Submission of the Greater Jakarta Public Transport Integration Study

ITDP Indonesia, supported by UK PACT, released the “Public Transportation Integration in Metropolitan Jakarta” study, which focused on institutional, infrastructure, and fare solutions for achieving an integrated public transportation system. From March 19 to April 5, the study findings were showcased at installations located at two Jabodetabek integration stations: Cawang-Cikoko and Lebak Bulus. Public transport users passing through these stations could download the study document and provide their feedback.

The study’s findings were also handed over to the DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency, the Greater Jakarta Transport Authority, and Transjakarta during the “Urban Transport Discussion #31: Can Institutional Integration Solve Chaotic Mobility in Metropolitan Jakarta?” (March 20).

Jakarta Low Emission Zone (LEZ) Roadmap

The small-scale implementation of a Low Emission Zone (LEZ) in Jakarta’s Old Town has yet to significantly reduce citywide air pollution. In response, ITDP Indonesia, through the UK PACT program, developed a roadmap outlining LEZ delineation and phased implementation strategies to reduce transport-related emissions in Jakarta.

Sustainable E-Mobility Event 2024

In pursuit of 90% urban public transport electrification by 2030, ITDP Indonesia, with the support of ViriyaENB, presented the “National Roadmap and Incentive Program for Road-based Public Transport Electrification” study to the Minister of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia at the Sustainable E-Mobility Event (May 21). The handover was also witnessed by the CEO of ITDP, Heather Thompson, and ViriyaENB Executive Director, Suzanty Sitorus.

ITDP CEO Heather Thompson Visits Indonesia

ITDP CEO Heather Thompson returned to Indonesia after her last visit before the COVID-19 pandemic. During her visit to Jakarta and Surabaya, Heather engaged with partners and stakeholders, participated in the Sustainable E-Mobility Event, and gave exclusive interviews to five national media outlets.

Jakarta Parking Reform Guidelines

Parking management plays an important role in enhancing urban quality by improving public transport services, pedestrian and cycling infrastructure, and urban housing. Through the UK PACT program, ITDP Indonesia released a study providing guidance and recommendations to the Jakarta Provincial Government on reforming parking policies and identifying gaps between policy and implementation.

Empowering Sustainable Mobility: Low Emission, Inclusive, and Active Transport in Indonesia

ITDP Indonesia, together with UNEP, Clean Air Asia, and the Walk21 Foundation, and supported by the Dutch Embassy in Indonesia, organized the “Empowering Sustainable Mobility: Low Emission, Inclusive, and Active Transport in Indonesia” event. Held from July 9–11, 2024, the event featured eight sessions and knowledge exchanges to advance active and inclusive mobility in Indonesian cities.

Recommendations for Improving Connectivity and Accessibility in Surabaya’s Old Town Area

To make Surabaya’s Old Town a pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly destination easily accessible by public transport, ITDP Indonesia collaborated with the Surabaya City Government to develop recommendations for improving connectivity and accessibility. These recommendations have been adopted and are being implemented gradually as part of the area’s development and revitalization efforts.

Roadmap and Conceptual Design for Bicycle Infrastructure Development in Surabaya

Following the workshops “Towards Bike-Friendly Surabaya (2022)” and “Technical Planning for a Bike-Friendly Surabaya (2023),” ITDP Indonesia and the Surabaya Cycling Cities Consortium developed the “Roadmap and Conceptual Design for Bicycle Infrastructure Development in Surabaya.” This document guides infrastructure development and incorporates input from the public and government stakeholders.

Menyunting Kota Video Series

Menyunting Kota is a video series that encourages the public to participate and exchange views on transforming cities into places with inclusive and sustainable mobility. In 2024, ITDP Indonesia launched the first two episodes, titled “Misconceptions About TOD” and “Demystifying BRT Standards.”

The Next Steps Towards an Inclusive Public Transportation in Jakarta

In commemoration of International Day of People with Disabilities, ITDP Indonesia hosted a public discussion and mini-gathering titled “The Next Steps Towards an Inclusive Public Transportation in Jakarta.” The event brought together public transport operators, government agencies, civil society organizations, and disability advocacy groups, including GAUN, PERTUNI, Gerkatin, and YAPESDI. It was also live-streamed on ITDP Indonesia’s YouTube channel.