Développement communautaireProgramme de 5 jours

Formation à la planification et à la gestion des infrastructures urbaines & au développement urbain durable

Dates1–5 févr. 2027
DestinationYokohama, Japon
LieuNew Otani Inn
Inscription avant le23 déc. 2026

Points clés

Dates
1–5 févr. 2027 (5 jours)
Lieu
New Otani Inn, Yokohama, Japon
Frais par participant
4 650 £ (GBP)
Paiement
Sur facture et par virement bancaire
Clôture des inscriptions
23 déc. 2026
À qui s'adresse-t-il
Urban planners and city development officials; Infrastructure and public works managers; Transport, housing, water, and energy sector professionals
Certificat
Certificat de participation

Présentation du programme

Urban infrastructure planning and sustainable development have become central priorities for governments, city authorities, and development partners as cities face rapid population growth, climate pressures, resource constraints, and rising demand for resilient services. Poorly coordinated infrastructure and city systems decisions can lead to congestion, environmental degradation, fiscal stress, and long-term urban vulnerability.

This training programme is designed to equip participants with practical frameworks and tools to plan, design, and manage urban infrastructure systems that are inclusive, resilient, and aligned with sustainable development objectives. The programme focuses on integrated urban planning approaches that connect transport, housing, utilities, land use, climate resilience, and economic development.

The training bridges the gap between infrastructure planning theory and real-world urban decision-making. Participants gain hands-on exposure to strategic planning methods, project prioritization, governance models, and sustainability principles applicable to cities in developing, emerging, and transition economies.

This Urban Infrastructure Planning & City Systems Training supports cities in strengthening integrated planning, governance, and sustainable infrastructure delivery.

Watch the video below for a practical perspective on integrated urban infrastructure planning and sustainable city development.

  1. Collecter
  2. Nettoyer
  3. Stocker
  4. Analyser
  5. Décider
Des données aux décisionsCe programme couvre : nettoyer, analyser, décider (mis en évidence).Une décision ne vaut que par l'étape la plus faible, souvent le nettoyage et le contrôle qualité.

Public cible

This training is designed for professionals responsible for city systems, infrastructure governance, public services, and sustainable urban development.

  • Urban planners and city development officials
  • Infrastructure and public works managers
  • Transport, housing, water, and energy sector professionals
  • Municipal engineers and technical advisors
  • Policy makers and regulatory authority staff
  • Project and programme managers in donor-funded urban projects
  • Consultants working in urban development and infrastructure
  • Staff of ministries responsible for cities, infrastructure, and regional development

Programme Objectives

The programme emphasizes strategic infrastructure planning, sustainability, and long-term urban performance across public sector and donor-funded environments.

  • Understand integrated urban infrastructure planning principles
  • Align infrastructure investments with sustainable development goals
  • Apply land-use, transport, and service integration approaches
  • Assess infrastructure demand, capacity, and long-term urban growth needs
  • Incorporate climate resilience and environmental sustainability into planning
  • Prioritize infrastructure projects using economic, social, and environmental criteria
  • Strengthen governance, coordination, and stakeholder engagement in urban planning
  • Improve decision-making for sustainable, inclusive, and resilient cities

Programme Contents – Integrated Urban Infrastructure & City Systems

Votre parcours de 5 jours touchez un jour pour voir les sessions
    • Urbanization trends and infrastructure challenges
    • Role of infrastructure in sustainable urban development
    • Integrated urban systems: transport, housing, utilities, and land use
    • Infrastructure planning vs. project-by-project approaches
    • Governance and institutional coordination in cities
Contenu détaillé jour par jour

The urban infrastructure planning curriculum follows an integrated, systems-based approach aligned with sustainable urban development principles.

First Day | Urban Infrastructure Planning Foundations

  • Urbanization trends and infrastructure challenges
  • Role of infrastructure in sustainable urban development
  • Integrated urban systems: transport, housing, utilities, and land use
  • Infrastructure planning vs. project-by-project approaches
  • Governance and institutional coordination in cities

Second Day | Land Use, Mobility & Service Integration

  • Land-use planning and spatial development frameworks
  • Urban transport systems and mobility planning
  • Transit-oriented development (TOD) concepts
  • Infrastructure density, accessibility, and service equity
  • Managing informal settlements and service expansion

This planning curriculum intersects clean mobility and sustainable transport approaches explored in our Clean Transport and Urban Sustainability Training, highlighting how mobility systems contribute to integrated urban infrastructure.

