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1 Project UNDP/GEF Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation Reducing GHG emissions from road transport in Russia s medium-sized cities Kaliningrad City Administration Research and design organization Southern Urban Center, LLC AGENDA OF THE ROUND TABLE the Ways of Development and Incentives" Date: November 26-27, 2015 Venue: Oceanographic Museum, Kaliningrad, Petra Velikogo embankment, 1. November 26, Thursday General session Coffee-break Session: Pedestrian movement Dinner Session: Automobile transport Fourchette * * * November 27, Friday Session: Bicycle movement Coffee-break Session: Public transport Dinner Final session Formal completion of the round table work Open lecture in the Baltic Federal University * * * November 28, Saturday Performance by V. Kumov in the Baltic Federal University
2 November 26, Thursday 10:00-11:10 The general session Welcoming speech to the participants from representatives of the City Administration and Kaliningrad Oblast, UNDP. Goals and objectives of the event are planned to be discussed, questions to be addressed will be negotiated during the session. Moderator: A.Yu. Prokhorov («Southern Urban Center») A.G. Yaroshuk, Head of Kaliningrad City A.S. Bakyrei, Department of state policy in the area of automobile and public passenger transport of Ministry of Transport of RF, Director (на согласовании) E.I. Dyatlova, Minister of development of Kaliningrad oblast infrastructure S.V. Voropayev, Deputy of City Mayor, Manager of the Host city of WFC S.Yu. Trukhachev, Research and design organization Southern Urban Center LLC, Director, RAASN Academy Adviser, Ph.D. Greeting from the City Administration Greeting from UNDP/GEF Ministry of Transport of RF Project Reducing GHG emissions from road transport in Russia s medium-sized cities Greeting from the Government of Kaliningrad oblast Measures on preparation city of Kaliningrad for WCF-2018 as the mobility growth factor On the project of the new master plan of Kaliningrad Coffee break
3 Session: The pedestrian movement Walking is the most natural and healthy way of movement. During the session, the participants will have to figure out in what form it is organized now in the central part of the city, how it is planned to be developed according to the available project proposals. A special issue is the organization of pedestrian network during the World Cup FIFA 2018 regarding organization, operation and the later use of fan-zone for the championship. Moderator: A.Yu. Mikhaylov (Head of the Transport laboratory of Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Ph.D., Prof.) O.V. Mezey, Nikor-proyekt LLC, Chief project architect A. Aparicio, Associate Professor at the Department of transport engineering, Technical University of Madrid, Spain K.Yu. Trofimenko, Center of Research of Megalopolises Transport Problems at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Director D.V. Yenin, Moscow Automobile and Road Construction University, Associate professor of the Department Logistics E. Salikhova, Ph.D., L. Stanchenko, Ph.D., Institute of ecology, spatial development and urban planning of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University V.I. Pustovgarov, Head of Department of Urban Planning of the BFU E.N. Mavrina, VK RegionKonsalt LLC, Project manager/expert Freeform discussion on session themes. Summarizing: A.Yu. Mikhaylov Lunch Pedestrian spaces of Kaliningrad center in International contests results Recoverings cities for pedestrians: some international trends Logistics and travel service organization of WFC-2018 games in Kaliningrad Experience of introducing of the spatial facilities for persons with mobility impairments in the native practice Pedestrian routes of historical recreational area inside Kaliningrad ecological framework Social space of Kaliningrad center as an object of architects creativeness Recommendations for development of pedestrian spaces (zones) in the cities
4 Session: Automobile transport Automobile transport is a base of the current mobility in the city center. Today, Kaliningrad is one of the cities of Russia with a record concentration of vehicles. The motor transport is the main air-polluter in the city. How should the motor transport flows be organized in the city center? Toll parking, toll-access into city center, traffic dumping, delaying parking all these issues should be addressed during the session. How to provide understanding of local residents of the necessity of such measures in the city with a huge concentration of cars? Moderator: V.V. Donchenko (Head of laboratory of Avtotransport Research Institute, Moscow, Ph.D.) A.Yu. Mikhaylov, Head of the Transport laboratory of Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Ph.D., Prof O.V. Mezey, Nikor-proyekt LLC, Chief project architect T.V. Kulakova, Center of Transport Economics of the Institute of Transport Economics and Transport Policy under the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Director, Ph.D E.N. Borovik, Department of Scientific Provision of the Transport Complex Development, GUP Research and Development Project Institute of the master plan of Moscow, Head of department, Ph.D A.A. Kazakov, VK RegionKonsalt, General director A.G. Levashov, Associate Professor of Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Ph.D. Road network balancing: world best practices Local rules of urban planning in Kaliningrad as the basement of regulation of transport load on the city center International practice in the introduction of toll access into city center, its potentiality in Russia Proposals on traffic dumping in the Kaliningrad center Freeform discussion on session themes. Summarizing: V.V. Donchenko Fourchette * * * Toll parking in the city center. Experience of deployment and support Ways of discharging of central transport artery of Kaliningrad Lenin avenue
