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2017 - States and Regions Climate Actions
| Row number | State | Country | Region | Public? | Years disclosed | Population | Population year | Sector | Progress? | Action taken | Scale | Action descrption |
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| 451 | Blekinge | Sweden | Europe | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 154000 | 2016 | Governance | Ongoing | Collaborate with other states/regions in reducing emissions/increasing resilienc | Limited implementation | No information disclosed |
| 452 | Blekinge | Sweden | Europe | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 154000 | 2016 | Governance | Ongoing | Support businesses in reducing emissions/increasing resilience | Limited implementation | No information disclosed |
| 453 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Improve heating and cooling efficiency (e.g. audits, insulation, white roofs, etc.) | Comprehensive implementation | BC Hydro and FortisBC both have programs for home renovations and for new construction, and address both commercial and residential sectors. |
| 454 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Increase awareness/engage public on energy efficiency/clean energy programs | Comprehensive implementation | Actions about the Plan bâtiment durable (Sustainable building plan) |
| 455 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Install energy efficient lighting systems (e.g. LED, CFL, etc.) | Comprehensive implementation | BC Hydro promotes LED lighting, and has seasonal promotion/rebate programs. BC Hydro and FortisBC have low-income programs that offer free upgrades including lighting for households that qualify. |
| 456 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Install more efficient luminaires in streetlights/traffic lights (e.g. LED) | Limited implementation | FortisBC includes street lighting within its rebates. BC Hydro previously offered incentives but this has ended given market evolution/maturity. |
| 457 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Install smart energy meters/sub-meters | Comprehensive implementation | Both major utilities have installed smart meters and smart grid technology. |
| 458 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Promote building energy performance rating/certification/benchmarking | Limited implementation | Utilities have supported development of tools and codes and standards development in this area. The Climate Leadership Plan will implement a number of policies to encourage the development of net zero buildings such as: -Creating innovation opportunities and financial incentives for advanced, energy efficient buildings, including an increase in funding for design and innovation. |
| 459 | Gujarat | India | Asia Pacific | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 60000000 | 2011 | Energy | Ongoing | Install hydropower | Limited implementation | No information disclosed |
| 460 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Promote energy efficient appliances | Comprehensive implementation | B.C. is amending the energy efficiency standards regulation to include: -Increased efficiency requirements for gas fireplaces and air source heat pumps, effective in 2018; and -High-efficiency technology requirements for natural gas space and water heating equipment, effective in 2020 and 2025 respectively. B.C. is also: -Enabling further incentives to promote adoption of efficient gas equipment -Taking action to amend the Demand-Side Measures Regulation and allow FortisBC to expand their incentives by at least 100 per cent, to encourage further adoption of technologies that reduce the emissions of gas fired equipment. BC Hydro and FortisBC have significant rebate programs at both the retail level and direct to customer. |
| 461 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Set/strengthen appliance efficiency standards | Comprehensive implementation | Some of the past consultations include Gas-Fired Furnaces, Household Appliances, General Service Fluorescent Lamps, Geo-exchange Heat Pumps, Natural Gas Fired Water Boilers, Industrial Motors and others. Efficiency standards have also been enacted for various household appliances (standard/compact clothing washers that are top/front loading, standard/compact dishwashers and refrigerators, freezers). |
| 462 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Set/strengthen building energy codes/standards | Comprehensive implementation | The Climate Leadership Plan will implement a number of policies to encourage the development of net zero buildings such as: -Accelerating increased energy requirements in the B.C. Building Code by taking incremental steps to make buildings ready to be net zero by 2032; -Developing energy efficiency requirements for new buildings that go beyond those in the B.C. Building Code, called Stretch Codes. B.C's Climate Leadership Plan committed to near-zero energy in new buildings by 2032. |
| 463 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Set/strengthen HVAC efficiency standards | Comprehensive implementation | The Climate Leadership Plan references amendments to the energy efficiency standards regulation to include: -Increased efficiency requirements for gas fireplaces and air source heat pumps, effective in 2018; and -High-efficiency technology requirements for natural gas space and water heating equipment, effective in 2020 and 2025 respectively. |
