The project aims to create enhanced accessibility of the Ro-Ro jetty node, which is the main node of Fort Kochi Island. By improving traffic flow and coordination between different modes (public and private), including NMT, the project will show how reduced vehicular-pedestrian conflicts and enhanced walkable conditions for locals and tourists can be beneficial for all.
Planning phase for signage and tactical urbanism in advanced stage
Joint approach (TUMI, WRI India, GIZ India) towards Kochi Municipality to design and install signage
Covid-19 adjustments of project action plan “Building a Resilient Kochi“, a plan on a holistic approach to providing safe public transport and public spaces in times of a pandemic and beyond
Decision on the way forward in process by the City Board, delayed by Covid-19
Design and installation of signage
Construction at Jetty Node, with agreed upon improvements
Possible adaption of goals based on physical needs arising from Covid-19
Signage and wayfinding project
Physical improvements of pedestrian access and safety through defined walkable spaces and safe crossings along streets and junctions
Covid response studies & the case for multimodal integration