Sustainable urban transportation with energy efficiency approach (Charkhab neighborhood of Isfahan)

ali ettehadi¹ ali asghar al mohammad² ali karami³

1) Master student of urban planning, University of Science and Research,
2) Graduate of Urban Design, Kamal Al-Molk University,
3) Master Student of Urban Planning, University of Research Sciences,

IOI Code : XDDG-FBKKA
Publication : Second Conference on Urban Management, Urban Planning and Architecture(2ncau.ir)
Abstract :
    The population of about 3.3 billion people in the world (60% of the total population in cities and the rapid and growing urbanization, especially in developing countries, has had various consequences in the economic, social, physical, environmental fields. One of these consequences is an upward growth of about 20% in energy consumption and demand in cities in the last three decades. It is predicted that this trend will continue until 2040, given that most behavior change programs It has focused on changing personal behavior to reduce energy consumption, and energy conservation programs suffer from excessive focus because individual efforts are futile unless others participate, and in addition energy-related behavior by conventions and infrastructure. Social and technical issues that are largely beyond the control of the individual.

Keywords : sustainable development urban transport sustainable transport energy efficiency