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At the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy, we organized an expert workshop in the framework of the preparation of the National Comprehensive Transport Strategy Document (DCPS). Representatives of various institutions formulated concrete measures for three possible scenarios of mobility development in Slovenia and evaluated them in relation to the countrys strategic goals.Author: Urban Jericho, IPOP
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In the introductory part, the organizers presented the current course of preparation of the strategic document and three starting scenarios for the further development of mobility:
development of new regional connections,
strengthening the railway as a supporting system and
reducing travel needs through better organization of mobility.
Six pillars of mobility
The participants worked according to the world cafe method, rotating between six themed tables. These included rail and road transport, public passenger transport, freight transport, active mobility and transport policy and space.
In the first part, concrete infrastructural, organizational and regulatory measures were designed and classified according to which scenario they support the most. Each group highlighted five key measures within each area.
Assessment of compliance with strategic objectives
In the second part of the workshop, the participants evaluated the measures from the point of view of their contribution to the countrys strategic goals, including in the areas of social inclusion, safety, health, the environment and the efficiency of the transport system.
Such an evaluation enables the comparison of the effects of individual measures regardless of the scenario and represents the basis for further professional analyzes and the preparation of the final guidelines of the document.
The organizers emphasize that the scenario approach is intended to reflect on various possible development paths and not to choose a single model. The results of the workshop will be included in the further stages of the preparation of the national transport strategy.