Third Day | Sustainable & Climate-Resilient Infrastructure

  • Climate risks and urban vulnerability assessment
  • Resilient infrastructure design principles
  • Green infrastructure and nature-based solutions
  • Energy efficiency, water management, and waste systems
  • Environmental and social safeguards in urban projects

Climate resilience and urban water system planning are explored further in our Climate Change Adaptation & Integrated Water Resource Management Training, which complements infrastructure resilience and risk-informed urban planning.

The programme also connects with broader urban innovation concepts such as integrated digital infrastructure, data-driven planning, and smart city systems, as explored in our Smart Cities resource.

Integrated urban service delivery also includes solid waste systems, as addressed in our
Sustainable Integrated Waste Management Workshop & Exposure, which focuses on municipal waste infrastructure and circular service models.

Fourth Day | Infrastructure Financing, Prioritization & Governance

  • Infrastructure investment planning and sequencing
  • Cost-benefit analysis and economic appraisal
  • Public investment management and donor financing
  • Public-private partnerships (PPPs) in urban infrastructure
  • Risk management, procurement, and contract considerations

Participants may also explore advanced concepts in urban transformation and smart city innovation through our Smart Cities and Urban Transformation Training & Study Tour, which complements strategic planning with emerging digital and governance frameworks.

Fifth Day | Implementation, Monitoring & Urban Transformation

  • Translating plans into implementable projects
  • Monitoring infrastructure performance and outcomes
  • Data, indicators, and urban analytics for decision-making
  • Stakeholder engagement and political economy of cities
  • Action planning for participants’ cities and institutions

Training Methodology – Urban Infrastructure & City Systems

The methodology supports applied learning in Urban Infrastructure Planning & City Systems Training, sustainable development, and integrated city management.

  • Interactive lectures and policy discussions
  • Real-world urban infrastructure case studies
  • Group exercises and planning simulations
  • Scenario analysis and problem-solving workshops
  • Practical tools, templates, and planning frameworks
  • Peer exchange among urban professionals
The approach emphasizes immediate applicability to professional responsibilities.
  1. Fonds
  2. Entité
  3. Projet
  4. Résultats
  5. MRV
Comment circule la finance climatiqueCe programme couvre : fonds, résultats (mis en évidence).Les bailleurs suivent la justification climatique à chaque maillon : une proposition doit donc la démontrer à chaque étape.

Profil du pays d'accueil

Japan is a global leader in urban infrastructure planning, resilience, and sustainable development. With advanced transport systems, integrated land-use planning, and strong disaster risk management, the country offers valuable lessons for modern cities. Japan’s leadership in urban infrastructure planning and resilience is supported by national frameworks and policies led by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), which oversees transport systems, land-use planning, and sustainable urban development nationwide.

Yokohama is internationally recognized for its smart urban planning, sustainable mobility, and waterfront redevelopment. Hosting the programme in Yokohama allows participants to learn from real-world applications of coordinated infrastructure planning, sustainability strategies, and effective urban governance within a highly advanced urban environment.


Livrables de la formation

Participants will benefit from a full-service training experience covering all phases of the programme:

Avant le programme

  • Pre-training assessment focused on urban infrastructure challenges
  • Note d'information sur le programme et lectures préparatoires
  • Overview of sustainable urban planning frameworks
  • Conseils logistiques et pour le visa (le cas échéant)

Pendant le programme

  • Hébergement avec petit-déjeuner
  • Welcome networking session with fellow participants
  • Manuel de cours complet et supports de formation
  • Urban infrastructure and city systems planning tools, templates, and practical frameworks
  • Case studies, group exercises, and applied planning simulations
  • Mini pad / tablet provided for convenient access to digital materials, planning tools, and case studies (participants may keep it after the programme)
  • Déjeuner et rafraîchissements chaque jour de formation
  • Accès complet aux installations du lieu de formation
  • Certificat de participation

Après le programme

  • Documents de référence après la formation
  • Guidance on applying learning outcomes in urban planning contexts
  • Continued engagement through future infrastructure and development programmes

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Pourquoi Yokohama pour ce programme

Yokohama (Japon) a été choisie pour ce programme car elle est facile d'accès pour les participants attendus et dispose de lieux adaptés à une formation pratique et interactive.

The Urban Infrastructure Planning, Management & Sustainable Urban Development Training programme in February 2027 brings together officials and professionals. 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.

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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Ce que comprennent les frais

Aide au visa (gratuite)
Évaluation des participants
Accueil à l'aéroport
Hébergement
Wi-Fi
Dîner de bienvenue
Petit-déjeuner
Kit d'atelier
Supports du programme
Experts du programme
Activités pratiques
Déjeuner
Pauses-café
Atelier interactif
Mini tablette
T-shirt Risalat
Visite de terrain
Certificat du programme
Visite récréative
Rapport du programme
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