Points clés
- Dates
- 20–24 Sep 2027 (5 days)
- Lieu
- Cape Town, South Africa
- Frais par participant
- 2 750 £ (GBP)
- Paiement
- Sur facture et par virement bancaire
- Clôture des inscriptions
- 21 Aug 2027
- À qui s'adresse-t-il
- Metropolitan transport authority engineers and planners; Municipal urban mobility and infrastructure directors; Public transport project managers f…
- Certificat
- Certificat de participation
- Option intra
- Organisez-le pour votre équipe, à vos dates
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Présentation du programme
Rapid urbanisation across Southern African metropolitan areas demands high-capacity public transport solutions to resolve chronic corridor congestion. This five-day training programme delivers an in-depth operational analysis of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) network planning, trunk infrastructure design, and multimodal corridor integration. Hosted in Cape Town, the course draws on real-world implementations to examine system geometry, dedicated rights-of-way, station operations, and transit priority signalling. Participants explore the functional mechanics necessary to build efficient, passenger-focused transit spines within complex urban fabrics.
The curriculum addresses the engineering and operational disciplines required to manage modern municipal bus networks. Participants study technical methodologies for headway determination, timetable construction, depot maintenance workflows, and electronic automated fare collection systems. Emphasising multimodal coherence, the modules analyse the planning of feeder services, non-motorised transport integration, and transfer interchange design. The sessions also examine the legal, financial, and institutional structures required to transition informal minibus operators into formal operating companies under regulated gross-cost or net-cost contracting frameworks.
Designed for public sector transport professionals, this masterclass provides practical technical tools aligned with international development bank appraisal and implementation frameworks. Attendees will evaluate corridor capacity calculations, fleet right-sizing strategies, and traffic management centre deployments. Through technical corridor walk-throughs and structural case reviews, delegates gain the institutional perspective needed to supervise civil works, commission intelligent transport systems, and coordinate multi-agency transit operations in rapidly expanding urban centres across Mozambique and the wider Southern African region.
Metropolitan regions in Southern Africa are executing major transport infrastructure investments to alleviate severe congestion and improve social accessibility. With large-scale urban mobility initiatives underway, including the Maputo Metropolitan Area Urban Mobility Project, executing agencies must move from basic infrastructure procurement to sophisticated systems integration. Transport authorities require immediate capability to commission dedicated bus corridors, integrate electronic ticketing platforms, and negotiate commercial operating contracts with traditional paratransit operators. Building this technical capacity ensures that donor-financed transport investments deliver sustainable ridership, operational efficiency, and long-term fiscal viability.
Delivered by Risalat Consultants International in Cape Town, South Africa, it combines expert-led sessions, real cases and group work, so that participants can apply what they learn in their own institution.
The Programme Strengthens Institutional Capability
- Classification of BRT systems: Median versus kerbside running-way geometry and operational performance
- Demand assessment, passenger per hour per direction (PPHPD) calculations, and corridor capacity limits
- Station platform sizing, overtaking lane configurations, and off-board payment zone design
- Integration of Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) and universal access standards along trunk corridors
- Intersection treatments, signal phasing, and Transit Signal Priority (TSP) architectural models
- Operational scheduling: Cycle times, commercial speeds, layover margins, and peak headway determination
- Vehicle specifications: Floor heights, door configurations, emissions standards, and axle-load constraints
- Fleet right-sizing and vehicle allocation methodologies across trunk and feeder routes
- Planification et priorisation des infrastructures
- Évaluation ex ante des projets et études de rentabilité
- Options de financement et partenariats public-privé
- Passation des marchés et contrats de travaux
It is designed for metropolitan transport authority engineers and planners, municipal urban mobility and infrastructure directors, public transport project managers from donor-funded project implementation units and others who want practical, current skills in infrastructure, urban development and partnerships.
The Growing Importance of Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town
Les infrastructures et les services urbains façonnent la croissance, la santé et les perspectives. Les projets sont vastes, complexes et durables, et les faiblesses de planification, de financement ou de réalisation coûtent cher à corriger par la suite.
