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IRA 88 003 1 ISLAMIC REPUBLIC National Transportation Planning

However, it required more investments in the transport sector in order to minimize transit costs and time, increase access reliability and safety for the landlocked countries, while meeting its own development needs.

20. Under subprogramme 15, Transport and communications, emphasis will be given to activities in connection with the Transport and Communications Decade for Western Asia and to planning and development of regional transport networks.

45. Reduction in transport demand can also be achieved via improved telecommunications, better land use patterns and adequate transportation planning.

(j) Systematic utilization of the Supplies and Food Aid Field Handbook in the planning and implementation of logistics and transport systems in emergency operations

At another level, the secretariat assisted in the development of transport databases and forecasting and planning tools, including the Maritime Policy Planning Model.

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ZAM 86 009 1 ZAMBIA Assistance in Development Planning to the Transport Planning Unit in the Ministry of Power, Transport and Communications. 39 pp.

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Mainstream transport planning in Europe has, by contrast, never been based on assumptions that the private car was the best or only solution for urban mobility.

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However, the term is most frequently used in relation to planning for the use of land and related resources, for example in urban planning, transportation planning, etc.

There is still an important role, however, for transnational or regional transport planning to provide a framework for action by individual countries for their mutual economic benefit.