| 464 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Set/strengthen lighting efficiency standards | Comprehensive implementation | The Province's Energy Efficiency Act (EEA) sets energy performance standards for devices that use, control or affect the use of energy such as Lighting (ballasts and fluorescent bulbs). The Province is also consulting on general service lamps and small diameter directional lamps. |
| 465 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Buildings | Ongoing | Switch from heating oil to natural gas | Comprehensive implementation | FortisBC offers a program to go from oil to natural gas. The province funds a program to go from oil to electric heat pump. |
| 466 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Enable net metering | Comprehensive implementation | BC Hydro has net metering program that is designed for those who generate electricity for their own use (where the aggregate nameplate capacity is no more than 100 kW). The customer sells any excess generation to BC Hydro and buys it back when needed. Since 2004, over 900 customers have participated in the program and over 95 per cent of customers chose to install a solar photovoltaic system. |
| 467 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Expand/improve transmission to integrate renewables | Comprehensive implementation | BC Hydro has purchased power from Independent power producers. Independent Power Projects have typically been responsible for connecting to BC Hydro. |
| 468 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install biomass power | Limited implementation | Biomass is a clean or renewable resource under the Canadian Electricity Association (CEA) and BC Hydro has purchased this power. Approximately 3,000 GWh is contracted annually. With support from B.C.'s Ministry of Agriculture's Innovation program, Seabreeze Farms in Delta has built an anaerobic digester that is turning manure and other organic waste into biogas, digestate (organic fertilizer) and bedding for cows. The biogas is cleaned and upgraded into renewable natural gas that displaces conventional natural gas with a renewable energy source. Canada's natural gas utilities have set a target of 5 per cent renewable natural gas blended natural gas in the pipelines distribution system by 2025 and 10 per cent by 2030. |
| 469 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install combined heat and power or trigen | Limited implementation | Incidental as this is not a government objective, but is the result of business decisions. This is mostly a case of individual industrial facilities that needed to burn wood waste or pulping liquor for heat (and/or to dispose of it) finding that it's economical to also generate electricity with it to displace their own consumption or to sell to BC Hydro. |
| 470 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install hydropower | Comprehensive implementation | Majority of B.C.'s power comes from Hydro power. |
| 471 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install microgrids | Limited implementation | Diesel displacement projects in some remote communities. |
| 472 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install smart grids | Comprehensive implementation | Both major utilities have installed smart meters and smart grid technology. |
| 473 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install solar power (e.g. PV, CSP) | Limited implementation | Solar is a Clean or Renewable resource under the CEA. There is one utility scale project producing power in B.C. contracted for 2 GWh annually. |
| 474 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Planned | Install geothermal power | Unknown | Geothermal is a Clean or Renewable resource under the CEA. There are no projects currently but there are proponents that are developing projects. |
| 475 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install wind power (e.g. onshore, offshore) | Limited implementation | Onshore, wind is a Clean or Renewable resource under the CEA. There is approximately 1,400 GWh contracted annually by BC Hydro. |
| 476 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Promote demand-side management programs | Comprehensive implementation | Energy utilities are required to pursue demand-side measures up to the cost of new clean generation resources before purchasing new generation. BC Hydro, the main utility in the province, is required through DSM to reduce its expected increase in demand for electricity by the year 2020 by at least 66 per cent. This is significant for utilities (BC Hydro PowerSmart for residential; DSM program for commercial and industrial; FortisBC Electric and Gas). |
| 477 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Reform utility revenue policies and rate structures | Limited implementation | Conservation rates in place along with some electrification rates. Other options are being looked at. |
| 478 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Finance | Ongoing | Increase awareness/engage public on financing mechanisms and incentives for energy efficiency/clean energy | Limited implementation | Utilities have partnered with financial institutions to promote loans for energy efficiency upgrades, but uptake has been minimal. |