Les gouvernements combinent de plus en plus investissement public, partenariats avec le secteur privé et nouvelles technologies. Les équipes capables de planifier, d'évaluer, d'acheter et de gérer ces investissements obtiennent de meilleurs actifs et services.
Les organisations ont de plus en plus besoin de professionnels capables de :
- Planifier et prioriser les investissements d'infrastructure
- Évaluer les projets et préparer des études de rentabilité
- Choisir les modèles de financement et de réalisation
- Superviser les travaux en matière de délais, de coûts et de qualité
- Gérer les actifs tout au long de leur cycle de vie
Des systèmes solides en matière d'infrastructures, de développement urbain et de partenariats aident les organisations à :
- Choisir les bons investissements
- Livrer les projets dans les délais et le budget
- Attirer des financements et des partenaires
- Prolonger la durée de service des actifs
This Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town programme brings these elements together in a practical format, so that participants understand not only what good practice looks like but also how to introduce it in their own setting, with the people and resources they have.
Who Should Attend This Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training?
Ce programme s'adresse à :
- Metropolitan transport authority engineers and planners
- Municipal urban mobility and infrastructure directors
- Public transport project managers from donor-funded project implementation units
- Traffic operations engineers and corridor network managers
- Civil engineers supervising dedicated transit right-of-way construction
- Transport economists and fare-system financial analysts
- Contract management specialists drafting bus operating company agreements
- Paratransit transition coordinators and informal transport reform officers
- Urban development specialists managing multimodal transport interchange hubs
- Planificateurs d'infrastructures et urbanistes
- Ingénieurs et responsables techniques
- Gestionnaires de projets et de programmes
Le programme convient aussi bien aux professionnels expérimentés qu’à ceux qui prennent de nouvelles responsabilités. Les groupes réunissant plusieurs institutions et pays sont encouragés, car les participants apprennent beaucoup de l’expérience des autres.
Cochez ce que votre équipe doit être capable de faire.
Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training Objectives
Upon successful completion of this Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training, participants will be able to:
- Analyse BRT corridor geometry, trunk-feeder network topologies, and passenger demand profiles using international transit standards
- Calculate system capacity, vehicle run times, headways, and fleet fleet-sizing requirements for high-frequency metropolitan corridors
- Evaluate automated fare collection architectures, contactless ticketing standards, and secure revenue clearinghouse models
- Formulate operational design parameters for bus maintenance depots, staging yards, and intelligent dispatch management systems
- Structure operator compensation mechanisms, gross-cost vehicle operating contracts, and performance-based service level agreements
- Design feeder networks, pedestrian catchment infrastructure, and physical interchange facilities to support informal operator integration
- Apply transit signal priority rules and traffic management strategies to maintain bus commercial speeds through congested intersections
- Expliquer comment les infrastructures sont planifiées et priorisées
- Évaluer des projets et préparer une étude de rentabilité
- Comparer les modèles de financement et de réalisation, y compris les partenariats
Chaque objectif est mis en pratique pendant le programme à travers des exercices, des études de cas ou des travaux de groupe, afin que les participants repartent capables de le faire, et pas seulement de le décrire.
