CODATU, and Delegate for the Minister of Transport for the organisation of the Urban Mobility Forum
  • Dr. Julien ALLAIRE – Executive Manager, CODATU

Sunday, 20th November, 2016

9h00 – 10h30: Technical Session 3: ADVERTISING AND COMMERCIAL ENHANCEMENT OF METRO STATIONS

Session Chair: Mr. Thierry GOUIN – International Project Manager, CEREMA, France

10h30 – 11h00 Coffee break

11h00 – 12h30: Technical Session 4: PROCESSES AND EXAMPLES OF LAND VALUE CAPTURE AROUND METRO STATIONS

Session Chair: Mr. David MONCHOLI BADILO – Senior Transport Expert, Euromed RRU Project and IDOM

12h30 ? 13h00 Networking among Participants

13h00 – 14h00 Lunch

14h00 – 15h30: Session 5: DISCUSSION SESSION (with the audience)

Discussants :

  • Prof. Ali HUZAYYIN – Professor at the University of Cairo, 1st Vice President of CODATU and Delegate for the Minister of Transport for the organisation of the Urban Mobility Forum
  • Dr. Julien ALLAIRE – Executive Manager, CODATU

15h30 – 16h00 CLOSING SESSION

  • Prof. Ali HUZAYYIN – Professor at the University of Cairo, 1st Vice President of CODATU, and Delegate for the Minister of Transport for the organisation of the Urban Mobility Forum
  • Dr. Julien ALLAIRE – Executive Manager, CODATU
  • Mr. Bertrand GOALOU – Senior Transport Expert, AFD
  • Dr. Galal SAID – His Excellency the Minister of Transport of Egypt

For more information, feel free to contact Sara Abd Alla at the following email address : contact@codatu.org

Partenaires associés

Agence Française de Développement (AFD)

L’Agence Française de Développement (AFD) agit depuis soixante-dix ans pour lutter contre la pauvreté et favoriser le développement dans les pays du Sud et dans l’Outre-mer. Au moyen de subventions, de prêts, de fonds de garantie ou de contrats de désendettement et de développement, elle finance des projets, des programmes et des études et accompagne ses partenaires du Sud dans le renforcement de leurs capacités.

Les transports constituent un secteur d’intervention traditionnel de l’AFD. Sur la période 2001-2005, l’Agence a mobilisé environ 164 M€ par an en moyenne pour la mise en œuvre de projets dans le secteur des transports (en incluant les projets de développement rural et urbain comportant des activités de transport).

CEREMA – Centre d’études et d’expertise sur les risques, l’environnement, la mobilité et l’aménagement

Le
Cerema (Centre d’études et d’expertise sur les risques, l’environnement, la mobilité et l’aménagement www.cerema.fr ), établissement public de l’Etat à caractère administratif, rassemble 3000 experts et agents et comprend 11 directions techniques et régionales qui couvrent tout le territoire français. Centre de ressources et d’expertise scientifique et technique interdisciplinaire, ses actions promeuvent un développement durable des territoires et une économie décarbonée. Ses thématiques principales concernent l’espace public et son aménagement, la mobilité et les infrastructures de transport, l’environnement, l’efficacité énergétique, la maîtrise des risques et le bien-être environnemental de la population.

A ce titre, le Cerema déploie une part importante de ses activités sur les problématiques de la mobilité, des services de transport et des politiques de déplacement des voyageurs et des marchandises, en France mais aussi en Europe et à l’international vers les pays développés, en transition ou en développement.

Le Cerema est représenté auprès de la CODATU par son directeur technique territoires et ville.

 

Centre pour l’Intégration en Méditerranée (CMI)

Le Centre pour l’Intégration en Méditerranée (CMI), basé à Marseille, a pour objectif d’améliorer la convergence des politiques de développement durable par le biais d’une plate-forme d’échange de connaissances et d’apprentissage collectif.