NTU National Seminar 2022: In-person event with online broadcast ----LAT.BUS: In-person Event
NTU National Seminar 2022: In-person event with online broadcast ----LAT.BUS: In-person Event
The third year of the pandemic begins with Covid-19 under control and with concrete expectations of economic recovery, despite the negative impacts of Ukraine conflict. For Brazilian public transport, the scenario is still one of great challenges: more than a hundred transport systems were impacted by the partial or total interruption of their operations during the pandemic period, as a result of the deep crisis that the industry is still going through and which has caused losses of the magnitude of one billion Brazilian reais a month at the national level. Losses that persist, as the recovery in demand, observed in the last year, has not yet managed to reach pre-Covid-19 levels—and perhaps never will.
On the other hand, the pandemic has also shown many lessons learned, the main one being the importance of engaging local government in ensuring the continuity of services. Public subsidies, a widespread practice in other countries, were for the first time, applied on a significant scale in Brazilian public transport: at least 108 cities contributed with emergency aid in different formats for their respective public transport systems, a measure that played a fundamental role in preventing the downfall and avoiding the worst.
The separation of the public or service usage fare, paid by the passenger, from the compensation or technical fare, which pays for services, with the difference being covered by the government, is a mechanism set forth in the National Urban Mobility Policy until then seldomly used, but which proved to be the most effective to maintain the economic and financial balance of the operating contracts, improve the quality of public transport and, at the same time, reduce the burden of the fare for users. But adopting this solution on a large scale depends on new institutional and legal arrangements, new forms of contracting and financing, as well as new sources of extra-fare resources, so that the government can obtain the necessary means to fulfill its constitutional obligations and guarantee the right to come and go for the whole of society.
These are some of the topics covered in the 35th edition of the NTU National Seminar, which this year will debate the best ways to recover lost demand and make better quality public transport possible, at a lower cost to the paying passenger's wallet, for the benefit of the vast majority of the population that depends on this essential service the most for urban mobility.
The seminar will also save some room for recent technologies, with the COLETIVO, the NTU Urban Mobility Innovation Program, and panels on news, launches and trends in vehicle technologies, fuels, intelligent transport systems (ITS) and payment methods. One of the highlights is the reduction of emissions, with the arrival in Brazil of the new Euro 6 engines, starting in 2023, and the next steps towards the adoption of a new energy matrix for the industry, and the complete decarbonization of urban buses in the future. Complex themes, which have been awakening the interest of public administrators, operators and rolling stock suppliers, who respond to society's desires for more sustainable transport, from an environmental point of view—whose feasibility depends on the engagement of all stakeholders, and by adopting a new set of broad and well-coordinated public policies.
The NTU National Seminar 2022 is held in parallel to the LAT.BUS Transpúblico, the Latin American Transport Tradeshow, the largest urban mobility event in Latin America, bringing together all segments, namely urban collective transport, road and charter transport in Brazil and the region. ABRATI (Brazilian Association of Passenger Land Transportation Companies), ANTTUR (Brazilian Association of Tourism and Charter Transportation Companies), FRESP (São Paulo State Charter Passenger Transportation Company Federation) and UITP (International Association of Public Transport) complete the line-up of content schedule for the third day of the event.
NTU press conference (press event) - Launching NTU Yearbook / Launching Election Booklet
• Francisco Christovam - presidente executivo da NTU
• Gustavo Bonini, vice-presidente da ANFAVEA
• Ruben Antonio Bisi – presidente da FABUS
• Marcelo Fontana – OTM Editora
Official opening of the NTU National Seminar and Transpublic Lat.bus Fair: welcome from the hosts (NTU and NTU Board of Directors)
• Francisco Christovam - presidente executivo da NTU
• João Antonio Setti Braga - presidente do Conselho Diretor da NTU
• Rodrigo Otavio Soares Pacheco – presidente do Senado Federal
• Marcos Daniel Souza dos Santos - diretor substituto do Departamento de Projetos de Mobilidade de Serviços Urbanos do Ministério do Desenvolvimento Regional
• Edvaldo Nogueira Filho - presidente da Frente Nacional de Prefeitos (FNP) e prefeito de Aracaju (SE)
• Gilmar Pereira Miranda - secretário executivo de Transporte e Mobilidade Urbana da Prefeitura de São Paulo (SP)
• Gustavo Bonini, Vice-Presidente da ANFAVEA
• Ruben Antonio Bisi – presidente da FABUS
• Vander Francisco Costa – presidente da CNT
Panel 1: “The new path of urban public transport” – pandemic impacts and lessons learned; current landscape of public transport; recovery strategies and the rescue of the appeal of the service; a new legal framework to recover and strengthen the industry.