Contenu et structure du programme
- Classification of BRT systems: Median versus kerbside running-way geometry and operational performance
- Demand assessment, passenger per hour per direction (PPHPD) calculations, and corridor capacity limits
- Station platform sizing, overtaking lane configurations, and off-board payment zone design
- Integration of Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) and universal access standards along trunk corridors
- Intersection treatments, signal phasing, and Transit Signal Priority (TSP) architectural models
- Operational scheduling: Cycle times, commercial speeds, layover margins, and peak headway determination
- Vehicle specifications: Floor heights, door configurations, emissions standards, and axle-load constraints
- Fleet right-sizing and vehicle allocation methodologies across trunk and feeder routes
- Bus depot operational design: Refuelling, servicing workflows, washing plant, and overnight staging logistics
- Depot maintenance standard operating procedures, asset lifecycle management, and spare parts procurement
- Automated Fare Collection (AFC) system architecture: Open versus closed loop systems and smart media standards
- Fare policy formulation: Distance-based, zone-based, and flat-fare structures with transfer rules
- Clearinghouse operations, daily revenue apportionment, and financial audit verification protocols
- Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) systems, passenger information displays, and on-board telemetry
- Control centre operations: Real-time incident management, headway regularisation, and service restoration
- Mapping informal transport networks, operational economics, and paratransit fleet ownership profiles
- Negotiation frameworks for transitioning informal operators into formal Bus Operating Companies (BOCs)
- Structuring gross-cost versus net-cost concession contracts: Risk allocation and revenue guarantees
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), penalty regimes, and monitoring frameworks for service contracts
- Social mitigation mechanisms, operator compensation packages, and labor redeployment strategies
- Feeder route network design, transfer station layout, and rationalisation of competing services
- Last-mile connectivity and physical integration of paratransit feeder services at peripheral nodes
- Institutional governance models: Establishing unified Metropolitan Public Transport Authorities
- Monitoring donor-financed project delivery: Safeguards, procurement oversight, and progress indicators
- Presentation of participant corridor operational plans and peer review of integration strategies
Contenu détaillé jour par jour
Le programme se déroule sur 5 jours. Chaque journée associe apports d'experts, travail pratique et un atelier ou une étude de cas de clôture :
- First Day: Corridor Geometric Design, Network Topologies, and Transit Capacity
- Second Day: Fleet Operations, Timetable Scheduling, and Depot Management
- Third Day: Automated Fare Collection and Intelligent Transport Systems
- Fourth Day: Paratransit Reform, Industry Transition, and Operating Contracts
- Fifth Day: Multimodal Corridor Integration, Feeder Design, and Institutional Governance
Contenu détaillé jour par jour
First Day | Corridor Geometric Design, Network Topologies, and Transit Capacity
- Classification of BRT systems: Median versus kerbside running-way geometry and operational performance
- Demand assessment, passenger per hour per direction (PPHPD) calculations, and corridor capacity limits
- Station platform sizing, overtaking lane configurations, and off-board payment zone design
- Integration of Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) and universal access standards along trunk corridors
- Intersection treatments, signal phasing, and Transit Signal Priority (TSP) architectural models
Workshop: Corridor Geometric Design, Network Topologies, and Transit Capacity: Applying It to Your Institution
En petits groupes, les participants appliquent les méthodes du jour à des exemples tirés de leurs institutions et conviennent d'étapes concrètes pour la suite.
Second Day | Fleet Operations, Timetable Scheduling, and Depot Management
- Operational scheduling: Cycle times, commercial speeds, layover margins, and peak headway determination
- Vehicle specifications: Floor heights, door configurations, emissions standards, and axle-load constraints
- Fleet right-sizing and vehicle allocation methodologies across trunk and feeder routes
- Bus depot operational design: Refuelling, servicing workflows, washing plant, and overnight staging logistics
- Depot maintenance standard operating procedures, asset lifecycle management, and spare parts procurement
Workshop: Fleet Operations, Timetable Scheduling, and Depot Management: Applying It to Your Institution
En petits groupes, les participants appliquent les méthodes du jour à des exemples tirés de leurs institutions et conviennent d'étapes concrètes pour la suite.
Third Day | Automated Fare Collection and Intelligent Transport Systems
- Automated Fare Collection (AFC) system architecture: Open versus closed loop systems and smart media standards
- Fare policy formulation: Distance-based, zone-based, and flat-fare structures with transfer rules
- Clearinghouse operations, daily revenue apportionment, and financial audit verification protocols
- Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) systems, passenger information displays, and on-board telemetry
- Control centre operations: Real-time incident management, headway regularisation, and service restoration
Case Study: Automated Fare Collection and Intelligent Transport Systems in Practice
Les participants analysent un cas réaliste, comparent les choix effectués aux bonnes pratiques et en tirent des enseignements applicables à leur propre contexte.
