The topic for this paper will be on singapore and on its Sustainable urban mobility, here is a quick guidline for this paper:
The topic of the final project shall be related to what you see as “your” city or region and the potential you see in existing practices, or in tackling certain issues that challenge the future development of your city in terms of inclusion and belonging, respectively in terms of an ecologically sustainable “good life” in the city. The analysis can take the shape of an essay, article, film, or different kind of artwork. It should, however, analyze a specific topic related to the chosen city through the lens of one or more papers, articles, projects, or films discussed in class. You can, for example, highlight a problem related to social or ecological sustainability in “your city”, analyzing the situation in detail, and then make propositions of how to improve it, citing specific projects we have visited or discussed in class. You can also document and analyze what you would consider to be a best practice model, a project that works very well in your city and that you might propose as a role model for other contexts.
I have also included a pdf detailing everything step by step what needs to be inculded and how it should be formatted. Also use the powerpoint presentation to know the outline i have chosen for this paper as it is based of this powerpoint.
the outline goes as follows:
Project Outline:
Introduction
Overview of Singapore’s commitment to sustainable urban development.
Importance of sustainable urban mobility in the context of climate change and urban density.
Singapore’s Sustainable Transportation Framework
Description of the public transportation system: MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), buses, and taxis.
Initiatives for promoting cycling and walking – the Park Connector Network and cycling paths.
Policies promoting electric vehicles and infrastructure development.
Analysis of Outcomes and Challenges
Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental impacts.
Public adoption and the socio-economic implications of transportation policies.
Challenges in policy implementation and public resistance.
Comparative Study
Compare with another city’s transportation initiatives (e.g., Copenhagen) to draw parallels and identify unique practices.
Recommendations and Future Prospects
Suggestions for improving current policies based on the observed outcomes and comparative studies.
Future technologies and initiatives that could enhance Singapore’s urban mobility further.
Conclusion
Summarize key findings and the potential impact of continued innovation in sustainable transportation.
