International Seminar "Strategic Planning and Performance Monitoring of Road and Transport Administrations"
22-23 October 2018 Kyiv, Ukraine
International seminar organized by the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine, the Kyiv City State Administration, Infrastructure Sector Transparency Initiative (CoST) of Ukraine, in cooperation with the Technical Committee TC A.1 "Performance of Transport Administrations" of PIARC (World Road Association) in Kyiv, Ukraine from October 22-23, 2018.
- Seminar first announcement
- Seminar second announcement
- Official Program of the Seminar
- Official Program in Ukrainian
Summary of the Seminar
If you do not manage change, change will for sure manage you. It is not a matter of if you should plan for your future, it is when and how, because the best way to predict the future is to create it. And the best way to do that is by planning for different potential scenarios.
It brought together 26 different speakers and over 462 attendees from 22 countries, representing government, academia, research institutions and the private sector.They shared the current state and latest ideas, practical experiences, expectations, and engaged in Q&A discussions at the end of each Session.
The speakers addressed technical and management issues relative to: transformational change, strategic planning, performance management, integrated multimodal transportation, transparency and integrity, winter maintenance policy and practice, and opportunities and challenges arising from innovative and disruptive transport technologies.
This International Seminar was the second one organized by TC A1 "Performance of Transport Administrations" during the current PIARC cycle 2016-2019. The Kyiv Seminar is a further step after the Beijing Seminar (April 2018) whose conclusions can be condensed to:
Transport Administrations need to stop defining themselves by the assets that they own, but rather by the service they deliver, the customer's needs and expectations, and how the Transportation Administration's actions could positively impact the quality of life of their customers.
Program of the International Seminar - 22-23 october 2018 |
Day 1 - 22 october 2018
Welcome Reception
Opening Ceremony
- Welcome and Introductions of Dignitaries - Natalie Forsyuk and Alexander Gusteliev
- Welcoming Remarks - Vitaly Klychko- Mayor, City of Kiev
- Welcoming Remarks - Volodymymyr Omelyan- Minister of Infrastructure, Ukraine
- Video address - Robin Sebille- Deputy Secretary General, World Road Association (PIARC)
- Presentation of the Association & Introduction of TC A.1 - Jose Manuel Blanco Segarra, TC A.1 Chair
Session I : Long-Term Planning and Programming |
- Ukraine Ministry of Infrastructure Strategy 2030.
- Transport infrastructure System in Ukraine. Achievements and Challenges - Viktor Sasin (Ukraine)
- Drivers for Change on Transport Administrations and Management Responses - Alex Walcher (Austria) & Jonathan Spear (Singapore)
- Long Term Planning in Denmark - Niels Tørsløv (Denmark)
- Sweden's Long-Term Plan and Planning System - Anna Wildt-Persson (Sweden)
- &A Panel Discussion
Session II : Promoting Transparency and Integrity |
- Transparency and Accountability in the Road Sector. CoST Monitoring in Ukraine - Natalie Forsyuk (Ukraine)
- Institutional Integrity and Implications for Ukraine - Alex Walcher (Austria) & Michel Demarre (France)
- Promoting Transparency & Accountability in South Africa - Logashri Sewnarain (South Africa)
- Impact of PPP projects and concession mechanisms on Increasing Transparency and Improving the Investment Attractiveness of road construction in Ukraine - Illya Segeda, Deloitte & Touch (Ukraine)
- Q&A Panel Discussion
Session III : Strategic Planning and Performance Monitoring |
- Strategic aspects of development of state importance roads - Slavomir Novak (Ukraine)
- Measuring the Performance of Road Administrations - Alan Colegate (Australia)
- Roads & Rail Development Strategy in China - Dr. Sun Xiaonian & Liu Si (China)
- Q&A Panel Discussion
- Regional Transport Planning - Preconditions for Development of Strategic Projects with Cross-Border Importance in South East Europe - Mate Gjorgjievski (Serbia)
- Simple Scenario approach for Strategic Asset Planning - Alan Colegate (Australia)
- Q&A Panel Discussion
Closing Remarks & Conclusions
- Conclusions (TCA.1) - Jose Manuel Blanco Segarra
- Wrap-Up by Moderators Natalia Forysuk & Alexander Gusteliev
End of Day 1
Day 2 - 23 october 2018
Welcome Reception
Opening Ceremony
- Welcome and Introductions of Dignitaries - Natalie Forsyuk and Alexander Gusteliev
- Welcoming Remarks - Vitaly Klychko- Mayor, City of Kiev
- Welcoming Remarks - Volodymymyr Omelyan- Minister of Infrastructure, Ukraine
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Summary of Day 1 of Seminar - Jose Manuel Blanco Segarra, TC A.1 Chair
Session I : Management of Road Works Procurement |
- Transport Management and Development of the Road Network in Kyiv - Alexander Gusteliev (Ukraine)
- Good Practice in Spain for Designing Road Works Including Project Changes - Fernando Lopez-Menchero Diez (Spain)
- Procurement of Road Works in Austria. Aiming for the Best, not the Cheapest - Incentives for Good Performance - Andreas Fromm (Austria)
- Q&A Panel Discussion
Session II : Winter Operations and Road Safety in City Conditions |
- Winter Operations in Danish Road Directorate and City of Copenhagen - Niels Tørsløv (Denmark)
- Winter Maintenance in Vienna - Peter Nutz (Austria)
- Kyiv Urban Traffic Management Solutions - Improving Road Safety and Reducing Travel Time and Emissions - Stefan Seitz (Germany)
- Business sector presentation (TBD)
- Transport projects supported by the European Union and EIB - Teodora Andreeva (Ukraine)
- Which speed measurement for which road safety policy - Eric Hoyrup, Egis (Ukraine)
- Q&A Panel Discussion
Session III : Impact of Disruptive Technologies and Innovation in City Conditions to the Performance of Transport Administrations |
- Smart Roads: Projects and Investments by Anas - Ilaria Coppa (Italia)
- Disrupting the Transport Modes - Cycling Impacts in Copenhagen and Denmark - Niels Tørsløv (Denmark)
- Disrupting the Transport Sector through Technology and Innovation - Anne-Severine Poupeleer (Belgium)
- Q&A Panel Discussion
- Sweden's Experience of Innovation and Technology Cooperation with the Automotive Industry - Anna Wildt-Persson (Sweden)
- Key Trends & Challenges in Dealing with Autonomous Vehicles - Jonathan Spear (Singapore)
- A Rhode to Autonomy - Providence to Kyiv via Beijing - Christos Savvas Xenophontos (USA)
- Q&A Panel Discussion
Closing Remarks & Conclusions
- Open Discussion on Next Steps - Moderators Natalia Forysuk & Alexander Gusteliev
- Conclusions (TCA.1) - Jose Manuel Blanco Segarra
- Wrap-Up by Moderators Natalia Forysuk & Alexander Gusteliev
End of Day 2