Mediação
• Marco Antonio Sabino – apresentador do programa “Olhar de Repórter” da TV Band
Apresentação
• Vídeo “Novo Marco Legal para o transporte coletivo urbano” – 10 min
Panelistas
• Francisco Christovam – presidente da NTU
• Edvaldo Nogueira Filho - presidente da Frente Nacional de Prefeitos (FNP) e prefeito de Aracaju (SE)
• Fábio Damasceno - Secretário de Mobilidade e Infraestrutura do Espírito Santo
• Sérgio Avelleda – coordenador do núcleo de mobilidade urbana do laboratório de cidades do Insper Arq.Futuro
Lunch
Keynote: “Public transport in the elections – what candidates think and want”
• Iuri Pitta - Analista de Política da CNN Brasil
Panel 2: “The funding of collective public transport beyond the fare” - the challenge of low fares versus quality service; successful cases in separating the public tariff from the technical tariff; alternative sources of funds for passenger subsidy (extra-tariff sources); international examples and viable options in the Brazilian scenario.
Apresentação e mediação
• Rodrigo Tortoriello – consultor e um dos autores do estudo da NTU - Financiamento da Operação dos Sistemas de Transporte Público Coletivo nas Cidades Brasileiras
Panelistas
• Giovanna Victer - secretária de Fazenda de Salvador (BA) e presidente do Fórum Nacional de Secretários Municipais de Fazenda e Finanças
• Luiz Carlos Mantovani Néspoli – superintendente da Associação Nacional de Transportes Públicos (ANTP)
• Marcos Daniel Souza dos Santos - diretor substituto do Departamento de Projetos de Mobilidade de Serviços Urbanos do Ministério do Desenvolvimento Regional
• Adriano da Rocha Lima - presidente da Câmara Deliberativa de Transporte da Região Metropolitana de Goiânia
• Carlos Renato Telles Ramos – presidente do Fórum Nacional de Secretários e Dirigentes de Mobilidade Urbana e Superintendente Municipal de Transportes e Trânsito da Prefeitura Municipal de Aracaju (SE)
Panel 3: “How to expand the participation of young entrepreneurs and executives in the sector – the COMJOVEM experience” – la creación del Comité de Jóvenes Empresarios y Ejecutivos en Transporte de Pasajeros de la FETPESP como estrategia para fortalecer el sector, sus procesos de sucesión familiar, e incorporación de más tecnología e innovación para empresas operadoras de transporte público con perfil tradicional.
Apresentação e mediação
• Luciana Herszkowicz – vice-presidente do Conselho de Inovação da NTU
Panelistas
• Cesar Saraiva - Grupo NSO / Viação Santa Brígida Ltda e participante do Comjovem
• João Bosco Silva – sócio da Cambridge Family Enterprise Group Brasil
• Felipe Martin Coelho – consultor sênior da Cambridge Family Enterprise Group Brasil
• Curt Axthelm - gerente sênior de Marketing de Produto Ônibus da Mercedes-Benz
Ceremony of delivery of the Medal of Merit of Brazilian Urban Transport 2022
Dinner in honor of the recipients of the Medal of Merit of Urban Transport
Painel 4: “The future of public and collective urban mobility in the post-pandemic”
Mediação
• Richele Cabral – diretora de Mobilidade Urbana da Fetranspor
Panelistas
• Paula Faria - CEO da Necta e Idealizadora da Plataforma Connected Smart Cities & Mobility (parceiro de conteúdo do COLETIVO)
• Luiz Alberto Lenz Cesar - presidente executivo da CWBUS (parceiro institucional e de conteúdo do COLETIVO)
• Cristina Albuquerque - gerente de Mobilidade Urbana do WRI Brasil
• Maurício Corte - diretor de Contas Estratégicas América Latina da Clever Devices
• Ronen Avraham - diretor geral América Latina da Optibus
• Alexandre Fagundes - Products e Marketing Manager da Mix Telematics
• Sandro Avila - diretor comercial da Sonda Mobility
COLLECTIVE Program (Innovation Program in Urban Mobility) - Panel 5: “Innovation as a tool to recover demand, build customer loyalty and improve service quality”
Mediação
• Edmundo Pinheiro - conselheiro da NTU; presidente do Conselho de Inovação da NTU
Panelistas
• Valmir Colodrão - CEO Praxio Tecnologia (parceiro patrocinador do Coletivo) Rebeca Leite – Founder da MOBS2 e membro do Conselho de Inovação da NTU
• Rebeca Leite – CEO da MOBS2 e membro do Conselho de Inovação da NTU
• Túlio Lessa - CEO da Ecobonuz e membro do Conselho de Inovação da NTU
• Milena Romano – diretora executiva da BR7 Mobilidade, Next Mobilidade e Presidente da Eletra
• Murilo Lara – Diretor de Inovação da Federação de Transportes do Espírito Santo e membro do Conselho de Inovação da NTU
