SOLUTIONSplus - Integrating Urban Electric Mobility Solutions in the Context of the Paris Agreement, the Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban Agenda
Project Publications
Start-up Brochure
October 2021
Elisa Todesco, ERTICO, Carmela Canonico, ERTICO, Edmund Teko, UEMI, Judith Adem Owigar, UN-Habitat Emily Martin, UEMI, Shritu Shrestha, Wuppertal Institute Alvin Mejia, Wuppertal Institute, Maria Rosa Munoz, Wuppertal Institute Juan Carriquiry, UEMI
User Needs Assessment
January 2021
Dar es Salaam, Hamburg, Hanoi, Kathmandu, Kigali, Montevideo, Pasig, Quito
Mirko Goletz (DLR), Jacqueline Senyagwa (UEMI), Edmund Teko (UEMI), Shauri Shau (ITDP), Shritu Shrestha (Wuppertal Institute) and George Panagakos (Technical University of Denmark)
Papers
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November 2022
Last Mile connectivity - Dar es Salaam
Authors: Philipp Misselwitz, Jakub Galuszka, Oliver Lah, Maram Ismail, Carolina Moreno Londono, Hannes Steinhauer
The methodological thinking consists of 6 stages of research: data collection, data evaluation and filtering, urban holistic thinking, planning and design system; planning policies and strategies; to finally position and spatially apply all the design interventions in the existing BRT terminals with adoption of 3-E-Wheelers as low carbon effective last-mile connectivity solutions.
July 2022
SolutionsPlus Dar es Salaam: Data Collection of ICE three-wheelers - Intermediate Report
The SOLUTIONSPlus demonstration action in Dar Es Salaam aims to integrate electric three wheelers (hereafter “e-bajajs”) as feeder services to the Dar es Salaam’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system.
To prepare the implementation of those vehicles, the SOLUTIONSPlus team has worked on a feasibility assessment including four components:
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surveys assessing characteristics of current international combustion engine (ICE) bajajs,
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a user and training needs assessment,
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a regulatory framework assessment, and
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an international and local market analysis of electric three-wheelers.
May 2022
Integration is key: the role of electric mobility for low-carbon and sustainable cities
Transport electrification can simultaneously contribute to sustainable urban mobility by enhancing vehicle energy efficiency and supporting the shift towards public transport and active mobility. Electric mobility expands the mobility options in our cities, with a range of lightweight, new electric vehicles including electric bicycles and kick e-scooters which can act as a catalyst for behavioural change. Proactively integrating these small electric vehicles as feeders into mass transit can promote the shift from private cars and bolster the role of public transport as the backbone of the urban mobility system. In addition, electrification can also catalyse investments in clean public transport and new bus fleets, which, in turn, can raise the attractivity of public transport through modern and more silent vehicles.
January 2022
The Other Side of the (Policy) Coin: Analysing Exnovation Policies for the Urban Mobility Transition in Eight Cities around the Globe
Gaaf, L.; Weland, S.; Lah, O.; Martin, E.; Mejia, A.; Munoz Barriaga, M. R.; Nguyen, H. T. T.; Teko, E.; Shrestha, S.
January 2022
East Africa´s Policy and Stakeholder Integration of Informal Operators in Electric Mobility Transition - Kigali, Nairobi, Kisumu and Dar es Salaam
Jakub Ggaluszka, Emilie Martin, Alphonse Nkurrunziza, Judith Achieng Oginga, Jacqueline Senyagwa, Edmund Teko, Oliver Lah
January 2022
Policy Advice Paper
Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure Kigali Demonstration Action
Gerard Barris, Guillem badia, Santiago Obiols, Bernat Serra, Edwin Bestebreurtje, Floris Jousma, Jyoti Prasad Painuly, Wim Elshout, Vedaste Mazimpaka, Christopher Kost, Emilie Martin, Moise Bitangaza, Judith Oginga Martins, Edmund Teko, Oliver Lah, Judith Anne Adem Owingar, Amos Mwangi, Alexander Koerner, Yeonju Jeong
Papers
Co-created by SOLUTIONSplus
2022
Evaluation model for public transport system in Latin American cities in the contect of the NUMPS in Uruguay and Ecuador
Author: M.Sc. Alexandra Velasco
2022
Economic viability for electric buses in two corridors in Quito and Montevideo
Author: M.Sc. Alexandra Velasco
2022
Major bus manufacturers - an overview of their Flagship Models
Author: M.Sc. Alexandra Velasco
2022
Index for sustainable public transport evaluation
Author: M.Sc. Alexandra Velasco
2022
Scenarios of potential reduction of emissions by different bus technologies - Case Studies of Quito, Ecuador and Montevideo, Uruguay
Author: M.Sc. Alexandra Velasco
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