5 November 27, Friday Session: Bicycle movement During the session participants will discuss the positive experience of Kaliningrad in the promotion of cycling - organization of the bicycle paths (lanes), introduction of bicycle lanes in regulations, architectural design and construction of new objects of the road network. What is the economy of cycling, how perspective is bicycle-renting projects in large Russian cities, and how to use the existing practice in the conditions of Kaliningrad? What is the social portrait of the cyclist in Kaliningrad? What is bicycle a tool for leisure or a mean of transport? Moderator: N.S. Nikitin (Associate Professor of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Ph.D.) O.A. Tyapina, Kaliningrad bicycle club Ton Daggers, IBC Movilization S.I. Izaak, The Federation of Sports Managers of Russia, Executive Director, Ph.D V.S. Kumov, Adviser on promotion of bicycle culture of the minister of transport of the Russian Federation V.V. Nesterov, Prezident of the Triathlon Federation of the Kaliningrad oblast, Head of the bicycle club of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University I. Yanyshev, Prezident of the Cyclist Union of the Tatarstan Republic Freeform discussion on session themes. Summarizing: N.S. Nikitin Bicycle infrastructure of Kaliningrad today and tomorrow An Overview of Promotion Actions on nonmotorized transport in cities. Worldwide. Development of bicycle infrastructure according to UN Development Program in Russia The Role of mass events in the culture of cycling and evolution of townspeople transport behavior Organization of bicycle events in Kaliningrad Experience of bicycle transport promotion in Tatarstan Republic Coffee-break
6 Session: Public transport During the session, the opportunities for public transport development in the central part of the city are planned to be discussed. Kaliningrad s specific feature is highly overloaded with public transport city center nearby Pobedy square. This leads to congestions, which are paralyzing the work of the whole transport system of the city. What are the ways for the solution of that problem? The new general renovation plan implies cardinal modification of the transportation service system for the city center, shifting the load mainly onto the public transport. What should be the most effective solutions allowing to use the advantages of the public transport, while co-existing with intensive pedestrian and bicycle movement? Moderator: N.V. Kharitoshkin (Project UNDP/GEF Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation Reducing GHG emissions from road transport in Russia s medium-sized cities, Project Manager, Ph.D.) S.V. Melnikov, Deputy head of the Administration of the City District The City of Kaliningrad, Head of the Committee for Urban Utilities F. Paralotto, Mobility in chain A.Yu. Mikhaylov, Head of the Transport laboratory of Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Ph.D., Prof I.L. Reznikov, Town Planning Laboratory LLC, Head urban economist A.V. Belov, Associate Professor, Chair of Transportation Systems of the Saint Petersburg State University for Architecture and Construction, Ph.D M.I. Sharov, Associate Professor, Head of the Public Transport laboratory of Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Ph.D Freeform discussion on session themes. Summarizing: N.V. Kharitoshkin Lunch Development of public transport in Kaliningrad. Problems and perspectives. Support of mobility in large cities: overview of certain solutions Transit Oriented Development: urban planning targeted on public passengers transport Upon Rapid Rail transport investigation in Kaliningrad agglomeration On transportation conception of central part of Saint Petersburg Modern criteria of the estimation of public passengers transport quality of service
7 Final session Express-evaluation of generated solutions by invited experts, the summary of the development perspective of the different types of mobility in the city center. Propositions on the round table s resolution. Approval of the resolution A.Yu. Mikhaylov N.S. Nikitin F. Paralotto N.S. Potapchuk T. Daggers V.I. Pustovgarov V.V. Donchenko D.V. Yenin Moderator: A.Yu. Prokhorov ( Southern Urban Center LLC) Express-evaluation of generated solutions, the summary of the development perspective of the different types of mobility in the city center. Time-limit: 10 min Stand-up Propositions on the round table s resolution. Approval of the resolution Summarizing of the round table and closing speech: A.L. Krupin, Deputy head of the Administration of the City District The City of Kaliningrad Formal completion of the round table work Open lecture by V.S. Kumov in the Baltic Federal University (Alexander Nevsky st., 14Б, room 107) on the subject: «Lessons of bicyclization» * * * November 28, Saturday Presentation of the memorial sign dedicated to Bicycle, upon the corpse of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Performance by V.S. Kumov: Cycling from Mexica to Argentina in the Baltic Federal University (Alexander Nevsky st., 14Б, room 107) Upon all questions please call: , Oksana Chitakhyan; On the round table co-ordination: , Sergey Trukhachev. forum.urgc@mail.ru
8 СХЕМА ПРОВЕДЕНИЯ МЕРОПРИЯТИЙ КРУГЛОГО СТОЛА The framework for the activities of the round table
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