The programme aims to establish a Sustainable Urban Transport system with the support of private investment worth million mobilized from venture and angel funders. Under this project, a Knowledge Management Centre will be established in key urban pockets to develop a learning repository for managing including a data base (Collectively called KMC), which can be effectively utilized by all the stakeholders working in the domain of Urban Transport. Such a resource pool will help the stakeholders in taking appropriate informed decisions in their respective sub domains and help improve the quality of the decisions taken. The Knowledge Management Centre will provide authentic and up to date information to stakeholders and act as a platform to share expertise. The main objective of the government is to disseminate the latest knowledge and create authentic city level database, as detailed later, in the domain of urban transport available to the stakeholders. At the same time it is imperative that KMC is financially self-sustainable in its operations. To achieve this it is envisaged that the Knowledge Management Centre will provide consulting services to all institutions/agencies working in the urban transport and planning domain. Services offered will include Urban transport and town planning, GIS mapping and resource planning. Monitoring and evaluation of initiatives undertaken, and Development of policy briefs. It is believed that creation of a knowledge management centre is a necessary requirement with the increasing urbanization envisaged in the country. Thus, the focus of this KMC will be to develop a national store house for all urban transport sector related issues.