Rural Transport Training Materials - 2013
Table of Contents
Contents of RTTM– 2013
Module 1 | Module 2 | Module 3 | Module 4 | Module 5 |
Training Materials for Module 1: Policies and Strategies
Session | Training Materials | Title |
Introduction | Trainers’ Notes | Introduction Session |
Presentation | Introduction Session | |
Activity Sheet 1 | Stakeholders and institutions involved in Rural Transport: Venn Diagramn | |
Activity Sheet 2 | Stakeholders in rural transport: Institutional and Poverty issues | |
>Activity Sheet 3 | Transport and Gender Analysis |
Session 1.1 | Trainers’ Notes 1.1 | New directions for Rural Transport |
Presentation 1.1 | Directions in Rural Transport since 2000 | |
Activity Sheet 4 | Rural Transport Linkages | |
Technical Paper 1.1 | New directions in Rural Transport |
Session 1.2 | Trainers’ Notes 1.2 | Broad policy frameworks and locating rural transport |
Presentation 1.2a | Broad policy frameworks and locating rural transport | |
Presentation 1.2b #1 | Peru Rural Roads project | |
Presentation 1.2b #2 | India : Andhra Pradesh economic restructuring project | |
Presentation 1.2b #3 | Yemen’s rural access road project (RAP) | |
Presentation 1.2b #4 | Ethiopian Rural Travel & Transport Program (ERTTP) | |
Presentation 1.2b #5 | Framework for addressing spatial considerations in national poverty reduction strategies | |
Activity Sheet 5 | Applying the new framework | |
Activity Sheet 6 | Gaps between existing & future policy directions | |
Activity Sheet 7 | Peru case study - lessons (# 1) | |
Activity Sheet 8 | Peru case study – transport, poverty, growth (#1) | |
Activity Sheet 9 | India case study – results (# 2) | |
Activity Sheet 10 | India case study - transport, poverty, growth (#2) | |
Activity Sheet 11 | Yemen case study – lessons (# 3) | |
Activity Sheet 12 | Yemen case study – transport, poverty, growth (#3) | |
Activity Sheet 13 | Ethiopia case study – lessons (# 4) | |
Activity Sheet 14 | Ethiopia case study – transport, poverty, growth (# 4) | |
Activity Sheet 15 | Framework (spatial aspects of poverty) (# 5) | |
Technical Paper 1.2 | Broad policy frameworks and locating rural transport |
Session 1.3 | Trainers’ Notes 1.3 | Part1: Village Level Transport
Part 2: Travel and Transport in Rural Communities Philippines: Case Study |
Presentation 1.3a | Village Level Transport | |
Presentation 1.3b | Travel and Transport in Rural Communities Philippines Case Study | |
Activity Sheet 16 | Timeline | |
Activity Sheet 17 | Household Survey | |
Activity Sheet 18 | Philippines Case Study |
Session 1.4 | Trainers’ Notes 1.4 | Part 1: Socio-economic Impact of Rural
Transport Interventions
Part 2: The Impact of Feeder Road Investment on Accessibility and Agricultural Development in Ghana |
Presentation 1.4a | Socio-economic Impact of Rural Transport Interventions | |
Presentation 1.4b | The Impact of Feeder Road Investment on Accessibility Agricultural Development in Ghana | |
Activity Sheet 19 | The Great Debate. Roads Investment & Poverty Alleviation | |
Activity Sheet 20 | The Impact of Feeder Road Investment on Accessibility and Agricultrual Development in Ghana |
Session 1.5 | Trainers’ Notes 1.5 | Part 1: Rural Transport Policy Development
Process
Part 2: Case Study from Malawi |
Presentation 1.5a | Rural Transport Policy Development Process | |
Presentation 1.5b | Case Study from Malawi | |
Activity Sheet 21 | Models and Options for Managing Rural Roads | |
Activity Sheet 22 | Policy Measures for IMT | |
Activity Sheet 23 | Rural Transport Policy Development Process in Malawi |
Session 1.6 | Trainers’ Notes 1.6 | Part 1: Rural Transport Safety Strategy
Part 2: Case Study from Nepal |
Presentation 1.6a | Rural Transport Safety Strategy | |
Presentation 1.6b | Case Study from Nepal. An Affordable Safety Barrier | |
Activity Sheet 24 | Road Safety | |
Activity Sheet 25 | The Gabion Safety Barrier (Advantages and Disadvantages) | |
Activity Sheet 26 | Case Study from Nepal. An Affordable Safety Barrier |
Training Materials for Module 2: Planning, Design, Appraisal and Implementation
Session | Training Materials | Title |
Session 2.1 | Trainers’ Notes 2.1 | Part 1: Participatory rural planning
process.
