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Project country: Indonesia

Sector: Mobility

Expert Partners: CENEX

The Provincial Government of Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta Raya (DKI Jakarta), and Transportation Agency (Dishub Jakarta) seek to provide reliable and modern international standards of transportation, with a key focus on public transportation services and an embedded sustainable strategy. As part of their commitments, they are developing their electric vehicle (EV) transition strategy and Provincial Regulation on Transportation Planning (Perda Rencana Induk Transportasi). 

The goal of this skill-share was to support DKI Jakarta in developing an EV toolkit capable of projecting future EV needs, as well as calculating the corresponding carbon reduction potential and infrastructure requirements. Specifically, the skill-share helped DKI Jakarta to develop a model and provided in-person training for officials on how to use it, ensuring that key staff could amend the model for future use to support EV policy decisions.  

Further EV toolkit training was provided to key agency staff at a later date, whilst small alterations were also made to the toolkit to increase its functionality.  

Key Actions:

• Experts developed a toolkit to model EV projections across all transport modes
• Technical training sessions were delivered by experts to 12 participants across DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency, DKI Jakarta Environmental Agency, PT Transportasi Jakarta, Indonesia Transportation Society (MTI), and implementing partners of Future Cities UK PACT bilateral programme. These sessions include:
  
  • Technical training sessions for DKI Jakarta officials, enabling them to use the EV toolkit
  • 'Train the trainer' sessions for DKI Jakarta officials, enabling them to formally pass on their new knowledge and expand this training to other officials, institutions, and organisations
• Experts completed upgrades to the EV toolkit to improve its ease-of-use

 

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• DKI Jakarta will use the toolkit to model EV projections across all transport modes and the corresponding carbon reduction potential from the transport sector. This will enable them to have a clear target on EV deployment.
• Upgrades to the EV toolkit’s functionality will allow it to be used more easily, reducing the set-up time required to operate the model. It now also includes data on commonly used vehicle types within the model.
• Increased capabilities for key decision makers at DKI Jakarta will enable them to better project EV requirements, implement more sustainable EV policies, support well informed EV policy decisions and deliver on their EV transition targets. The toolkit will also be utilised by officials to develop the Provincial Regulation on Transportation Planning.
• Key staff at DKI Jakarta are able to train others on how to use the EV toolkit. This will enable them to share their knowledge and support individuals in other Indonesian cities, assisted by training material developed with input from the experts.