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Strategic Mobility Plan
A comprehensive multimodal system connecting the country

 

An airport system 26 million passengers

Road transport coverage throughout the country

Triple the traffic of goods through ports

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Ineco has developed the Mobility Plan that will connect Ecuador in a modern and efficient way.

 

With its 14.4 million inhabitants and a difficult landscape, criss-crossed by the Andean mountain ranges, Ecuador faces the challenge of bringing about an economic upturn by making best use of its wealth of natural resources. Aware of the shortcomings of its current infrastructures, Ecuador’s Ministry of Transport and Public Works plans to modernise its entire transport network from 2013-2037. Ineco has drafted a National Strategic Mobility and Transport Plan (PEM in Ecuador), which covers the whole country and all its modes of transport, with a view to developing the transport system in a balanced and efficient manner.  

The  Plan has been designed as a guide for developing the transport system by 2037,  which is the target date set by Ineco’s experts  to gauge  the overall needs of infrastructures,  their cost and implementation periods. The plan will assist Ecuador in achieving an integral, comprehensive, connected and multimodal transport system, which will be flexible and commensurate with the country’s economic development.

Data Sheet
Location: Ecuador
Client: Ministerio de Transportes y Obras Públicas de Ecuador
Execution period: 2011-2012
Market: Urban transport

A comprehensive and hierarchical road system

The Ecuador national road network directly serves all urban areas and their 50,000 inhabitants, reaching 82% of the country’s population. Although the coverage is extensive, some areas of the country are significantly lacking in proper state roads. The PEM plan aims to improve connectivity throughout the whole country, and to establish a series of different hierarchical models which will include access to ports, airports and places of particular interest.


A restructured effective port system

The current scant capacity of the country’s ports requires a solution to cope with future demand (goods traffic will have multiplied by 3.5 by 2036). Ineco carried out a study which addressed the development and structuring of a new maritime, port, and inland waterway system, addressing the needs of oil tanker ports and facilities for vehicles, solid bulk, etc.


Sustainable growth of the airport system

Ineco put forward thirteen proposals for action in the PEM, one of the most important of these being the response to a growth of 10 to 26 million passengers by 2037.Creating greater air transport capacity for Ecuador is a major priority, while at the same time maintaining quality to ensure the sustainable growth of an efficient and competitive system.


A railway for the 21st century

The PEM proposed that the railway should be used as a midterm option for strengthening links with the transport system, providing metropolitan railway corridors for public transport, terminals and junctions or transport material, workshops and systems.


An economical public transport system

Development of the public transport passenger system in an urban context requires a comprehensive study of the system, addressing mobility, infrastructures, operation and funding, in order to develop an ambitious modernisation plan which is professional, competitive and sustainable. Works include preferential or exclusive corridors for urban public transport (650 km) and terminals and interchange stations.


Objective: connecting the country and improving quality of life

 

Thanks to our contribution to the development of strategic plans in Spain, we have been able to export our knowledge to the whole world, linking up different territories and making them more competitive on land and sea and air, as in the case of the Ecuador Mobility Plan which will connect the country as efficiently as possible using the latest technology.