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TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING-I

7ᵗ ͪ Sem “CD”

Topic: Government Agencies/ Department/ Ministry


working in the sector of Transportation Development,
Planning, Construction with their roles and
responsibilities in transportation development in Nepal

Submitted by: Submitted to:


Certainly! Here’s a detailed outline of the roles and responsibilities of key transportation
agencies, department, ministry in Nepal, specifically focusing on their functions and areas of
accountability:

1. Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport (MoPIT)

 Roles:
o Policy Formulation: Develops national policies for transportation infrastructure.
o Strategic Planning: Guides the long-term vision for transport development.
o Inter-Ministerial Coordination: Collaborates with other ministries to ensure
integrated transport systems.
 Responsibilities:
o Overseeing implementation of transportation projects.
o Allocating budgets and resources for transport initiatives.
o Monitoring and evaluating transport policies and programs.

2. Department of Roads (DoR)

 Roles:
o Road Construction and Maintenance: Manages the development and upkeep of
the national road network.
o Design and Planning: Engages in the planning and design of new road projects.
 Responsibilities:
o Conducting feasibility studies for road projects.
o Implementing road safety measures and conducting public awareness campaigns.
o Ensuring compliance with engineering standards and environmental regulations.

3. Nepal Transport Capacity Building Programme (NTCBP)

 Roles:
o Capacity Building: Provides training and resources to enhance the skills of
transportation professionals.
o Research and Development: Supports innovative approaches in transportation
planning and management.
 Responsibilities:
o Organizing workshops, seminars, and training programs.
o Conducting studies and assessments to inform policy decisions.

4. Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN)

 Roles:
o Airport Management: Oversees the development, operation, and maintenance of
airports.
o Regulatory Oversight: Ensures adherence to safety and operational standards in
civil aviation.
 Responsibilities:
o Issuing licenses for airlines and aviation personnel.
o Conducting safety inspections and audits of aviation operations.
o Promoting the development of the aviation sector in alignment with international
standards.

5. Department of Railways

 Roles:
o Railway Development: Plans and constructs railway infrastructure.
o Operational Oversight: Manages railway operations and maintenance.
 Responsibilities:
o Conducting feasibility studies and impact assessments for railway projects.
o Implementing safety protocols and operational standards for train services.

6. Local Government Bodies

 Roles:
o Local Transport Planning: Identifies and addresses transportation needs at the
local level.
o Project Implementation: Manages the execution of local transport projects.
 Responsibilities:
o Collaborating with national agencies for technical and financial support.
o Ensuring that local transport services meet community needs.
o Enforcing local regulations on transport services and infrastructure.

7. Department of Urban Development and Building Construction (DUDBC)

 Roles:
o Urban Planning: Integrates transport considerations into urban development
projects.
o Infrastructure Development: Oversees construction of urban roads, bridges, and
transport facilities.
 Responsibilities:
o Conducting urban transport studies and assessments.
o Ensuring compliance with urban planning regulations and standards.

8. Transport Management Department

 Roles:
o Regulatory Authority: Governs the operation of public and commercial transport
services.
o Safety Management: Implements safety measures across all transport modes.
 Responsibilities:
o Licensing and registration of vehicles and transport operators.
o Monitoring compliance with transport regulations.
o Managing public transport systems to ensure efficiency and safety.

Conclusion

These agencies collectively ensure a structured approach to transportation planning, construction,


and management in Nepal. Their defined roles and responsibilities help to maintain and improve
the country's transport infrastructure, enhancing connectivity and supporting economic
development.

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