Fourth Day | Paratransit Reform, Industry Transition, and Operating Contracts
- Mapping informal transport networks, operational economics, and paratransit fleet ownership profiles
- Negotiation frameworks for transitioning informal operators into formal Bus Operating Companies (BOCs)
- Structuring gross-cost versus net-cost concession contracts: Risk allocation and revenue guarantees
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), penalty regimes, and monitoring frameworks for service contracts
- Social mitigation mechanisms, operator compensation packages, and labor redeployment strategies
Workshop: Paratransit Reform, Industry Transition, and Operating Contracts: Applying It to Your Institution
En petits groupes, les participants appliquent les méthodes du jour à des exemples tirés de leurs institutions et conviennent d'étapes concrètes pour la suite.
Fifth Day | Multimodal Corridor Integration, Feeder Design, and Institutional Governance
- Feeder route network design, transfer station layout, and rationalisation of competing services
- Last-mile connectivity and physical integration of paratransit feeder services at peripheral nodes
- Institutional governance models: Establishing unified Metropolitan Public Transport Authorities
- Monitoring donor-financed project delivery: Safeguards, procurement oversight, and progress indicators
- Presentation of participant corridor operational plans and peer review of integration strategies
Capstone Exercise: Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Action Plan for Your Institution
Les participants synthétisent la semaine dans un plan d'action pour leur institution, avec des priorités, des responsables et des premières étapes, puis le présentent à leurs pairs et aux animateurs pour recueillir leurs retours.
Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training Methodology
The programme utilises interactive executive lectures, quantitative spreadsheet modeling exercises, and analysis of established operational models. Participants work with real corridor data to calculate headways, size depots, and design fare structures. Structured working groups evaluate paratransit transition case studies and service contract terms. Field-based analytical observations of operational transit infrastructure in Cape Town provide direct exposure to the practical interface between dedicated bus corridors, traffic signals, control centres, and multimodal transfer interchanges.
Le programme associe :
- Sessions animées par des experts sur les pratiques actuelles
- Études de cas régionales et internationales
- Travaux de groupe et exercices pratiques
- Simulations et jeux de rôle le cas échéant
- Discussion des défis rencontrés par les participants dans l'exercice de leurs fonctions
- Apprentissage entre pairs, d'institutions et de pays différents
- Des outils et modèles pratiques à réutiliser au travail
- Réflexion quotidienne et plan d'action
Avant le programme, une courte pré-évaluation aide les animateurs à comprendre le rôle et les priorités de chaque participant, afin d’adapter les exemples et les exercices au groupe. Chaque journée se termine par une brève réflexion au cours de laquelle les participants notent ce qu’ils appliqueront dans leur travail.
Résultats attendus
Upon completion of this Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training, participants will be able to:
- Produce detailed operational schedules, timetable matrices, and headway charts for high-demand municipal corridors
- Formulate technical specifications and platform sizing requirements for BRT stations and maintenance depots
- Design robust automated fare collection architectures that secure transit revenues and facilitate cross-modal transfers
- Draft bankable bus operating company contract terms containing balanced risk-sharing and clear service level agreements
- Develop operational integration plans linking informal feeder services into high-capacity trunk routes
- Implement traffic engineering measures and signal priority rules to preserve transit speeds on congested municipal roads
- Planifier et prioriser les investissements d'infrastructure
- Évaluer les projets et préparer des études de rentabilité
Les participants repartent avec un plan d'action personnel et des outils pratiques utilisables dans leur institution dès la première semaine de retour. Les institutions qui envoient plusieurs participants peuvent s'appuyer sur le programme pour convenir de méthodes et de modèles communs entre équipes, ce qui facilite la pérennité des améliorations.
2 750 £ par participant · facture et virement bancaire · remise pour les groupes de 5 personnes ou plus
Cinq personnes ou plus d'une même organisation : demandez le tarif de groupe lors de votre demande de facture.