Part 2: Developing a local government transport master plan: case study. |
Presentation 2.1a | Participatory rural planning process | |
Presentation 2.1b#1 | Rural transport services: case study | |
Presentation 2.1b#2 | Developing a local government transport master plan (LGTMP): case study | |
Activity Sheet 27 | Key Stages of Participatory Rural Planning (PRP) | |
Activity Sheet 28 | Institutional Issues | |
Activity Sheet 29 | Monitoring & Evaluation for Access Planning | |
Activity Sheet 30 | Using situation and problem analysis to improve rural transport services | |
Activity Sheet 31 | Case Study on development of a LGTMP |
Session 2.2 | Trainers Notes 2.2 | Part 1: Design of rural transport infrastructure.
Part 2: The use of self-help for low volume road |
Presentation 2a | Design of rural transport infrastructure | |
Presentation 2b | The use of self-help for low volume road construction. Case Study: Indonesia | |
Activity Sheet 32 | Concepts and Definitions | |
Handout 32 | Concepts and Definitions (answers to card game) | |
Activity Sheet 33 | Experiences of spot improvement and labour-based Approaches in other countries | |
Activity Sheet 34 | Analysis of the key issues for self-help initiatives |
Session 2.3 | Trainers’ Notes 2.3 | Part 1: Rural road economic appraisal
Methodolog
Part 2: Economic analysis of a rural basic access road Project. Case Study - Andhra Pradesh, India |
Presentation 2.3a | Méthodologie d'évaluation économique des routes rurales | |
Presentation 2.3b#1 | Core sector indicators and definitions for roads: Case study | |
Presentation 2.3b#2 | Economic Analysis of a Rural Basic Access Road Project. Case Study from Andhra Pradesh, India | |
Activity Sheet 35 | Advantages and problems with poverty-based screening. | |
Activity Sheet 36 | Assessing the cost of interrupted access. | |
Activity Sheet 37 | Defining and measuring indicators | |
Activity Sheet 38 | Impact of road improvements. |
Session 2.4 | Trainers’ Notes 2.4 | Part 1: Labour-based works methodology
Part 2: Employment creation and labour-based technology in road works: Ugandan case study |
Presentation 2.4a | Labour-based works methodology | |
Presentation 2.4b | Employment creation and labour-based technology in road works: Ugandan case study | |
Activity Sheet 39 | The case for labour-based methods | |
Activity Sheet 40 | Contractual procedures for social aims | |
Activity Sheet 41 | Increasing the scope for the use of labour-based methods |
Session 2.5 | Trainers’ Notes 2.5 | Part 1: Small scale contractor development
Part 2: A comparison of four contractor development programmes: Case Study |
Presentation 2.5a | Small scale contractor development | |
Presentation 2.5b | A comparison of four contractor development programmes: Case Study | |
Activity Sheet 42 | An institutional framework for privatisation | |
Activity Sheet 43 | Increasing private sector contracting capability |
Session 2.6 | Trainers’ Notes 2.6 | Part 1: Community Participation in Rural
Transport Infrastructure
Part 2: The |
Presentation 2.6a | Community Participation in Rural Transport Infrastructure | |
Presentation 2.6b | Western Uganda road maintenance project: a case study on community participation | |
Activity Sheet 44 | Types of Participation | |
Activity Sheet 45 | Project stages for community participation | |
Activity Sheet 46 | WURMCBP - giving a technical project a ‘human face’ |
Session 2.7 | Trainers’ Notes 2.7 | Principles and Techniques for Participatory Rural Transport Surveys |
Presentation 2.7 | Principles and Techniques for Participatory Rural Transport Surveys | |
Activity Sheet 47 | Participatory Mapping of Transport | |
Activity Sheet 48 | Venn Diagrams | |
Activity Sheet 49 | Travel Time Budgets and Activity Profiles | |
Activity Sheet 50 | >Matrix ranking | |
Activity Sheet 51 | Transport and Gender Issues | |
Activity Sheet 52 | Applying PRA to rural transport |
Training Materials for Module 3: Management and Financing
Session | Training Materials | Title |
Session 3.1 | Trainers’ Notes 3.1 | Part 1: Issues of local level management.
