Evaluating Sustainable Transport Indicators for Metropolitan Areas in Developing Countries: The Case of Greater Jakarta

Background: Sustainable transport is fundamental to progress in realising the agenda of sustainable development, as a quarter energy-related global greenhouse gas emissions come from sector. In developing countries, metropolitan areas have adopted better serve urban population with safe, affordable, and environmentally-friendly systems. However, this drive must include relevant indicators how their operationalisation can deal institutional barriers, such challenges cross-sectoral coordination. Objective: This study aims explore context-specific for focusing on case Jakarta area. Methods: Expert judgement was used assess selection criteria. The participants were experts government institutions, non-government organisations, universities. Results: findings show that safety, public quality, cost, air pollution, accessibility are contextual application countries. Similarities shown research results other indexes/sets example, Urban Transport Index (SUTI) UN ESCAP. some these leave room improvement, balance between strategic operational levels application. Conclusion: Therefore, suggests sets should be adjusted before being implemented particular country contexts.