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THE FUTURE OF SCENARIO PLANNING

Environmental Justice Working Group l May 8, 2014

DVRPC’s scenario planning

Model for scenario development

Potential global drivers of change

Group discussion: Global drivers

Regional gamechangers

The scenario working group

Involving EJ communities

AGENDA

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LONG-RANGE PLANNING

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

Identify residential, employment, and transportation patterns of low income and minority populations so that their needs may be identified and addressed, and the impacts of transportation can be fairly distributed.

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SCENARIO PLANNINGS

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“WHAT-IF” TRANSPORTATION SCENARIOS

2003, Publication #03020

2025 Plan Urban Center Repopulates Sprawl Accelerates IT amenities grow Regional economy strengthens Global trade intensifies Energy cost rises Infrastructure Investment Expands In-migration increases Out-migration increases Green region emphasized Crisis of national significance occurs

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“WHAT-IF” TRANSPORTATION SCENARIOS

Sprawl

Urban Center Repopulates;

Green Region Emphasized

Regional Decline 2025 Plan

Regional Growth

Global Trade Intensifies

Crisis of National Significance

Energy Cost Rises

DVRPC LAND USE SCENARIOS

Making the Land Use Connection: Regional What-if Scenario Analysis (2008, Pub #08059)

Implementing Connections: The Benefits For Greater Philadelphia (2011, Pub #11045)

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www.dvrpc.org/choicesandvoices

CONNECTIONS 2040

2012, Pub. #13004

FUTURE FREIGHT FLOWS

Technology

Globalization

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CONTINGENT INVESTMENTS

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CONTINGENT INVESTMENTS

Transportation (Facility, Network, Plan)

Land Use / Travel Demand

Driving Forces

Social Technological Economic Environmental Political

SCENARIO PLANNING

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CHEAP ENERGY

Source: Treehugger.com

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THE SHARED ECONOMY

Source: The Economist

3-D PRINTED INFRASTRUCTURE

Source: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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CONFRONTING CLIMATE CHANGE

AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

Source: National Instruments

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WHAT ARE YOUR DRIVERS OF CHANGE?

REGIONAL GAMECHANGERS

Source: Amtrak Source: A Vision for the Schuylkill Rail Yards. University of Pennsylvania. City Planning 703 Studio. Spring 2011.

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WHAT ARE YOUR REGIONAL GAMECHANGERS?

Source: A Vision for the Schuylkill Rail Yards. University of Pennsylvania. City Planning 703 Studio. Spring 2011.

DRIVER – GAMECHANGER RELATIONSHIP

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Collaborative

Blend Perspectives:

Transportation, Land Use, Economic, Environmental, and Health

Public Outreach

Challenge conventional wisdom and convene outside experts

Brainstorm Global Drivers of Change and Regional Gamechangers

Analyze 4-5 Differentiated Drivers/Scenarios

Identify Action Steps

Short, narrative report & incorporate into Choices & Voices

SCENARIO WORKING GROUP

DO YOU HAVE SUGGESTIONS FOR THE WORKING GROUP?

Source: A Vision for the Schuylkill Rail Yards. University of Pennsylvania. City Planning 703 Studio. Spring 2011.

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Twitter/Facebook/E-mail campaign “#DVRPC Futures Tell us how social, technological, environmental, economic, or political transformations are going to change how you get around or need to get around Greater Philadelphia in the future”

Reinforce with in person outreach set up at malls/parks/transit stations + media blast

PUBLIC OUTREACH

Summer Fall Winter Spring

2014 2015

Twitter/Facebook/E-mail campaign “#DVRPC Futures Tell us what transportation or development projects would be gamechangers for Greater Philadelphia”

PUBLIC OUTREACH

Summer Fall Winter Spring

2014 2015

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PUBLIC OUTREACH

Summer Fall Winter Spring

20152014

Present scenarios/drivers to Environmental Justice Working Group; break out group discussions on potential EJ impacts and strategies to improve outcomes for each scenario/driver

Similar discussions with Goods Movement and Healthy Communities Task Forces

HOW CAN WE BETTER INVOLVE EJ COMMUNITIES?

Source: A Vision for the Schuylkill Rail Yards. University of Pennsylvania. City Planning 703 Studio. Spring 2011.

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Brett Fuscobfusco@dvrpc.org

215.238.2937THANK YOU!!

bfusco@dvrpc.orgwww.dvrpc.org/connections2040www.dvrpc.org/choicesandvoices