| 479 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Finance | Ongoing | Invest in clean tech R&D | Comprehensive implementation | A levy charge on natural gas and other fossil fuels funds the Innovative Clean Energy Fund, which invests in the development of pre-commercial clean-energy projects and technologies. B.C. supports research and development, technology and innovation through funding, promotion, connections and business support. In 2016, B.C. launched the BCTECH Strategy to support the creation of jobs and boost key BC Jobs Plan sectors. |
| 480 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Finance | Ongoing | Provide tax incentives for clean energy | Limited implementation | B.C. continues to provide provincial sales tax exemptions on certain renewable energy equipment, including solar energy equipment for clean-energy generation. |
| 481 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Finance | Ongoing | Support clean tech clusters | Comprehensive implementation | With an aim to spur adoption of cleantech and achieve world leading performance in GHG intensity, B.C. has introduced legislation to incent investment in emissions reduction projects in the natural gas and other sectors in B.C., which provides the potential to fund the development of innovative clean technologies with significant potential to reduce B.C.'s long term emissions. Cleantech innovations that address environmental challenges and reduce costs in the oil and gas value chain have tremendous potential. To help realize this potential, Evok Innovations, a non-profit Vancouver based $100-million cleantech oil and gas fund and accelerator, has been created. B.C. is increasing the demand for clean tech solutions through the Carbon Neutral Capital Program for ministries, K-12 schools, health authorities, public post-secondary institutions, provincial Crown corporations and agencies. |
| 482 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Finance | Ongoing | Support clean tech companies | Comprehensive implementation | B.C.'s Innovative Clean Energy (ICE) Fund and Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) $40 Million Funding Partnership. B.C. and the Government of Canada are working together to spur the development and commercialization of new technologies that will reduce emissions and create jobs for Canadians. The funding through this joint fund will leverage federal, provincial and private sector investments. The $20-million provincial contribution comes from the Province's ICE Fund. The federal contribution will be provided through the SD Tech Fund, managed by SDTC. |
| 483 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Finance | Ongoing | Support green manufacturing | Comprehensive implementation | B.C's carbon tax provides incentives (e.g., cement manufacturing, increasing use of B.C.'s wood products for buildings) for greener manufacturing processes while protecting the competitiveness of our industries that depend on energy and trade. In addition, clean tech solutions to turn waste into valuable products and reduce greenhouse gas emissions are being developed. The clean energy mandate provides clean electricity sources for manufacturing activities. B.C. manufacturers believe that any Carbon Smart program should involve the creation of a lean-green manufacturing program based on US's Manufacturing Extension Program. Associated with the principles of lean-green manufacturing is the Carbon Smart concept of Cradle to Cradle Design (C2C), where manufacturers design, build and recycle their products to ensure that waste is minimized and harmful pollutants like mercury are eliminated from the production process. |
| 484 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Land use | Ongoing | Establish GHG reduction plan for LULUCF (e.g. REDD+, etc.) | Comprehensive implementation | Forest Carbon Initiative - 11.7 Mt sequestration by 2050. The B.C. Provincial Government is responsible for the local government land use planning and management legislative framework which includes a requirement for local governments to include targets, policies and actions for GHG reduction in their OCPs and RGSs. The Forest Carbon Initiative takes a portfolio approach to grow carbon (through forest rehabilitation, increased planting density and fertilization) and avoid emissions (through increasing residual fibre utilization). |
| 485 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Land use | Ongoing | Establish guidelines for siting renewable power | Comprehensive implementation | System for private developers to invest in renewable opportunities in the Province. |
| 486 | Connecticut | USA | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 3576452 | 2016 | Transport | Ongoing | Private Transport: Set GHG emissions standards | Unknown | No information disclosed |
| 487 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Governance | Ongoing | Collaborate with cities/local governments in reducing emissions/increasing resilience | Comprehensive implementation | B.C.'s provincial legislation provides local governments (LG) with the authority to implement measures that are adaptive in nature (e.g. hazard and environmental protection in the Regional Growth Strategies, Official Community Plans and Bylaw approvals). Under the BC Climate Action Charter, the B.C. Provincial Government (the Province) works jointly with the Union of BC Municipalities through the Green Communities Committee to support LG climate action including increasing LG resilience. The B.C. Climate Action Charter commits LGs to lowering their carbon footprint and taking community wide actions that demonstrate leadership on sustainable development. Signatories make planning for compact, complete and energy-efficient communities a priority and report