Part 2: Case Study: New institutional framework in Guatemala. |
Presentation 3.1a | Issues of local level management. | |
Presentation 3.1b | A new institutional framework for the management and finance of municipal rural roads: A case study from Guatemala | |
Activity Sheet 53 | Community failure to take responsibility for access roads and paths | |
Activity Sheet 54 | New institutions for managing rural roads |
Session 3.2 | Trainers’ Notes 3.2 | Part 1: General Road Management Issues.
Part 2: The Zambian experience of a good road fund: case study |
Presentation 3.2a | General road management issues. Managing roads like a business – not like a bureaucracy. | |
Presentation 3.2b | The Zambian experience of a road fund: A case study | |
Activity Sheet 55 | Bureaucracy or business? | |
Activity Sheet 56 | Commercial road funding | |
Activity Sheet 57 | Managing roads like a business |
Session 3.3 | Trainers’ Notes 3.3 | Part 1: Financing Rural Transport
Infrastructure
Part 2: Community Financing of infrastructure. Case studies from Mexico, Zambia and Egypt |
Presentation 3.3a | Financing Rural Transport Infrastructure | |
Presentation 3.3b | Community financing of infrastructure. Case studies from Mexico, Zambia and Egypt | |
Activity Sheet 58 | Comparative advantages of communities and government | |
Activity Sheet 59 | Thinking about community infrastructure financing |
Training Materials for Module 4: Rural Mobility
Session | Training Materials | Title |
Session 4.1 | Trainers’ Notes 4.1 | Part 1: Rural Mobility: Overview of issues
Part 2: The provision of conventional rural transport services. Case study: Mali |
Presentation 4.1a | Overview of the issues | |
Presentation 4.1b | The provision of conventional rural transport services. Case study: Mali | |
Activity Sheet 60 | Issues of Rural Mobility | |
Activity Sheet 61 | Promoting Rural Mobility | |
Activity Sheet 62 | Provision of rural transport service: Mali |
Session 4.2 | Trainers’ Notes 4.2 | Part 1: Promoting the use of intermediate
means of transport- vehicle choice, potential barriers and criteria for
success
Part 2: Promoting the use of IMTs : Case study Sri Lanka |
Presentation 4.2a | Promoting the use of intermediate means of transport- vehicle choice, potential barriers and criteria for success | |
Presentation 4.2b | Promoting the use of IMTs: Case study Sri Lanka | |
Activity Sheet 63 | The adoption of IMTs | |
Activity Sheet 64 | Is training enough? | |
Activity Sheet 65 | IMTs – what matters most? | |
Activity Sheet 66 | Uses of IMTs in Sri Lanka |
Session 4.3 | Trainers’ notes 4.3 | Part 1: Agricultural marketing and access
to transport services.
