The city of Bandung -- Indonesia's third-largest city -- is planning a bus rapid transit (BRT) system to address increasing city-wide transport challenges. The BRT will increase mobility options and provide a safe and sustainable transport system.
This Sustainable Asset Valuation (SAVi) assessment includes economic, social and environmental added benefits and avoided costs, showing that the BRT project is profitable and leads to benefits such as time savings, positive health impacts and carbon dioxide emission reductions.
It shows that the proposed BRT system would provide a more efficient, convenient, safe and affordable transportation alternative while also delivering substantial monetary benefits. It also presents the results of a variety of scenarios, with a higher and lower range for the value of the various added benefits and avoided costs.
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