Governance of Transport Corridors in OIC Member States:
Challenges, Cases and Policy Lessons
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Cooperation Collaboration Integration
Infrastructure  Informing;
financing,
planning and
programming are
discussed.
 Develop first joint
projects.
 Establish
formalized
systems of
planning and
prioritizing
projects, such as
rating
methodologies;
 More funds
required for
governance
institutions.
 Develop multiple
financing
structures;
 Integrate
planning and
prioritization.
Performance
monitoring
 Discuss
harmonized
methods of data
collection and
storage methods;
 Corridor
objectives are
formulated based
on limited data
available.
 Develop systems
of monitoring the
performance of
the corridor;
 Ensure that each
member works
according to this
system;
 Disseminate data
that is available
to the public.
 Develop systems
of evaluating
corridor
management
performance;
 Coordinate
national systems
of data collection
with member
states;
 Establish GIS
web-portal for
disseminating
data.
 Publish regular
reports on
performance of
governance
institutions;
 Develop detailed
performance
indicators for
corridor, multiple
per mode;
 Establish
dedicated
institution
responsible for
data collection
and
dissemination.
Promotion  Focus promotion
on mobilizing
member states to
participate in
corridor
development;
 Developing initial
branding of
corridor, such as
website, logo and
colour scheme.
 Continuing
promotion to
justify national
resources spend
on corridor
development;
 Create system of
incorporating
stakeholders in
the decisions
making process;
 Create Action
Plans and publish
regularly.
 Promote for
adjusting
domestic
legislation;
 Establish
multiple systems
of incorporating
stakeholders;
 Action Plans are
fine-tuned,
published
regularly
according to a
clear and concise
format;
 Develop other
regularly
published
reports, such as
investment
reports or project
progress reports.
 Systematic
promotion of
activities through
all kind of media
(e.g. annual
meetings or
online
publications);
 Promote
individual
segments of the
corridor;
 Fine-tune Action
Plans and other
reports based on
evaluations of
their efficiency.