Part 2: Community Access to marketing opportunities: Malawi Case Study |
Presentation 4.3a | Agricultural marketing and access to transport services | |
Presentation 4.3b | Community Access to marketing opportunities: Malawi Case Study | |
Activity Sheet 67 | IMTs and marketing infrastructure development | |
Activity Sheet 68 | A market approach from Malawi |
Session 4.4 | Trainers’ Notes 4.4 | Part 1: Matching the demand with supply in
rural transport.
Part 2: Rural roads: a market approach with concepts for finance and organisation. |
Presentation 4.4a | Matching demand with supply in rural transport | |
Presentation 4.4b | Rural roads: a market approach with concepts for finance and organisation | |
Activity Sheet 69 | Rural marketing structures | |
Activity Sheet 70 | Infrastructure development in Bangladesh |
Training Materials for Module 5: Social and Environmental Issues
Session | Training Materials | Title |
Session 5.1 | Trainers’ Notes 5.1 | Part 1: Social benefits of rural transport.
Part 2: Case studies: Kenya, Vietnam, Uganda |
Presentation 5.1a | Social benefits of rural transport | |
Presentation 5.1b#1 | Social benefits of rural transport: a mixed response from a road improvement project in the Thuchi-Nkubu are: Case Study Kenya | |
Presentation 5.1b#2 | Choosing rural road investments to reduce poverty: An approach to capturing non-monetary benefits: Case study Vietnam | |
Presentation 5.1b#3 | Towards the mainstreaming of an approach to include social benefits within the road appraisal: Case study Uganda | |
Activity Sheet 71 | Social impact of rural transport | |
Activity Sheet 72 | Effect of a new road on travel. Kenya case study | |
Activity Sheet 73 | Integrating social and economic analysis for assessing road investments. Vietnam case study | |
Activity Sheet 74 | omparing benefits and costs of road investments. Uganda case study |
Session 5.2 | Trainers’ Notes 5.2 | Part 1:Women and rural transport in
development
Part 2:Women and rural transport in Africa and Asia: case studies |
Presentation 5.2a | Women and rural transport in Africa and Asia: case studies | |
Presentation 5.2b | Women and rural transport in Africa and Asia: case studies | |
Activity Sheet 75 | Women’s activities and transport | |
Activity Sheet 76 | Addressing women’s transport issues | |
Activity Sheet 77 | Reflections on the Ghana and Tamil Nadu experiences |
Session 5.3 | Trainers’ Notes 5.3 | Part 1: Transport and sustainable rural
livelihoods.
Part 2: The application of transport and sustainable rural livelihoods in Zambia: a case study |
Presentation 5.3a | Transport and sustainable rural livelihoods | |
Presentation 5.3b | The application of transport and sustainable rural livelihoods in Zambia: a case study | |
Activity Sheet 78 | Impact of transport on the livelihoods of the rural poor | |
Activity Sheet 79 | Transport and rural livelihoods in specific countries |
Session 5.4 | Trainers’ Notes 5.4 | Part 1: Environmental impact assessment and
management.
Part 2: Environmental impact assessment case study South Africa |
Presentation 5.4a | Environmental impact assessment and management | |
Presentation 5.4b | Environmental impact assessment case study Mkuze river crossing to Phelendaba, South Africa | |
Activity Sheet 80 | Environmental impacts of rural roads | |
Activity Sheet 81 | Weighing the evidence: which road alignment should be selected |
Session 5.5 | Trainers’ Notes 5.5 | Part 1: Rural transport survey techniques.
Part 2: An investigation into the constraints of the availability of motorised transport in rural Ghana |
Presentation 5.5a | Rural transport survey techniques | |
Presentation 5.5b | An investigation into the constraints of the availability of motorised transport services in rural Ghana | |
Activity Sheet 82 | Applying the survey techniques | |
Activity Sheet 83 | Transport survey methods in Ghana |
Session 5.6 | Trainers’ Notes 5.6 | Part 1: Role play on rural transport |
Presentation 5.6 | Role play on rural transport |