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1 Learning Session for UBMPS Introduction to Urban Introduction to Urban Planning Planning July 24, 2007 July 24, 2007 Dr. K. Nagayama Dr. K. Nagayama Deputy Team Leader, JICA Study Team Deputy Team Leader, JICA Study Team

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Learning Session for UBMPS

Introduction to Urban Introduction to Urban PlanningPlanning

July 24, 2007July 24, 2007

Dr. K. NagayamaDr. K. NagayamaDeputy Team Leader, JICA Study TeamDeputy Team Leader, JICA Study Team

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TopicsTopics

1.1. What is required by “Urban What is required by “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

2.2. What should “Urban Planning” What should “Urban Planning” address ?address ?

3.3. What process is needed for “Urban What process is needed for “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

4.4. Some Notable Planning AgendaSome Notable Planning Agenda

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TopicsTopics

1.1. What is required by “Urban What is required by “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

2.2. What should “Urban Planning” What should “Urban Planning” address ?address ?

3.3. What process is needed for “Urban What process is needed for “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

4.4. Some Notable Planning AgendaSome Notable Planning Agenda

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Urbanization…..Urbanization…..

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How to manage How to manage “Urbanization”?“Urbanization”?

• Rapid population increase is taking place Rapid population increase is taking place in cities.in cities.

• Rural-to-urban Migration is predominant. Rural-to-urban Migration is predominant. • Pull effect (Urban)+ Push effect (Rural)Pull effect (Urban)+ Push effect (Rural)

Urban “bright” or Urban “blight” ?Urban “bright” or Urban “blight” ?Urban “bright” or Urban “blight” ?Urban “bright” or Urban “blight” ?

Growth Growth

Management

Management

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Poverty alleviation is a Poverty alleviation is a challenging urban issue.challenging urban issue.

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Poverty alleviation is a Poverty alleviation is a challenging urban issue.challenging urban issue.• Poverty is related to “Employment, Poverty is related to “Employment,

Education, Health, Housing, …….Education, Health, Housing, …….

• Rural economy is a reason of “Being Rural economy is a reason of “Being Poverty”.Poverty”.

• Economic Trickle -down EffectEconomic Trickle -down Effect

Planning Target vs. Political Target?Planning Target vs. Political Target?Planning Target vs. Political Target?Planning Target vs. Political Target?

Growth Growth

Management

Management

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Economic Trickle -down EffectEconomic Trickle -down Effect

Peripheral PeripheralCentral

Income Level

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Growth ManagementGrowth Management

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Redevelopment for Vitalization Redevelopment for Vitalization of Urban Economyof Urban Economy

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Conceptual Structure of Conceptual Structure of the National Developmentthe National Development

Agriculture-based Development

Agriculture-based Development

Hovd

Uliastay

Harhorm

Zuun

Mineral Resources-based Development

Reforestation

Ulaanbaatar

World CityUndurkhaan

Erdenet

Darkhan

National Development CorridorNational Development Corridor

Mineral Resources-based Development

National Growth CorridorNational Growth Corridor

Choybaisan

Choir

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TopicsTopics

1.1. What is required by “Urban What is required by “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

2.2. What should “Urban Planning” What should “Urban Planning” address ?address ?

3.3. What process is needed for “Urban What process is needed for “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

4.4. Some Notable Planning AgendaSome Notable Planning Agenda

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Four (4) Principles of Urban Four (4) Principles of Urban PlanningPlanning

1.1. Public Benefits firstPublic Benefits first

2.2. Priority to “Conservation”Priority to “Conservation”

3.3. Keep moving with 4Es Keep moving with 4Es (Engineering, (Engineering, Education, Enforcement)Education, Enforcement)

4.4. Secure People’s “quality of life”Secure People’s “quality of life”

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Common issues held by Common issues held by citiescities1.Lack of sufficient 1.Lack of sufficient infrastructuresinfrastructures and and

public service facilities public service facilities 2.Poor 2.Poor institutionsinstitutions for urban planning and for urban planning and

growth management;growth management;3.Weak 3.Weak financialfinancial and tax basis of local and tax basis of local

governments;governments;4.Less 4.Less coordinationcoordination and integration among and integration among

locally available resources; locally available resources; 5.Less 5.Less autonomousautonomous motivations due to a motivations due to a

centralized resource allocation system.centralized resource allocation system.

