GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Objectives of GIC 2020. The Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC 2020) aims to accomplish the following: Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure

issues.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE 2020 PRESENTATIONS The Covid-19 Pandemic Social Distancing And Health Protocols In Public Transport And Its Impact On Safety, Security Of Passengers And Operational Sustainability. Ing. Rev. Prof.Charles Anum Adams, Kwame Kwakwa Osei, Dr Gift Dumedah, et al. Presentation (pdf) GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum. The Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) founded January 2009 in Washington DC, is a group of multi-disciplinary professionals with a mission to promote innovation and sustainable developments in transportation infrastructure and related systems. The GTPF believes that its mission

is critical

SPEAKERS - GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE - GIC Hon Joe Ghartey. Minister for Railways Development. Honorable Joe Ghartey is the pioneering minister of the Ministry of Railways Development. He earned his LLB degree (with Honors) in 1986 at the University of Ghana, BL degree in 1988 at the Ghana School of Law, and

was called to

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Registration. Registration is no longer applicable. GIC 2020 Post Conference Info will be posted soon. Please keep checking back for

updates.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Contact us for conference related information. PROF. ING. REV. CHARLES ANUM ADAMS Prof. Adams is the founding Centre Director and visionary of the Regional Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK), a World Bank Centre of Excellence in transport and mobility for West Africa and also Leads the UKAID/ReCAP supported Centre for sub-Saharan Transport Leadership (CSSTL). Both Centres are hosted at the Kwame

Nkrumah

ING. KOMLA OFORI

Ing. Komla Ofori is the Project Engineer, Coastal and Ports Development at GPHA, Tema, Ghana. He has an MSc in Coastal Engineering and Port Development, and Hydraulic Engineering, at Delft’s UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and brief research experience with Deltares Institute, Delft. ING. (MRS) CARLIEN BOU-CHEDID Ing. (Mrs) Carlien Bou-Chedid is an Independent Consulting Structural/ Earthquake Engineer. Her career has spanned more than 35years covering engineering design and supervision, project management, corporate governance and the professional education of engineers. She holds a BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering from the University of Surrey (1983), UK ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Objectives of GIC 2020. The Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC 2020) aims to accomplish the following: Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure

issues.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE 2020 PRESENTATIONS The Covid-19 Pandemic Social Distancing And Health Protocols In Public Transport And Its Impact On Safety, Security Of Passengers And Operational Sustainability. Ing. Rev. Prof.Charles Anum Adams, Kwame Kwakwa Osei, Dr Gift Dumedah, et al. Presentation (pdf) GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum. The Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) founded January 2009 in Washington DC, is a group of multi-disciplinary professionals with a mission to promote innovation and sustainable developments in transportation infrastructure and related systems. The GTPF believes that its mission

is critical

SPEAKERS - GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE - GIC Hon Joe Ghartey. Minister for Railways Development. Honorable Joe Ghartey is the pioneering minister of the Ministry of Railways Development. He earned his LLB degree (with Honors) in 1986 at the University of Ghana, BL degree in 1988 at the Ghana School of Law, and

was called to

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Registration. Registration is no longer applicable. GIC 2020 Post Conference Info will be posted soon. Please keep checking back for

updates.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Contact us for conference related information. PROF. ING. REV. CHARLES ANUM ADAMS Prof. Adams is the founding Centre Director and visionary of the Regional Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK), a World Bank Centre of Excellence in transport and mobility for West Africa and also Leads the UKAID/ReCAP supported Centre for sub-Saharan Transport Leadership (CSSTL). Both Centres are hosted at the Kwame

Nkrumah

ING. KOMLA OFORI

Ing. Komla Ofori is the Project Engineer, Coastal and Ports Development at GPHA, Tema, Ghana. He has an MSc in Coastal Engineering and Port Development, and Hydraulic Engineering, at Delft’s UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and brief research experience with Deltares Institute, Delft. ING. (MRS) CARLIEN BOU-CHEDID Ing. (Mrs) Carlien Bou-Chedid is an Independent Consulting Structural/ Earthquake Engineer. Her career has spanned more than 35years covering engineering design and supervision, project management, corporate governance and the professional education of engineers. She holds a BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering from the University of Surrey (1983), UK ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