Lunch
Panel 6: “From Euro 6 to the decarbonization of urban buses” – the advent of the Euro 6 standard in 2023; technological options already available in the Brazilian rolling stock market and what's to come (electric, natural gas, hybrid, hydrogen and other chassis)
Mediação
• Dante Grecco Neto - editor do caderno de mobilidade do Estadão
Panelistas
• Marcello Von Schneider - diretor institucional & Head da Unidade de Ônibus Elétricos da BYD
• Mauricio Cunha – vice-presidente Industrial da Caio
• Ieda Maria Oliveira - diretora executiva da Eletra
• Danilo Fetzner - diretor de Vendas Ônibus América Latina da Iveco
• João Paulo Ledur - diretor de Estratégia e Transformação Digital da Marcopolo
• Walter Barbosa - diretor de Vendas e Marketing de Ônibus Brasil - Mercedes-Benz
• Celso Mendonça - gerência de Vendas de Soluções de Mobilidade da Scania
• Jorge Carrer - diretor de Vendas de Ônibus da VW Ônibus e Caminhões
• Paulo Arabian - diretor Comercial de Ônibus Mercado Brasil da Volvo
• Gustavo Henrique Braga Couto – CEO do Grupo Vamos
Panel 7: “New energy matrix to reduce emissions” – electromobility; new options for biofuels and additives; biodiesel and “green diesel” (HVO); biomethane and others
Mediação
• Márcio D'Agosto - presidente do Instituto Brasileiro de Transporte Sustentável
Panelistas
• Juan Gonzalez - ex-Chefe de Gabinete do Ministério de Transportes do Chile
• Bernardo Winik – Vice-presidente Comercial B2B da Vibra Energia
• André Brossel - Diretor B2B da RAIZEN SHELL
• José Vianna - Diretor de Mercado Empresarial da IPIRANGA
• Carlos Eduardo Souza - Diretor e-City da ENEL X BRASIL
• Erasmo Carlos Battistella – CEO da BSBIOS ECB GROUP
• Alessandro Gardemann – presidente da ABIOGÁS
Panel 8: “The evolution of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) and Payment Methods” – new planning, route and fleet management and monitoring systems; on-demand public transport and mobility-as-a-service (MaaS) technologies; the diversification and expansion of payment methods (contactless cards, Pix, QR Codes); connectivity, artificial intelligence, big data and blockchain applied to urban passenger transport
Mediação
• Ana Flávia Camilo - Diretora Executiva do Transfácil
Panelistas
• Rodney Freitas – CEO da Autopass
• Manoel Ferreira - diretor operacional do BRT Sorocaba
• Fábio Juvenal - CEO da Empresa1
• Velton Pereira - diretor comercial da Goal Systems
• Fernanda Caraballo - vice-presidente de Desenvolvimento de Negócios da Mastercard
• Miguel Angelo Pricinote – coordenador técnico do Mova-se Fórum de Mobilidade
• Luiz Renato M. Mattos - CEO e cofundador da Onboard Mobility
• Leandro Aliseda - diretor sênior de Transporte Público América Latina da SWVL
• Rubens Filho - CEO KIM da TACOM/KIM
• Luciano Faria - gerente executivo de Negócios e Relacionamento da TBFORTE
• Rafael Teles - diretor de Produtos da Transdata
ANTPCafé: “Prospects for Public Transport from the 2022 Elections”
Urban Mobility Secretaries and Public Administrators National Forum Meeting
Fórum de Secretários discute e apresenta Carta Aberta aos candidatos por melhoria da qualidade e da sustentabilidade do transporte público
Local: Mezanino - Sala 207
ABRATI / ANTTUR / FRESP program 'Innovation with a focus on sustainability - the evolution of the passenger road sector
UITP Program - Urban Mobility in Latin America - post COVID19 scenario - The session will address some teachings of the pandemic regarding the governance of companies and public organizations, technological innovation and internal communication and with society.
• Roberto Speicys, CEO Scipopulis
• Rodrigo Magalhães, CEO Shark Comunicações
• Valeska Peres Pinto, Coordenadora UITP LAD Programa Melhores Práticas de Mobilidade Urbana
• Eleonora Pazos, Diretora América Latina UITP
FTS Program
OPENING
Lecture: The advantages of ESG
• Christopher Podgorski - Presidente & CEO da Scania Latin America
Lecture: APPLIED ESG
• Karisa Ribeiro - BID – Banco Interamericano de Desenvolvimento
Lecture: international experience in sustainable mobility
• Jurandir Fernandes - Police board da UITP
Panel: CASES AND GOOD PRACTICES IN ESG
• Viação Ouro e Prata: Luana Fleck
• Viação Águia Branca: Paula Correa
• Grupo Guanabara: Letícia Pineschi
• Expresso Itamarati: Gentil Zanovello
• Viação Santa Cruz: Francisco Mazon
