The Master Plan for Transport and Logistics -PMTLA- is an initiative of the Department of Antioquia framed and aligned with different planning instruments, through which it seeks to positively influence aspects such as connectivity, efficiency in transport and logistics, territorial development, competitiveness, sustainable mobility and contribute to the achievement of sustainable development objectives.

Steer and Fedesarrollo led the update of the Intermodal Transportation Master Plan (PMTI) 2022-2035 for the National Government, through the National Development Finance, the National Planning Department, the Transportation Infrastructure Planning Unit and the Ministry of Transportation. This planning instrument becomes the Colombian State's commitment to organize the country’s growth efficiently and strategically through an infrastructure network that connects cities, regions, borders, and ports, prioritizing the projects that will have the greatest impact on the economy and national welfare. This update deepens the prioritization of projects that improve the connectivity and accessibility of the territories and populations less served by the transportation system, includes actions that increase the resilience of the transportation system and finally is inserted in the convergence between intermodal networks, information and communications technologies and the energy revolution seeking to accelerate the adoption of smarter ways to move, reducing the impact on the environment and promoting the use of less polluting fuels.

Approaching transportation planning from a gender perspective allows us to recognize the differences in travel patterns and needs among men and women.