WWW.GTPFCONFERENCE.COM www.gtpfconference.com OVERVIEW | 2018 CONFERENCE The First Ghana Infrastructure Conference (GIC-1) was organized by the Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) in collaboration with Ghana’s Ministry of Roads & Highways, Ghana Institution of Engineering and the Department of Civil Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah

University of

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Hotel / Travel Info coming soon. Organizers. Collaborators GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Abstract Submission is currently closed. See Submission Deadlines for more information if you already submitted an abstract. The conference theme underscores the current conditions of Ghana’s infrastructure and addresses the need to identify and apply innovative solutions to plan, design, operate (use), monitor, and maintain the country’s

infrastructure.

PASTOR (ING.) HECTOR BOYE, SPE-GHIE, MSC, PMP Pastor (Ing.) Hector Boye, SPE-GhIE, MSc, PMP, Acting Director of Operations of the Ghana Institution of Engineering, has over 32 years of experience in building & civil engineering design and construction as well as project, procurement and contract management. He is a seasoned project manager and consultant based in Ghana. He specializes in technical auditing, project controls and reporting ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

DR. CORNELIUS NUWORSOO Dr. Cornelius Nuworsoo. Professor of Transportation Planning at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo ING. MAGNUS LINCOLN QUARSHIE, FGHIE Ing. Magnus Lincoln Quarshie, FGhIE. CEO, Delin Consult Ltd. Ing. Magnus Lincoln Quarshie FGhIE, ,

MR. SIMON NTRAMAH

Mr. Simon Ntramah has an M.S. in Sustainable Engineering Management for International Development from Swansea University, Wales, United Kingdom and a B.S. Civil Engineering from KNUST. He currently is a first-year PhD Student at the Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK) at the Department of Civil Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). PHOTOS | 2018 PHOTOS © 2020 Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum HOME GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Objectives of GIC 2020. The Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC 2020) aims to accomplish the following: Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure

issues.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE 2020 PRESENTATIONS The Covid-19 Pandemic Social Distancing And Health Protocols In Public Transport And Its Impact On Safety, Security Of Passengers And Operational Sustainability. Ing. Rev. Prof.Charles Anum Adams, Kwame Kwakwa Osei, Dr Gift Dumedah, et al. Presentation (pdf) GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum. The Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) founded January 2009 in Washington DC, is a group of multi-disciplinary professionals with a mission to promote innovation and sustainable developments in transportation infrastructure and related systems. The GTPF believes that its mission

is critical

SPEAKERS - GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE - GIC Hon Joe Ghartey. Minister for Railways Development. Honorable Joe Ghartey is the pioneering minister of the Ministry of Railways Development. He earned his LLB degree (with Honors) in 1986 at the University of Ghana, BL degree in 1988 at the Ghana School of Law, and

was called to

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Registration. Registration is no longer applicable. GIC 2020 Post Conference Info will be posted soon. Please keep checking back for

updates.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Contact us for conference related information. PROF. ING. REV. CHARLES ANUM ADAMS Prof. Adams is the founding Centre Director and visionary of the Regional Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK), a World Bank Centre of Excellence in transport and mobility for West Africa and also Leads the UKAID/ReCAP supported Centre for sub-Saharan Transport Leadership (CSSTL). Both Centres are hosted at the Kwame

