Two reports on financing mechanisms from the Philippines and from Brazil show best practice examples. In addition, information on grant programmes for funding zero-emission buses in Germany and the USA can be found below.
This is the full concept of the Jeepney+ NAMA in the Philippines. Especially Chapter 6 about the financing mechanisms of the NAMA (beginning on page 73) is of particular relevance for this chapter of the toolkit.
Name of the Document: The Jeepney+ NAMA: Transforming Public Transport in the Philippines
Authors: Danielle Guillén, Christina Villaraza, Christian Mettke
Organisation: TRANSfer Project
Year: 2016
109 Pages | Language: English
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This study, elaborated in a collaboration between Deutsche Gesellschaft für International Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) and the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), shows international experiences in public policies for electromobility in urban fleets and contextualizes to Brazilian conjuncture. The report e.g. focuses on the promotion of electromobility, on planning policies and consumer incentives in Brazil as well as in international contexts.
Name of the Document: International Evaluation of Public Policies for Electromobility in Urban Fleets
Authors: Peter Slowik, Carmen Araujo, Tim Dallmann, Cristiano Facanha
Organisation: PROMOB-e, GIZ, ICCT
Year: 2018
89 Pages | Language: English
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This presentation offers an overview of organisations, institutions and financing of public transport in Germany. It has been developed on behalf of GIZ by KCW, a German consultancy for strategic and management advice in the field of public transport.
Name of the Document: Public Transport in Germany: Organisation and Financing
Authors: Marc Gorter, Dennis Günthel
Organisation: KCW | GIZ
Year: 2016
PPT | Language: English
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This document summarizes the grant programme for funding electric transit buses (German: “Richtlinien zur Förderung der Anschaffung von Elektrobussen im öffentlichen Personennahverkehr“) by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature conservation and Nuclear Safetey (BMU) in English.
The program aims at supporting the market penetration of electric buses in Germany. As lighthouse projects, the funded projects will also generally increase interest in electric buses, so that the funding program will indirectly contribute to the technology’s further dissemination. The promotion of electric buses in public transport should complement current measures of the Federal Government to fulfill the climate and environmental protection goals and support the market penetration of existing, highly efficient vehicle technologies.
Name of the Document: Germany’s Grant Programme for Funding Electric Transit Buses
Authors: Friedel Sehlleier
Organisation: TRANSfer Project
Year: 2019
5 Pages | Language: English
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The Low or No Emission competitive program by the US Federal Transit Administration provides funding to state and local governmental authorities for the purchase or lease of zero-emission and low-emission transit buses as well as acquisition, construction, and leasing of required supporting facilities. This page gives an overview of the allocation of funding, the technical assistance as well as eligible applicants and activities.
Name of the Website: Low or No Emission Vehicle Program
Institution: Federal Transit Administration, USA
Year: 2020
Language: English
See the full overview here
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