out every year on their progress toward these goals as well as achieving carbon neutrality in their corporate emissions. The Province also supports LG efforts to increase resilience through: - Integrating resilience considerations into incentive programs like the Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program - Tools (e.g. Water Conservation Planning Guide & The Water Conservation Calculator) - Integrating resilience consideration into decision making (e.g. publications like A Guide to Green Choices, Resources from Waste: A Guide to Integrated Resource Recovery, and Development Permit Areas for Climate Action, Dealing with Drought, A Handbook for Water Suppliers in British Columbia) The Province provides guidance to: - LG and professionals on sea dike design and coastal development to protect people, buildings, and infrastructure from sea-level rise The Province also partners with LG on the Strategic Wildfire Prevention Initiative to reduce wildfire risks to communities and works with agricultural stakeholders, including LG, on implementing Agriculture and Climate Change Regional Adaptation Strategies in six key agricultural regions of B.C. |
| 488 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Governance | Ongoing | Collaborate with national governments in reducing emissions/increasing resilience | Comprehensive implementation | The Province works closely with Federal counterparts on the Pan-Canadian Framework for Clean Growth and Climate Change, Adaptation Plenary, and Canadian Council for Forest Ministers' Climate Change Task Force. The Province works with Federal counterparts on a five year policy funding framework for agriculture which will include measures to reduce GHG emissions and to increase resilience. With input from regional partners, the Province also worked with federal counterparts to scope options for potential climate change, health vulnerability and adaptation assessments in B.C. B.C. is also a member of the international Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition, which was launched at COP21 in Paris, with the goal to expand the use of effective carbon pricing policies that can maintain competitiveness, create jobs, encourage innovation, and deliver meaningful emission reductions. |
| 489 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Governance | Ongoing | Collaborate with other states/regions in reducing emissions/increasing resilienc | Comprehensive implementation | The Province participates in the RegionsAdapt initiative, a network of regional governments around the globe. B.C. is a founding member of the Pacific Coast Collaborative (PCC), along with the states of Washington, Oregon and California. The PCC is a formal basis for cooperative action, a forum for leadership and information sharing, and a common voice on issues facing Pacific North America. |
| 490 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Governance | Ongoing | Support businesses in reducing emissions/increasing resilience | Comprehensive implementation | The Province works with the insurance sector, professional associations and the Chartered Professional Accountants who in turn work with the business community towards increased resilience. The development of the Climate Leadership Plan included significant consultation with industry. |
| 491 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Industry | Ongoing | Improve energy efficiency of industrial processes | Comprehensive implementation | The Climate Leadership Plan plans to develop a regulation to be implemented by 2020 that will set energy efficiency requirements for new and replacement gas fired package boilers, driving down emissions across a number of industries. Also, ISO 50001 Implementation Incentive offers up to $80,000 of assistance to implement energy management projects that help facilities pursue compliance with the ISO 50001 standard. Fortis BC and BC Hydro provide industrial rebate programs. The cement low-carbon fuel program helps to reduce the emissions intensity of cement producers. |
| 492 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Industry | Ongoing | Promote industrial symbiosis/industrial ecology programs | Comprehensive implementation | The Canada-B.C. Agri-Innovation Program (CBCAIP) provides funding to support industry-led, late stage research, pilot and pre-commercial demonstration projects that lead to the commercialization and/or adoption of innovative products, processes, practices and technologies in B.C. The CBCAIP is funded by Growing Forward 2, a federal-provincial-territorial initiative, and delivered by the Investment Agriculture Foundation. Various programs are either ongoing or completed (e.g.,Trident Nutrient Management System piloted at Seabreeze Dairy Farm; Net Zero Waste Abbotsford processing organic waste; Rich Naturals Inc. sought to design a labor and energy-efficient, mobile system for drying small volumes of fruits and vegetables; BX Press sought to develop five innovative cider beverages; UBC-demonstrate a novel microwave enhanced advanced oxidation process (MW-AOP) as part of a resource recovery system for efficient waste management of dairy industry). Also, agricultural and forestry waste is used to create biofuel, landfill waste (methane) is being used as an input at Fortis and waste product of conventional natural gas (Sulphur) is being sold to market. The National Industrial Symbiosis Program (NISP) Canada Model is seeking to test the model in Lower Mainland Region in B.C. The NISP model relies on facilitated industrial symbiosis through workshops, specially structured and facilitated by locally-based, internationally trained practitioners to identify initial symbiosis opportunities. NISP has received official letters of support from few B.C. ministries. |