Nkrumah

ING. KOMLA OFORI

Ing. Komla Ofori is the Project Engineer, Coastal and Ports Development at GPHA, Tema, Ghana. He has an MSc in Coastal Engineering and Port Development, and Hydraulic Engineering, at Delft’s UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and brief research experience with Deltares Institute, Delft. ING. (MRS) CARLIEN BOU-CHEDID Ing. (Mrs) Carlien Bou-Chedid is an Independent Consulting Structural/ Earthquake Engineer. Her career has spanned more than 35years covering engineering design and supervision, project management, corporate governance and the professional education of engineers. She holds a BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering from the University of Surrey (1983), UK ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Objectives of GIC 2020. The Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC 2020) aims to accomplish the following: Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure

issues.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE 2020 PRESENTATIONS The Covid-19 Pandemic Social Distancing And Health Protocols In Public Transport And Its Impact On Safety, Security Of Passengers And Operational Sustainability. Ing. Rev. Prof.Charles Anum Adams, Kwame Kwakwa Osei, Dr Gift Dumedah, et al. Presentation (pdf) GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum. The Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) founded January 2009 in Washington DC, is a group of multi-disciplinary professionals with a mission to promote innovation and sustainable developments in transportation infrastructure and related systems. The GTPF believes that its mission

is critical

SPEAKERS - GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE - GIC Hon Joe Ghartey. Minister for Railways Development. Honorable Joe Ghartey is the pioneering minister of the Ministry of Railways Development. He earned his LLB degree (with Honors) in 1986 at the University of Ghana, BL degree in 1988 at the Ghana School of Law, and

was called to

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Registration. Registration is no longer applicable. GIC 2020 Post Conference Info will be posted soon. Please keep checking back for

updates.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Contact us for conference related information. PROF. ING. REV. CHARLES ANUM ADAMS Prof. Adams is the founding Centre Director and visionary of the Regional Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK), a World Bank Centre of Excellence in transport and mobility for West Africa and also Leads the UKAID/ReCAP supported Centre for sub-Saharan Transport Leadership (CSSTL). Both Centres are hosted at the Kwame

Nkrumah

ING. KOMLA OFORI

Ing. Komla Ofori is the Project Engineer, Coastal and Ports Development at GPHA, Tema, Ghana. He has an MSc in Coastal Engineering and Port Development, and Hydraulic Engineering, at Delft’s UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and brief research experience with Deltares Institute, Delft. ING. (MRS) CARLIEN BOU-CHEDID Ing. (Mrs) Carlien Bou-Chedid is an Independent Consulting Structural/ Earthquake Engineer. Her career has spanned more than 35years covering engineering design and supervision, project management, corporate governance and the professional education of engineers. She holds a BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering from the University of Surrey (1983), UK ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

WWW.GTPFCONFERENCE.COM www.gtpfconference.com OVERVIEW | 2018 CONFERENCE The First Ghana Infrastructure Conference (GIC-1) was organized by the Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) in collaboration with Ghana’s Ministry of Roads & Highways, Ghana Institution of Engineering and the Department of Civil Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah

University of

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Hotel / Travel Info coming soon. Organizers. Collaborators GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Abstract Submission is currently closed. See Submission Deadlines for more information if you already submitted an abstract. The conference theme underscores the current conditions of Ghana’s infrastructure and addresses the need to identify and apply innovative solutions to plan, design, operate (use), monitor, and maintain the country’s

infrastructure.

PASTOR (ING.) HECTOR BOYE, SPE-GHIE, MSC, PMP Pastor (Ing.) Hector Boye, SPE-GhIE, MSc, PMP, Acting Director of Operations of the Ghana Institution of Engineering, has over 32 years of experience in building & civil engineering design and construction as well as project, procurement and contract management. He is a seasoned project manager and consultant based in Ghana. He specializes in technical auditing, project controls and reporting ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

DR. CORNELIUS NUWORSOO Dr. Cornelius Nuworsoo. Professor of Transportation Planning at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo ING. MAGNUS LINCOLN QUARSHIE, FGHIE Ing. Magnus Lincoln Quarshie, FGhIE. CEO, Delin Consult Ltd. Ing. Magnus Lincoln Quarshie FGhIE, ,