À partir de dix participants, une version intra pour votre institution peut revenir moins cher par personne. Demander un devis intra.
Registration closes in 281 days (21 Aug 2027)
Institutional Application of Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training
Ce programme aide les organisations à renforcer :
- Planification des investissements
- Évaluation ex ante des projets
- Gestion des partenariats
- Supervision des travaux
- Gestion des actifs
Les participants repartent avec des outils pratiques pour améliorer :
- Études de rentabilité
- Répartition des risques
- Gestion des contrats
- Planification de la maintenance
- Suivi des services
Le programme est conçu pour que l'apprentissage passe de la salle de formation à l'institution. Les participants travaillent, dans la mesure du possible, sur leurs propres processus et documents, et repartent avec un plan d'action que leurs responsables peuvent examiner et soutenir.
Pertinence régionale & mise en application
Europe
Les institutions européennes mettent en œuvre les infrastructures, le développement urbain et les partenariats dans des cadres réglementaires détaillés et des programmes de réforme. Les participants venus d'Europe peuvent comparer leurs pratiques avec celles de collègues d'autres régions et vérifier comment des méthodes éprouvées fonctionnent dans d'autres conditions.
Afrique
Partout en Afrique, les ministères, les agences et les équipes de projet qui travaillent dans les infrastructures, le développement urbain et les partenariats opèrent de plus en plus aux côtés de programmes financés par les bailleurs, qui exigent des systèmes clairs et des éléments probants. Le programme aide les participants à adapter les bonnes pratiques aux institutions et aux ressources avec lesquelles ils travaillent.
Moyen-Orient
Au Moyen-Orient, les stratégies nationales de développement et les plans de diversification imposent des exigences croissantes en matière d'infrastructures, de développement urbain et de partenariats. Les participants examinent comment bâtir, au sein des organismes publics et des entreprises, les capacités dont ces plans ont besoin.
Asie
Les institutions asiatiques conjuguent croissance rapide et programmes de modernisation ambitieux. Les participants venus d'Asie peuvent partager leur expérience du déploiement rapide de systèmes à grande échelle et découvrir les approches adoptées ailleurs.
Pacifique
Les petits États insulaires et du Pacifique sont confrontés à des contraintes particulières de taille, d'éloignement et de capacités. Le programme met en avant des approches pratiques et proportionnées des infrastructures, du développement urbain et des partenariats, adaptées aux institutions de plus petite taille.
Holding the programme in Cape Town, South Africa brings participants together away from their daily pressures, so they can compare how infrastructure, urban development and partnerships is handled in different settings. The same programme can also be delivered in-house for one institution, in its own country or online, with cases taken from its current work.
Host Country Profile – South Africa
Programmes in Cape Town suit government officials, project teams and professionals focusing on public policy, parliamentary governance, infrastructure administration and urban management.
Se former hors de son pays permet aux participants de se concentrer, de porter un regard neuf sur leur propre institution et de constituer un réseau avec des collègues d'autres pays.
Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training Deliverables
Les participants sont accompagnés avant, pendant et après le programme, afin que la préparation, l'apprentissage et le suivi forment une expérience continue.
Avant le programme
- Pré-évaluation des participants
- Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Readiness Assessment
- Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Resource Pack
- Lectures préparatoires
- Aide et conseils gratuits pour le visa
Pendant le programme
- Accueil à l'aéroport & assistance à l'arrivée
- Hébergement avec petit-déjeuner
- Dîner de bienvenue et de réseautage
- Kit de formation Risalat (sac, gourde, mug, t-shirt, casquette, protège-passeport, stylos, carnet, magnet & porte-clés)
- Comprehensive Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town Training Manual
- Modèle d'évaluation ex ante de projet
- Matrice de répartition des risques en PPP
- Liste de contrôle de la supervision des travaux
- Modèle de plan de gestion des actifs
- Ateliers pratiques & simulations
- Discussions de groupe & apprentissage entre pairs
- Déjeuner et pauses-café quotidiens
- Accès complet aux installations du lieu de formation
- Mini tablette avec supports pédagogiques numériques
- Visite de terrain (le cas échéant)
- Visite récréative de la ville
Après le programme
- Certificat de participation
- Distinction Risalat de participation au programme
- Documents de référence après la formation
- Liste de contrôle pour la revue des études de rentabilité
- Modèle de plan de maintenance
- Accompagnement après la formation & conseils de suivi
- Rapport du programme
Les institutions peuvent aussi demander une version intra sur mesure de ce programme, dispensée dans leurs locaux ou en ligne. Demander une proposition.