| 493 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Industry | Ongoing | Promote reduced packaging | Comprehensive implementation | All residential packaging in the province is managed under Extended Producer Responsibility legislation. Promotes reduction over recycling and provides a financial benefit for producers of packaging that use less. |
| 494 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Industry | Ongoing | Tax GHG-heavy industrial fuel consumption | Comprehensive implementation | $30/tonne carbon tax on all fossil fuel use and combustion in the industrial sector. |
| 495 | Brittany | France | Europe | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 3310341 | 2016 | Energy | Ongoing | Install natural gas power | Comprehensive implementation | Actions for creat a combined power plant gas an develop the biogas. |
| 496 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Land use | Ongoing | Promote conservation efforts for natural areas | Comprehensive implementation | Approximately 2.5 Mt/year. The Province is responsible for the LG land use planning and management legislative framework which includes tools that restrict the use of hazardous or environmentally sensitive land; provide for parks and natural areas; and implement guidelines that promote the reduction of GHG emissions and protect the natural environment, its ecosystems and biological diversity. The Province considers climate impacts in managing protected areas and monitors species change and ecosystem productivity on protected lands as useful benchmarks. Through B.C.'s Carbon Neutral Government program, forest carbon offsets have been purchased from improved forest management/conservation projects in old-growth areas. |
| 497 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Land use | Ongoing | Promote sustainable coastal ecosystem management | Comprehensive implementation | Low-lying coastal areas in B.C.; marine ecosystems off the coast of B.C. The Province is responsible for the LG land use planning and management legislative framework which includes tools that restrict the use of hazardous or environmentally sensitive land; provide for parks and natural areas; and implement guidelines that promote the reduction of GHG emissions and protect the natural environment, its ecosystems and biological diversity. The Province provides guidance to LG and professionals on sea dike design and coastal development to protect people, buildings, and infrastructure from sea-level rise and on integrating resilience considerations into decision-making. |
| 498 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Land use | Ongoing | Promote sustainable forest management | Comprehensive implementation | The Province is responsible for the LG land use planning and management legislative framework which includes tools that restrict the use of hazardous or environmentally sensitive land; provide for parks and natural areas; and implement guidelines that promote the reduction of GHG emissions and protect the natural environment, its ecosystems and biological diversity. The Province also supports LG efforts to undertake sustainable forest management through guidance materials (e.g. Planning Out Future: A Tree Toolkit for Communities and Urban Forests: Climate Adaptation Guide). To help respond to and mitigate climate impacts, the Province has a Climate Change Strategy for forests lands and natural resources; Forest Carbon Initiative; and Forests for Tomorrow. There is also a Tree Species Selection Tool and the Climate-Based Seed Transfer Project. The Province also provided funding for the Forest Enhancement Society of BC to advance environmental and resource stewardship of B.C.'s forests. |
| 499 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Land use | Ongoing | Undertake environmental impact assessment | Comprehensive implementation | B.C.'s environmental assessment (EA) process provides a mechanism for reviewing major projects to assess their potential impacts. B.C.'s environmental assessment process is important to ensure that major projects meet the goals of environmental, economic and social sustainability. The assessment process is also needed to ensure that the issues and concerns of the public, First Nations, interested stakeholders and government agencies are considered. The Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) manages the assessment of proposed major projects in B.C. as required by the Environmental Assessment Act. The EAO's work does not end when a project receives an environmental assessment certificate. Compliance and enforcement is an important part of the environmental assessment process to ensure operators are following the conditions designed to mitigate potential adverse effects to the environment, heritage, health, social and economic values and Aboriginal Interests. |
| 500 | British Columbia | Canada | North America | Yes | 2016 and 2017 | 4773345 | 2016 | Transport | Ongoing | Mass Transit: Adopt bus rapid transit | Limited implementation | 11 new rapid bus lines across the region. Rapid bus lines have potential to include bus rapid transit (BRT) elements (e.g. all-door boarding, transit priority. |
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