MR. SIMON NTRAMAH

Mr. Simon Ntramah has an M.S. in Sustainable Engineering Management for International Development from Swansea University, Wales, United Kingdom and a B.S. Civil Engineering from KNUST. He currently is a first-year PhD Student at the Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK) at the Department of Civil Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). PHOTOS | 2018 PHOTOS © 2020 Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum HOME GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Objectives of GIC 2020. The Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC 2020) aims to accomplish the following: Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure

issues.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE 2020 PRESENTATIONS The Covid-19 Pandemic Social Distancing And Health Protocols In Public Transport And Its Impact On Safety, Security Of Passengers And Operational Sustainability. Ing. Rev. Prof.Charles Anum Adams, Kwame Kwakwa Osei, Dr Gift Dumedah, et al. Presentation (pdf) GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum. The Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) founded January 2009 in Washington DC, is a group of multi-disciplinary professionals with a mission to promote innovation and sustainable developments in transportation infrastructure and related systems. The GTPF believes that its mission

is critical

SPEAKERS - GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE - GIC Hon Joe Ghartey. Minister for Railways Development. Honorable Joe Ghartey is the pioneering minister of the Ministry of Railways Development. He earned his LLB degree (with Honors) in 1986 at the University of Ghana, BL degree in 1988 at the Ghana School of Law, and

was called to

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Registration. Registration is no longer applicable. GIC 2020 Post Conference Info will be posted soon. Please keep checking back for

updates.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Contact us for conference related information. PROF. ING. REV. CHARLES ANUM ADAMS Prof. Adams is the founding Centre Director and visionary of the Regional Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK), a World Bank Centre of Excellence in transport and mobility for West Africa and also Leads the UKAID/ReCAP supported Centre for sub-Saharan Transport Leadership (CSSTL). Both Centres are hosted at the Kwame

Nkrumah

ING. KOMLA OFORI

Ing. Komla Ofori is the Project Engineer, Coastal and Ports Development at GPHA, Tema, Ghana. He has an MSc in Coastal Engineering and Port Development, and Hydraulic Engineering, at Delft’s UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and brief research experience with Deltares Institute, Delft. ING. (MRS) CARLIEN BOU-CHEDID Ing. (Mrs) Carlien Bou-Chedid is an Independent Consulting Structural/ Earthquake Engineer. Her career has spanned more than 35years covering engineering design and supervision, project management, corporate governance and the professional education of engineers. She holds a BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering from the University of Surrey (1983), UK ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Objectives of GIC 2020. The Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC 2020) aims to accomplish the following: Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure

issues.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE 2020 PRESENTATIONS The Covid-19 Pandemic Social Distancing And Health Protocols In Public Transport And Its Impact On Safety, Security Of Passengers And Operational Sustainability. Ing. Rev. Prof.Charles Anum Adams, Kwame Kwakwa Osei, Dr Gift Dumedah, et al. Presentation (pdf) GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum. The Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) founded January 2009 in Washington DC, is a group of multi-disciplinary professionals with a mission to promote innovation and sustainable developments in transportation infrastructure and related systems. The GTPF believes that its mission

is critical

SPEAKERS - GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE - GIC Hon Joe Ghartey. Minister for Railways Development. Honorable Joe Ghartey is the pioneering minister of the Ministry of Railways Development. He earned his LLB degree (with Honors) in 1986 at the University of Ghana, BL degree in 1988 at the Ghana School of Law, and

was called to

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Registration. Registration is no longer applicable. GIC 2020 Post Conference Info will be posted soon. Please keep checking back for

updates.

GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE Contact us for conference related information. PROF. ING. REV. CHARLES ANUM ADAMS Prof. Adams is the founding Centre Director and visionary of the Regional Transport Research and Education Centre Kumasi (TRECK), a World Bank Centre of Excellence in transport and mobility for West Africa and also Leads the UKAID/ReCAP supported Centre for sub-Saharan Transport Leadership (CSSTL). Both Centres are hosted at the Kwame

Nkrumah

ING. KOMLA OFORI

Ing. Komla Ofori is the Project Engineer, Coastal and Ports Development at GPHA, Tema, Ghana. He has an MSc in Coastal Engineering and Port Development, and Hydraulic Engineering, at Delft’s UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and brief research experience with Deltares Institute, Delft. ING. (MRS) CARLIEN BOU-CHEDID Ing. (Mrs) Carlien Bou-Chedid is an Independent Consulting Structural/ Earthquake Engineer. Her career has spanned more than 35years covering engineering design and supervision, project management, corporate governance and the professional education of engineers. She holds a BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering from the University of Surrey (1983), UK ING. KWABENA G. BEMPONG Ing. Kwabena Bempong attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and completed with a BSc. (Hons) in Civil Engineering in

1993.