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Five Planning IssuesFive Planning Issues

• Issues:Issues:– LivabilityLivability

– CompetitivenessCompetitiveness

– BankabilityBankability

– Good GovernanceGood Governance

– Environmental ConservationEnvironmental Conservation

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Key Elements for Urban Key Elements for Urban Planning Planning

Human Resoruce Human Resoruce DevelopmentDevelopment(humanware)

Institutional & Institutional & Legal SystemsLegal Systems

(software)

Physical & Spatial Physical & Spatial StructureStructure(hardware)

Integrated Urban PlanIntegrated Urban Plan

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Planning Elements for Planning Elements for Sustainable Urban GrowthSustainable Urban Growth

Environmental Conservation & Environmental Conservation & ManagementManagement

Environmental Conservation & Environmental Conservation & ManagementManagement

Economic SystemEconomic System for Sustainable Growth for Sustainable Growth

Social SystemSocial System for Equitable Growthfor Equitable Growth

Balanced DevelopmentBalanced Development of Local Citiesof Local Cities

Strategic DevelopmentStrategic Development of Leading Metropolitan Citiesof Leading Metropolitan Cities

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Key Factors/ Elements Key Factors/ Elements to Successful and Meaningful Master to Successful and Meaningful Master

PlanPlan(6)

An Institutional Framework

(1) Local Enthusiasm

Realistic Realistic Planning and Planning and Management Management FrameworkFramework

Ownership of Ownership of PlanPlan

(3) Stakeholder Participation

(5) Possibility of Resource Mobilization

(2) Strong Local Leadership

(4) Capacity Building

Rationalized Rationalized Plan & Planning Plan & Planning

Process Process

(7) Support of Donors

Donor Donor CoordinationCoordination

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Contents of Urban Master Contents of Urban Master Plan Plan 1.1. Urban Planning Policy (Goals and Missions)Urban Planning Policy (Goals and Missions)2.2. Urban Land Use & ZoningUrban Land Use & Zoning3.3. Transport System & StructureTransport System & Structure4.4. Urban Infrastructure and UtilitiesUrban Infrastructure and Utilities5.5. Housing and Living ConditionsHousing and Living Conditions6.6. Urban Environment and Disaster ManagementUrban Environment and Disaster Management7.7. Urban Growth Management and GovernanceUrban Growth Management and Governance8.8. Financial Capacity StrengtheningFinancial Capacity Strengthening

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TopicsTopics

1.1. What is required by “Urban What is required by “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

2.2. What should “Urban Planning” What should “Urban Planning” address ?address ?

3.3. What process is needed for “Urban What process is needed for “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

4.4. Some Notable Planning AgendaSome Notable Planning Agenda

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Strategic Planning ProcessStrategic Planning Process1.1.Where are we now?Where are we now?

(Diagnostic Analysis, Comparative advantage(Diagnostic Analysis, Comparative advantages)s)

2. 2. Where would we like to be?Where would we like to be?(Future Visions)(Future Visions)

3. 3. What issues do we need to address?What issues do we need to address?(Formuationo of Projects/Programs)(Formuationo of Projects/Programs)

4. 4. What action must we take to get there?What action must we take to get there?(Prioritization, Implementation Programming)(Prioritization, Implementation Programming)

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Rationales of Planning Process Rationales of Planning Process

Status Status AnalysiAnalysi

ss

Status Status AnalysiAnalysi

ss VisioninVisioningg

VisioninVisioningg

ProgrammiProgrammingng

ProgrammiProgrammingng

PrioritizatioPrioritizationn

PrioritizatioPrioritizationn

Action Action PlanninPlannin

gg

Action Action PlanninPlannin

gg

SWOT Analysi

sFuture

Demand Forecast

Development Framework

Cost Estimate

Cost-Benefit Analysis

Financial Scheduling

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PresentSituation

1. Status Analysis

Strategic Planning Approach…Strategic Planning Approach…

2030 2015

3. Strategy Building Vision

2. Visioning

Strategic PathStrategic Path

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Stakeholders WorkshopsStakeholders WorkshopsCity Leader’s Initiation

Conceptualizationlessons

View-exchange

Group Presentation

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Setting of Planning GoalsSetting of Planning Goals

For up-lifting For up-lifting people’s quality of lifepeople’s quality of life

Ulaanbaatar Ulaanbaatar Urban VisionsUrban VisionsUlaanbaatar Ulaanbaatar

Urban VisionsUrban Visions

Environment-conscious !

Environment-conscious !

Help the poor !Help the poor !

Livable HousingLivable HousingMore smooth people’s mobility

!

More smooth people’s mobility

!

