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Transit-Oriented Development CoP

Welcome to the Transit-Oriented Development Community of Practice

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Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) involves integrating land use and transit planning to promote sustainable urban development forms. Done well, TOD advances environmental sustainability, economic development, and socially-inclusive development.

The TOD CoP is intended to allow professionals working on TOD to share experiences across practice areas (specifically Urban Transport, Finance, Urban, Land and PPPs) and regions, and thereby improve business objectives through knowledge management and network development.

Gerald Ollivier (TOD CoP Lead), Chyi-Yun Huang (co-Lead), Wanli Fang (co-lead) and Gunes Basat (Community Manager)

For more detailed description of community, please visit here.

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Learn more about the TOD CoP Resources.

Unlocking City Spatial Plans through TOD & Neighborhood Urban Spaces and Assets

A technical deep dive was organized in Japan bringing World Bank staff and delegations from 13 different countries together.

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TOD Implementation Resources and Tools

TOD, as a tool, enables city actors to negotiate through varying urban priorities to ultimately prioritize inclusion and resilience in an optimized environment. The World Bank considers these priorities as the bedrock of ...

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WRI: World TOD Resource

WRI resource provides a platform designed to educate policy-makers, planners and developers in the Global South about the benefits of TOD and equip them with tools for implementation.

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Cities in Focus – Japanese cities

Boasting top-class public transportation systems in the world, Japan is one of the most advanced countries in terms of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). The concept has always been a central concept for urban policies ...

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Cities in Focus – Singapore

The first of our Cities in Focus series looks at Singapore, an island city-state that is renowned for its long-term, integrated approach to urban planning. While the phrase “Transit-Oriented Development” is not widely ...