SPEAKERS - GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE - GIC Hon Joe Ghartey. Minister for Railways Development. Honorable Joe Ghartey is the pioneering minister of the Ministry of Railways Development. He earned his LLB degree (with Honors) in 1986 at the University of Ghana, BL degree in 1988 at the Ghana School of Law, and

was called to

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GHANA INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE (GIC) 2020 THEME: PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION

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11TH - 14TH AUGUST, 2020 MARRIOTT HOTEL, ACCRA, GHANA

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Following its maiden transportation focused Ghana Infrastructure conference in August 2018 (GIC-2018), the Ghana Transportation Professionals Forum (GTPF) in collaboration with the Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE) and the Regional Transport Research and Education Centre, Kumasi (TRECK) of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), is organizing Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC-2020) with the theme Planning and Implementation of Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Professionals, policy makers and students from diverse backgrounds interested in discussions, presentations and workshops about the socio-economic impacts of transportation and how to contribute to the development of the transportation sector and subsequently impact national development.

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WHY ATTEND?

An efficient transportation system is a critical component of a nation’s development. There will be opportunities for participants to exchange novel ideas, professional experiences, case studies, and research applications in the areas of transportation infrastructure and related systems planning, design, financing, construction, maintenance, and monitoring and explore its interdependencies with other industries. In addition, the conference will address issues related to innovation, sustainability, security, resilience, management, and ethics in transportation infrastructure development.

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OBJECTIVES OF GIC 2020 The Ghana Infrastructure Conference 2020 (GIC 2020)  aims to accomplish the following:

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Create a platform where consultants, agencies, policy makers, and researchers network, deliberate and collaborate to advance sustainable and innovative solutions for transportation related and general infrastructure issues.

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Foster and provide a conducive mechanism for practical and technical

knowledge transfer.

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Create an environment that helps to inspire and influence the current workforce and the upcoming generation.

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Build capacity of  and collaboration among diverse professional groups, private and public agencies and academic institutions to develop and implement national infrastructure policies and plans.

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The conference is expected to cover topics pertaining to transportation infrastructure and related systems including (but not

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Governance, Ethics, & Procurement

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Planning & Human Factors

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Data Driven Approaches to Operations

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Security, Risk and Resilience

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Design Manuals, Materials & Specifications

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Infrastructure Asset & Access Management

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Alternative Modes of Transport and Mode Choice

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Emerging Technologies & Innovations

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Environmental and social safeguards

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Sustainable Infrastructure and economic development

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Urban Transportation & Congestion

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Rural Transportation Infrastructure

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Project Quality Control and Assurance

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Construction Management & Supervision SAMPLE QUESTIONS THE CONFERENCE IS EXPECTED TO COVER/ADDRESS:

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How can we leverage local and international expertise to progress railway development and associated systems (buildings, electrical

requirements etc.)?

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What are some recommended practices in integrating national cultural and symbolic elements in the aesthetics of transportation design?

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How do we bridge any existing gaps in design manuals?

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What are some recommended practices in the use of big data and emerging technology to advance our transportation development goals?

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How can we improve ethics in the engineering profession?

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What are some lessons learned from recent transportation projects (aviation, maritime, roads etc.)?

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What is a suggested approach to formulation of national transportation

policies?

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How do we strengthen design and construction/contracting coordination?

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How do we develop and advance air travel options?

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What are lessons learned and possible improvements to the procurement process of transportation projects?

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