Ateneo School of Government Pacifico Ortiz Hall (formerly CSP Bldg.), Fr. Arrupe Road, Social Development Complex, Ateneo de Manila University, Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights,

Quezon City 1108, Philippines; Tel Nos: +63 2 426 6001 loc 4646 http://www.asg.ateneo.edu http://www.ateneo.edu

Ateneo School of Government The Graduate School of Leadership and Public Service

OBJECTIVES: Organize Inclusive Mobility Network;

Conduct a strategic planning exercise to

develop a roadmap to the institutional

sustainability of the project.

Design and prototype competency-oriented training courses on inclusive mobility and

related themes (e.g., sustainable transport)

for future catalysts including public officials

and community leaders at the Ateneo School

of Government;

Develop communication materials to

educate the public on inclusive mobility

(using traditional and social media)

Conduct research on Transport Governance.

OUTPUTS:

Executive summary and final copy of strategic plan of the ff: o Ateneo as Inclusive Mobility Champion Plan o Strategic plan for the IM Network

Summary document on the Network with full roster of contact details, brief write-ups of their organizations, and description of their engagement

Copies of significant documents produced by the Network (e.g.- charter, agreements, unified statement, etc.)

Copies of curricula and training materials developed for the training course.

PROJECT PERIOD: April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014 With support from: Rockefeller Foundation

KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE AREA: POVERTY

Taking the Next Step for Inclusive Mobility in Metro Manila

CONTACT INFORMATION: DR. SEGUNDO JOAQUIN E. ROMERO

PROJECT DIRECTOR

Ateneo School of Government

Pacifico Ortiz Hall, Fr. Arrupe Road, Social

Development Complex,

Ateneo de Manila University

Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights,

Diliman, Quezon City 1108 Philippines

Telefax: (632) 9297035

Email: newmobility.ph@gmal.com

info.asog@gmail.com

Website:

http://inclusivemobility.net URL: www.asg.ateneo.edu

In 2011, the Ateneo School of Government received a grant from the

Rockefeller Foundation to undertake the “Catalyzing New Mobility in

Metro Manila” project which is eventually known as “Inclusive

Mobility”. After 12 months, the project has developed new platform for

engaging various communities, organizations, agencies, and individuals

and served as an integrator and awareness-raiser on critical but

unheralded innovations in Metro Manila. The project also established

robust resource center on the web and has begun a mind shift from

the narrow view of the problem as “traffic” to a larger view of the

problem as “mobility”, with special emphasis on the accessibility of the

poor and vulnerable to livelihood, work, public services, and other

activities and centers.

Starting June 2013, the Rockefeller Foundation has provided support for

the Ateneo School of Government to bring the Inclusive Mobility

Project into a more established footing and set onto a sustainable

trajectory. ASoG will collaborate and partner with appropriate groups

(local and international) with similar initiatives as need arises to

successfully implement the following project activities and deliverables:

Organize Inclusive Mobility Network;

Conduct a strategic planning exercise to develop a roadmap to

the institutional sustainability of the Project.

Design and prototype competency-oriented training courses on

inclusive mobility and related themes (e.g., sustainable

transport) for future catalysts including public officials and

community leaders at the Ateneo School of Government;

Develop communication materials to educate the public on

inclusive mobility (using traditional and social media); and,

Conduct research on Transport Governance.

The project will also use the next 12 months to continue policy

research and advocacy for inclusive mobility –using the advocacy and

the research to inform and shape the design and approaches to

accomplishing the above goals.