Common Challenges in Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town, And How This Training Helps
Comment les institutions peuvent-elles planifier et hiérarchiser leurs investissements d'infrastructure ?
The programme addresses this directly on the first day (Corridor Geometric Design, Network Topologies, and Transit Capacity), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
Comment les institutions peuvent-elles évaluer des projets et préparer des dossiers d'investissement ?
The programme addresses this directly on the second day (Fleet Operations, Timetable Scheduling, and Depot Management), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
Comment les institutions peuvent-elles choisir leurs modèles de financement et d'exécution ?
The programme addresses this directly on the third day (Automated Fare Collection and Intelligent Transport Systems), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
Comment les institutions peuvent-elles superviser les travaux en matière de délais, de coûts et de qualité ?
The programme addresses this directly on the fourth day (Paratransit Reform, Industry Transition, and Operating Contracts), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
Comment les institutions peuvent-elles gérer leurs actifs tout au long de leur cycle de vie ?
The programme addresses this directly on the fifth day (Multimodal Corridor Integration, Feeder Design, and Institutional Governance), where participants practise the methods involved and adapt them to their own institution, then build it into their action plan.
Questions fréquentes
When and where does the Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town programme take place?
It runs from 20 Sep 2027 to 24 Sep 2027, in Cape Town, South Africa. The registration deadline is shown at the top of this page.
Qui devrait participer ?
The programme is designed for metropolitan transport authority engineers and planners, municipal urban mobility and infrastructure directors, public transport project managers from donor-funded project implementation units, traffic operations engineers and corridor network managers, and others who want practical skills in infrastructure, urban development and partnerships.
Recevrai-je un certificat ?
Oui. Les participants qui terminent le programme reçoivent un certificat de participation délivré par Risalat Consultants International.
Ce programme peut-il être dispensé pour notre seule institution ?
Oui. Nous pouvons proposer une version intra sur mesure dans vos locaux, dans une autre ville ou en ligne, construite autour de vos propres cas. Utilisez la demande de proposition sur cette page.
Faut-il une expérience préalable en infrastructures, développement urbain et partenariats ?
Aucune formation spécialisée n'est requise au-delà d'une expérience dans une fonction similaire. Une courte pré-évaluation aide les animateurs à adapter les sessions au groupe.
Who Will Deliver This Programme
Each date is delivered by a team assigned from Risalat's expert network for this subject. For this programme we assign:
How we choose them: Experience in the region of the participants or comparable settings; Command of the financier rules that apply (World Bank, ADB, AfDB, EU, UN) where relevant; Delivery in English; other languages on request for in-house groups; No conflict of interest with participants' institutions.
Names and short CVs of the assigned experts are shared with registered participants and sponsoring organisations before the programme, on request. Are you an expert in this subject? Join our expert network.
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Why Cape Town for this programme
Cape Town offers examples of water resilience and tourism, in a setting participants remember.
The Urban Bus Rapid Transit Operations and Corridor Traffic Integration in Cape Town programme in September 2027 brings together officials and professionals from across the Africa region and beyond. Sessions combine short inputs, case studies and group work on participants' own files, and the city's institutions can be added as a study visit on request.
Getting there: Cape Town International (CPT).
Vérifiez si vous avez besoin d'un visa avec le vérificateur de visa gratuit, et demandez une lettre d'invitation une fois inscrit.
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