THAILAND S ENVIRONMENATLLY SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT MASTER PLAN. 30 September Manila, Philippines

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THAILAND S ENVIRONMENATLLY SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT MASTER PLAN Low Emissions Development Strategies and the Transportation Sector 30 September 2013 Manila, Philippines Office of Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning (OTP) Ministry of Transport, Thailand

TOPIC Current situations Environmentally Sustainable Transport Master Plan

Bangkok Metropolitan Region, BMR POPULATION : 17.5 millions AREA : 7,760 sq.km. GDP 68 % of National GDP Bangkok Metropolitan Panorama Ministry of Transport

Bangkok s Land Use (Urban Sprawl) 1988! 2002!

Bangkok situation

Number of Vehicle registration : 2003-2012 Number of Vehicle (Million) 4000000 3500000 3000000 2500000 2000000 1500000 1000000 500000 0 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Bangkok Thailand Years Source: Department of Land Transport!

Quality of Life! The CO2 PROBLEM IS A TRANSPORT PROBLEM, PREDOMINATELY CARS AROUND URBAN AREAS!

8 Air Pollution Health Impact Air pollution from transport sector (Bangkok) - 75% of CO - 80% of NOx - 54% of PM

Social Impact Road Accident Injuries Death! Stress

GHGs Emission by Sector : 2011 Industry, 54,600, 25% Other, 19,891, 9% Energy, 87,162, 39% Transportation, 59,806, 27% unit 1,000 ton CO2 Energy Transportation Industry Other Source: Thailand Energy Statistic 2012

Volumes of Greenhouse gas released by Thailand s Transport Sector Air Mode 2.06% Rail Mode 0.68% Water Mode 0.42% Road Mode 96.84% Source: National Greenhouse Gas listing

11th Thailand National Economic and Social Development Plan (Transport Sector During Year 2010-2015)! International Trade Agreement Climate Change Sub regional Corporation Energy Aging Society Change to Alternative Energy, Green Energy and Efficiency use in E n e r g y Road and Rail integrated Network around country and Neighboring C o u n t r y Improve Multi-modal Transportation! Improve Transport System, Efficiency, Effectiveness, Accessibility, Safety,Transport for all, (Aging people and Handicap)! More Public Private Participation(PPP) Investment!

! Transport and Traffic Development Master Plan 2011-2020 Environmental friendly Energy saving, Energy efficiency Reduce air emission & GHGs reduction! Ministry of Transport Vision : Toward Sustainable Transport! Economic prosperity Decrease economic loss! (VOT, VOC)! Increase Competitiveness! Sustainable Transport! Social & Quality of life Safety, Accessibility, Equity, Sufficiency!

Master Plan Development Internal Driving force! Environment! Economic! Social! Interna1onal Driving Force : EST forum, Rio+20, UNFCCC! Environmental Sustainable Transport Masterplan!

SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT MASTER PLAN Bangkok Declaration EST 2010-2020 Avoid Shift Improve

Strategy 1:Upgrade capability of agencies and personnel for the development of an environmentally sustainable transport system. S T R A T E G Y Strategy 2:Establish appropriate plans and mechanisms for interfacing and monitoring of transport and traffic work plans/measures/projects; and to move them forward to implementation. Strategy 3:Establish comprehensive and inter-connected transport infrastructure. Strategy 4: Efficient transport management for sustainability and greenhouse gas reduction. Strategy 5: Promote transport R&D and adoption of environment-friendly innovations and technologies. Strategy 6:Promote public awareness of the environment.

GHGs emission from Transport sector

Potential GHGs reduction in Transportation Sector Year GHGs at BAU (Million tons CO 2 e) Potential of GHGs reduction (Million tons CO 2 e) % 2005 57.52 - - 2017 67.53 11-13 16-19 2020 74.02 15-16 20-22 2030 102.82 27-30 26-29

Barrier Removal Activities Ø Capacity building (e.g., financial evaluation, technology application, energy-integrated urban transport planning) Ø Institutional strengthening (e.g., regulatory frameworks, vehicle emission standards) Ø Investments (e.g., demonstration & replication projects) Ø Training (e.g., design, operation, maintenance of vehicles and transport systems) Ø Targeted research (e.g., adaptation of technologies, techniques, practices to local conditions) Ministry of Transport

EIA & HIA Thailand s EST Master Plan 120projects/ plans/policies Avoid Urban planning Most difficult Not yet Complex city Mode of Transport : Shift public and mass transit Freight :road to rail Implementing Improve Vehicle/fuel standard Technology Largely Implemented Cross cutting Safety : Decade of road safety Climate Change Awareness Largely Implemented

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