Since its inception in 2011, the Leaders in Urban Transport Planning (LUTP) program has hosted 81 interactive training workshops worldwide, empowering 2,600 urban transport practitioners from 105 countries. Workshops focus on discussion, problem-solving, and experiential learning through case studies and group exercises as well as site visits. During workshops, participants from different cities and countries get to know each other, share their respective urban transport challenges, and find common ground in thinking through these challenges and potential solutions.
Recent Workshops
The workshop hosted in Quito from December 9 to the 13th focuses on planning for hierarchically integrated mobility systems and metro rail systems. LUTP Quito covers topics such as financing metro systems, transit-oriented development (TOD), deployment of ITS, and historic city redesign for metro systems.
The workshop tackles the transport challenges in secondary cities which limit the economic development and quality of life of the citizens. The workshop explores options such as designing public bus networks and formalizing informal services.
The workshop is tailored to the learning needs of the audience and covers a wide range of urban transport challenges. The workshop dive into topics such as planning for urban transport, funding and financing for long-term sustainability of transport infrastructure and services, electric mobility.
Last Updated: Jan 31, 2025
