Resource Library and Knowledge Management
Palmibus
The Municipal Administration of Palmira, with the support of ProMOVIS, carried out a study for the comprehensive recovery of public transport, aiming to implement a safe, accessible, and environmentally responsible transport system.
The document analyzes sexual violence in public transport and active mobility, presents good practices, objectives, regulatory and conceptual frameworks, and defines guidelines for prevention, care, and sanction. It also includes an Action Plan, a toolbox, and resources for implementation.
Let’s Move Without Fear. (VIDEO)
Recognizing the concerning reality of sexual violence in public spaces and transport systems, the Ministry of Transport, in collaboration with German cooperation, developed the National Strategy to Address Sexual Violence (ENVIS) in Public Transport and Active Mobility.
Economic Evaluation of Active Mobility Projects.
The Active Mobility Guide takes you step by step through the formulation and calculation of the CBA (Cost-Benefit Analysis). It helps you understand each phase of the project, from impact assessment to the estimation of costs and benefits, providing an accessible tool for decision-making in similar projects.
Economic Evaluation of Public Transport Projects.
With this guide, you will be able to apply economic evaluation principles to analyze the feasibility and benefits of sustainable transport initiatives, adapting them to the specific needs of your project and urban context.
Guide Booklet
Here you will find the following information: Why is it important to have these guides? How to use this kit?
Sustainable Transit‑Oriented Development (DOTS)
Its objective is to prioritize active and non‑motorized modes in areas influenced by transport infrastructure.
Guidelines for the implementation of land‑value capture instruments associated with public transport systems
They refer to the resources obtained from the utilization of real estate, rolling stock, and information managed by the operating entities, as well as from the economic use of public space adjacent to the transportation infrastructure.
Guidelines for the implementation of ancillary businesses for public transport systems
These refer to revenues obtained from the use of real estate, rolling stock, and information managed by transit authorities, as well as the economic use of public space adjacent to transport infrastructure.
Explanation: Santa Marta case – Outdoor advertising in parking lots
These refer to revenues obtained from the use of real estate, rolling stock, and information managed by transit authorities, as well as the economic use of public space adjacent to transport infrastructure.
Progress Toward the Implementation of Alternative Funding Sources: Guidelines and Roadmaps
These refer to revenues obtained from the use of real estate, rolling stock, and information managed by transit authorities, as well as the economic use of public space adjacent to transport infrastructure.
Lessons learned on alternative financing sources: TransMilenio
These refer to revenues obtained from the use of real estate, rolling stock, and information managed by transit authorities, as well as the economic use of public space adjacent to transport infrastructure.
The Sustainable Mobility Tool
It is a web platform developed for the capture, management, analysis, and transfer of information related to sustainable mobility in Colombia. Its focus covers key topics such as energy transition, active mobility, and the gender and differential approach as applied in municipalities across the country. |
Conversápolis
It was launched in 2021 with a focus on sustainable urban mobility and has since evolved into a multi‑actor, multi‑sector network. Today, it goes beyond the idea of an event to become a permanent platform, with governance that brings together the national government, academia, city associations, and the private sector.
Conversápolis – second edition
In 2023, the event brought together 205 participants and aimed to build capacities around climate‑action themes among national and local counterparts, through the exchange and development of ideas for implementing sustainable urban development projects, culminating in a product that will enable decision‑makers and/or project developers to make progress toward sustainable cities.
Conversápolis – third edition
In 2024, the third edition of Conversápolis was held, consolidating itself as a transformative space for sustainable urban development in Colombia. With the participation of more than 250 leaders and experts from different sectors, it addressed topics fundamental to the urban future of the country and the region, such as circular economy and basic sanitation, energy efficiency, nature‑based solutions, sustainable and inclusive mobility and human mobility, as well as climate change and risk management.
Conversápolis FOURTH Edition
It brought together two intense days of dialogue, inspiration, and joint building, discussing financing in sectors such as mobility, energy, circular economy, nature‑based solutions, gender equality, social cohesion, and green jobs—understood not as isolated topics, but as pieces that, when integrated, form a shared vision of sustainable urban development.