Document Type: Procurement Plan Report No.: STEP16835 Document Date: FEB 01, 2019

Author: Gora Sarr Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR34644 Document Date: JAN 07, 2019

Author: El Nakat,Ziad Salim Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR34518 Document Date: JAN 07, 2019

Author: Taillandier,Franck Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Procurement Plan Report No.: STEP15473 Document Date: DEC 14, 2018

Author: Gora Sarr Disclosure Status: Disclosed

As developing countries continue to urbanize, cities are increasingly important engines of economic development. The challenge for many developing cities is to achieve economic growth that is also equitable, inclusive, and sustainable. ... See More + Achieving this vision for prosperous and livable cities will require transport policies and systems that deliver sustainable mobility for all through accessibility, efficiency, safety and appropriate environmental considerations. Urban mobility enables cities and their residents to flourish by providing universal accessibility to jobs, services, markets, and other opportunities that enhance quality of life. As cities grow, densify, and become congested, high-quality public transport is essential for achieving sustainable mobility and supporting economic development for all residents. Lower-income urban residents rely disproportionally on public transport and non-motorized transport (walking and biking) for their daily travel needs. Without fast, secure, and affordable public transport, many people are forced to spend more time and limited income on commuting, or greatly limit their job options and other opportunities. Moreover, urban roads are often over-used by private automobilesand motorized two-wheelers to the detriment of public transport and non-motorized modes, resulting in excessive congestion, road injuries and fatalities, air and noise pollution, global emissions, and other negative externalities. Therefore, dense urban areas and high-demand corridors often require rapid transit or mass transit solutions—such as urban rail (metro, commuter rail), light rail transit (LRT), or bus rapid transit (BRT)—to provide high-capacity transport on exclusive rights-of way in a safe, clean, and affordable manner. As cities and regions continue to grow anddensify, increasing travel demand often necessitates the development of projects in cities and regions with little or no experience in this area.  See Less -

Document Type: Brief Report No.: 129784 Document Date: SEP 01, 2018

Author: Darido,Georges Bianco; Moody,Joanna Charlotte Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Procurement Plan Report No.: STEP11782 Document Date: AUG 13, 2018

Author: Luong Thach Vy Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Procurement Plan Report No.: STEP11418 Document Date: JUL 31, 2018

Author: Luong Thach Vy Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Auditing Document Report No.: AUD0013471 Document Date: JUL 08, 2018

Author: Mendoza,Gia Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR32777 Document Date: JUN 11, 2018

Author: Cuttaree,Vickram Disclosure Status: Disclosed

Document Type: Implementation Status and Results Report Report No.: ISR32084 Document Date: MAY 21, 2018

Author: Taillandier,Franck Disclosure Status: Disclosed