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New Taxation and LawsNew Taxation and Laws

Alleviation of Alleviation of Environmental PollutionEnvironmental Pollution

ICT and Urban UtilitiesICT and Urban Utilities

Issues and Measures of Urban Issues and Measures of Urban PlanningPlanning

5.5. Prepare legal Prepare legal Framework for Growth Framework for Growth Management & Good Management & Good GovernanceGovernance

Urban Planning IssuesUrban Planning Issues

Public Transport System Public Transport System

Land Use ZoningLand Use Zoning

Industries, Business, Industries, Business, Tourism & FRI Tourism & FRI InducementInducement

Road Transport Network Road Transport Network

4.4. Assure Environmental Assure Environmental ConservationConservation

Issues of Urban PlanningIssues of Urban Planning

3.3. Strengthen the Strengthen the municipal financing municipal financing capacitycapacity

2.2. Achieve sustainable Achieve sustainable and competitive and competitive economic growtheconomic growth

1.1. Create “Livable City” Create “Livable City” for Allfor All

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TopicsTopics

1.1. What is required by “Urban What is required by “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

2.2. What should “Urban Planning” What should “Urban Planning” address ?address ?

3.3. What process is needed for “Urban What process is needed for “Urban Planning” ?Planning” ?

4.4. Some Notable Planning AgendaSome Notable Planning Agenda

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2007 2015 20302020

Supply Schedule A

Supply Schedule B

ServiceCapacity/Volume

Shortage/Congestion

Demand Curve

Over-supply/Investment Risk

Demand-Supply Gap Demand-Supply Gap FulfillmentFulfillment

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Applicable Modes and Applicable Modes and SystemsSystems60,000+60,000+

50,00050,000

40,00040,000

30,00030,000

20,00020,000

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OPERATING SPEED (km/hr)OPERATING SPEED (km/hr)

Public Transport Modal HierarchyPublic Transport Modal Hierarchy

Mass Rapid TransitMass Rapid Transit

Light RailLight RailTransitTransit

Bus PriorityBus Priority

TramwayTramway

MonorailMonorailBus inBus in

Mixed TrafficMixed Traffic

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Learning Session for UBMPSMultimodal Cargo Transport Multimodal Cargo Transport and Unit Load Systemand Unit Load System

Unit

Customer A

Unit

Factory B

Unit

Factory C

Station

Port / Airport

Station

Port / Airport

Unit

Customer B

Unit

Factory B

Truck in UnitTruck in Unit

Railway in Unit

Airplane in Unit

Railway in UnitTruck in Unit

Truck in Unit

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Learning Session for UBMPSThe Global Trend of Containerization, The Global Trend of Containerization, Globalization & StandardizationGlobalization & Standardization

Container

Packaged in Standardized Units

Each Cargo Item

Transported as Unit

Truck

Vessel

Train Airplane

Standardized International Transport

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• EstablishEstablish partnershippartnership withwith commercial commercial market, Government & communitiesmarket, Government & communities→→   From Vertical Relation to From Vertical Relation to Horizontal Horizontal

RelationRelation

• FacilitateFacilitate business sector’s participation business sector’s participation→→   Deepen Communication with Deepen Communication with Stakeholders Stakeholders

of Developmentof Development

• Re-defineRe-define government’s roles government’s roles for social for social and economic developmentand economic development →→   Adopt new positive “Adopt new positive “Social Welfare Social Welfare

PolicyPolicy””

What is PPP?What is PPP?

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Government’s functions shifting from Government’s functions shifting from providing public services itself towards providing public services itself towards becoming a “manager of the providers” ….becoming a “manager of the providers” ….

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PPP ConceptPPP Concept

Part of Capital Part of Capital InvestmentInvestment

Overall ManagementOverall Management

Part of Capital Part of Capital InvestmentInvestment

Operation & Operation & MaintenanceMaintenance

PPP

PFI

ConcessionConcession

OutsourcingOutsourcing

PrivatizationPrivatization Joint VentureJoint Venture

Sales Sales LeasebackLeaseback

Wider MarketWider MarketInitiativeInitiative

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VFMVFM

VFM Maximization by PPPVFM Maximization by PPP

Risk CostRisk Cost

Repair/Renewal CostRepair/Renewal Cost

Operation/MaintenanceOperation/MaintenanceCostCost

Project Formation CostProject Formation Cost

Total Payment for Total Payment for Service ChargesService Charges

Construction CostConstruction Cost

Publ

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ConventionalPublic Initiative PPP

NPV

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How to promote it ?How to promote it ?

MongoliaMongoliaMongoliaMongolia

Private SectorMongolian Gov. Partnership

JapanJapanJapanJapan

Private SectorJapanese Gov. Partnership

DeregulationImprove Investment Improve Investment

Environment through Environment through DialogueDialogue

Money, Money, Technology & Technology &

Human ResourceHuman Resource

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Thank you ..Thank you ..

Let’s remind four (4) principles of Urban Planning …

• Public Benefits firstPublic Benefits first

• Priority to “Conservation”Priority to “Conservation”

• Keep moving with 4Es Keep moving with 4Es (Engineering, Education, (Engineering, Education, Enforcement)Enforcement)

• Secure People’s “quality of life”Secure People’s “quality of life”

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