Mobility as a Service platform to be included in Siem Reap’s smart city project

The Siem Reap provincial administration and Nippon Koei have discussed the progress of the Siem Reap Smart City development project.

The discussion was held on Thursday 17 February between Siem Reap Deputy Governor Ly Samrith and Mr Yoshikazu UBUKATA, Team Leader of Nippon Koei for MaaS Digital Platform.

The meeting focused on the plan to include the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) digital platform as part of the Siem Reap smart city development. MaaS is an emerging type of service that, through a joint digital channel enables users to plan, book, and pay for multiple types of mobility services.

Meanwhile, the meeting also updated the feasibility study result of the project and future strategy.

The study is being conducted by Toyota Tusho and Nippon Koei under the fund of the JETRO ASEAN Digital transformation initiative.

Regarding the Smart City development in Siem Reap, there are many parties involved and each party has different projects.

Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism (MLIT), for instance, implements two projects including the Smart City Data Collection and Analysis project, and CCTV System Introduction. (Read more)

Meanwhile, JICA is also helping develop Smart Tourism, Smart Security, Smart Mobility and Management, and Smart Waste Management. The second phase of the JICA project is set to begin implementation by April after the study of the master plan is finished. (Read more)

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