In Turkey, the Sishane-Yenikapi metro extension project of the Metropolitan Municipality of Istanbul was subject to an evaluation in March 2016.
The major transportation scheme designed by the Metropolitan Municipality of Istanbul (MMI) involved giving railway systems and collective transport a greater role in helping passengers commute. This scheme aimed at tackling climate change by reducing air pollution and car congestion.
The project was highly relevant and had substantial positive impacts on local social, economic and environmental scales. Construction work was delayed due to archaeological finds that led to groundbreaking discoveries on the history of Istanbul. The project is considered most likely sustainable thanks to MMI’s strong financial standing. However, coordination between institutions involved in public transport planning was not optimal, although it was of the utmost importance to the success of the project.
-
on the same region
Research documentpublished in September 2024Vidéopublished in September 2024Governance and Operationspublished in September 2024Eventspublished in September 2024Reviews and Activity Reportspublished in September 2024Institutional documentStrategy Documentspublished in July 2024 -
on the same topic
Institutional documentReviews and Activity ReportsInfographicspublished in September 2024Institutional documentReviews and Activity Reportspublished in September 2024Specialized PublicationsResearch documentpublished in June 2024Specialized PublicationsResearch documentpublished in June 2024Research documentpublished in June 2024Vidéopublished in May 2024 -
from the same collection
Evaluation documentpublished in May 2023Evaluation documentpublished in May 2023Evaluation documentpublished in February 2023Evaluation documentpublished in November 2022Evaluation documentpublished in October 2022Evaluation documentpublished in June 2022