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Resource Pack Communication and Stakeholder Involvement of the new SUMP | Author: Fred Dotter, Mobiel 21
Slides Communication and stakeholder involvement of the new SUMP | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
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Exercises Communication and Stakeholder Involvement | Author: András Ekés, Mobilissimus
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Training concept on Achieving political and internal buy-in in the SUMP process | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
Achieving political and internal buy-in for SUMPs | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
Achieving political and internal buy-in in the SUMP process – Summary | Author: Patrick Auwerx, Mobiel 21
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Land Use Planning and Mobility Management | Author: Karl-Heinz Posch, FGM-AMOR
Land use and planning training exercise | Author: Karl-Heinz Posch, FGM-AMOR
Land Use and Mobility Management – Summary | Author: Karl-Heinz Posch, FGM-AMOR
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Resource pack Urban Transport Roadmaps tool | Author: Simone Bosetti, TRT
Training on the Urban Transport Roadmaps tool – slides | Authors: Simone Bosetti, Eglantina Dani, TRT
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Urban road map tools – summary | Author: Simone Bosetti, TRT
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Use of Public Space & SUMP – Summary | Author: Irina Rotaru, Cities on the Move
Use of Public Space & SUMP – slides | Author: Irina Rotaru, Cities on the Move
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Urban Freight Transport and City Logistics – summary | Author: Wulf-Holger Arndt, DIfU
Urban Freight Transport: Challenges and Solutions - slides | Author: Wulf-Holger Arndt, DIfU
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Resource pack Adopting the SUMP approach for small and mid-sized cities | Author: Aljaž Plevnik, UIRS
Adopting the SUMP approach for small and mid-sized cities –sliders | Author: Aljaž Plevnik, UIRS
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Monitoring and Evaluation of SUMPs and their measures – summary | Author: Tom Rye, Edinburgh Napier University
Monitoring and Evaluation in SUMPs – slides | Author: Tom Rye, Edinburgh Napier University
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One of the most renowned manuals for cycling infrastructure design is the Cycling Design Manual. This manual was edited by DTV Consultants and published by the Dutch CROW institute – leading institute for infrastructure design. It is based on decades of research into Dutch cycling policy and infrastructure development. The manual is relevant for both starting and mature cyclist infrastructure designers. It comprises a step-by-step guide for developing a cycling policy and creating safe infrastructure designs.
DTV Consultants – with more than 25 years of experience in delivering training courses and professional education – has put together a unique training course aimed at professionals in cycling policy and cycling infrastructure planning. This five-day course will teach you how to apply the CROW Cycling Design Manual to your situation. Moreover, we will teach you to develop cycling policy and infrastructure.
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Join the Bikeable City Masterclass in Copenhagen in May 2018
Do you need knowledge and concrete tools on how to promote cycling or improve conditions for cyclists in your country or city? Now you have the possibility to learn from leading Danish experts at our Bikeable City Masterclass in Copenhagen, May 14-18 2018.
We invite urban planners, NGO’s and decision makers to experience the Danish cycle culture. You will get first-hand experience with Danish cycle solutions in Copenhagen and Odense.
Through a mix of presentations, workshops and site visits, our experts will give you inspiration to create more liveable and bikeable cities. You will get know-how of integrating cycling in sustainable mobility policies and climate goals, cycle infrastructure design, road safety, multi-modal transport, and city logistics as well as cycle education and promotion. We will also work with you to directly apply and translate this inspiration to solutions that suits the context of your city.
The masterclass in may will cover topics such as
•Introduction to city development and Danish cycling planning •The political process •Bicycle Strategy and Bicycle Account as tools for cycle promotion
•Cycle infrastructure design •Traffic safety for cyclists, accidents and systematic accident reduction •People First Design
General information and price
Price for individuals: 13,500 DKK (app. 1,800 EUR)
Register four – pay for three: If you coordinate and register a group of four, you will get one free pass or a 25 % discount for all four passes.
NB! group discount only valid when registrering and paying for all four people in the group at the same time.
The price includes expert guidance, course material, and excursion to Odense, bike rental, lunch and coffee breaks. Travel and accommodation expenses are not included.
The masterclass will be limited to 25 participants. We require a minimum of 18 participants to conduct the masterclass. If the masterclass is cancelled due to lack of participants, you will get at full refund excl. any bank fee. We suggest you arrange flights and hotel after we confirm the conduction of the masterclass.
For more information on the rogarm and how to register, please go to www.cycling-embassy.org
For questions please contact course leader Lotte Bech at lotte@lotte-bech.dk or the Cycling Embassy of Denmark at info@cycling-embassy.org.
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Contents: (1) Introduction (2) Street design and streetscape definition (3) Brief history of street space and streetscape changes brought by car (4) Street design revival (5) Models to be used in street design
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Contents: (1) Introduction to energy saving (2) Current transport situation and perspectives regarding cycling and walking mobility (3) Tools and approaches for the promotion of cycling and walking in cities
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Learning objectives: (1) Reasons for managing parking and restricting access for cars (2) Impacts of this management on economy, transport and environmental systems (3) How to manage parking, with good practice examples (4) Technical and financial aspects of parking management (5) How to gain public acceptance of parking management (6) To start to think more about how to manage parking in your own city
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Contents: (1) Mobility and accessibility (2) The limits of urban planning (3) Reducing average trip distance (4) Changing modal split towards sustainable modes (5) Six best practice examples
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