About the series:

This two-part webinar series, based on the release of From Santiago to Shenzhen: How Electric Buses are Moving Cities report created by ITDP, examines the electrification of public bus systems, with the primary goal of decreasing carbon emissions from the transportation sector over the next decade. The How Electric Buses are Moving Cities series sheds light on how cities worldwide are embracing and deploying electric buses.

Watch the first installement of the series, Contracting & Procurement >>

Download the report, “From Santiago to Shenzhen: How Electric Buses are Moving Cities” >>

About the webinar:

The From Santiago to Shenzhen report focuses on the development and implementation of battery electric buses (BEBs) and details the steps cities must take to electrify their bus fleet, with recommendations and lessons learned on policies and frameworks that city governments should consider when scaling BEB implementation.

In this webinar, presenters from ITDP’s India and Indonesia offices will discuss the current efforts of cities to deploy and scale battery electric buses and microbuses (Angkots) by highlighting national & local policies, different financial tools & instruments, and some early lessons learned to create a meaningful roadmap for BEBs.

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About the Speakers

Stanford Turner

Stanford Turner Transit Manager, ITDP Global

Stanford Turner (he/him/his pronouns) joined ITDP as its Transit Manager. He coordinates their global work on public transport, including bus electrification, informal transit, and BRT.

Before he joined ITDP, Stanford worked as a consultant with the World Bank’s Infrastructure, PPP, and Guarantees team helping launch a rolling pipeline of infrastructure projects for the ASEAN Secretariat’s office.

His previous work experiences include managing the Digital Cities program for the Eno Center for Transportation and conducting fiscal & economic policy work for state and local governments at the Pew-MacArthur Results initiative.

Stanford holds a master’s in Urban & Regional Planning from Georgetown University, and bachelor’s in criminal justice from Michigan State University.

Vaishali Singh Deputy Manager - Transport Systems & Electric Mobility

Vaishali joined ITDP India Programme in 2018 and works as a Senior Associate, looking into public transportation projects. Her other areas of interest lie in travel demand management and transit-oriented development. Over the years, she has worked on various urban development and traffic management projects like the assessment of public transit systems, congestion pricing, prioritization of buses, sustainable electric-mobility, development of transport evaluation framework for a city, review of master plan and zonal plans etc. She holds a Master’s in urban planning from the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi and an undergraduate and Master’s degree in Geography from the Delhi University.

Faela Sufa Southeast Asia Director, ITDP

Faela Sufa has been the Deputy Director of ITDP Indonesia since 2014. She has worked directly in around 8 countries and over 10 cities giving technical assistance on sustainable urban mobility mainly promoting non-motorized transportation and bus rapid transit systems, building strong relationships with a variety of stakeholders such as governments, private sectors, international financial institutions, and United Nations development agencies.
She holds a Master’s degree in Transport Planning and Engineering from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom (UK). Prior to ITDP, she worked as in transport planning and modeling at an international transport consultant firm at the Birmingham office of Mott MacDonald (UK). In this office, she developed her expertise mainly through highway and public transport modeling and demand forecasting. She also worked as a research assistant on road geometry design, road pavement, and public transport management at her alma mater, Gadjah Mada University.

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