The Conference	PowerPoint visuals	Keynote Presenters
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Keynote speakers

Presenter	Title of Presentation	Slides	Handouts
Cr Celia Wade-Brown Living Streets Aotearoa	A very brief history of Living Streets Aotearoa	784K	183K
Jason Morgan & Gerry Dance Ministry of Transport & Land Transport New Zealand	Breaking New Zealand’s ‘P’ Dependence	1.4M	630K
Brent Skinnon Health Sponsorship Council	Introduction to the new Walking MapToolboxes	113K	48K
Rod Tolley & Ian Kett Walk21, Staffordshire University & Kinect Australia	Walking around the World	809K	165K
Todd Litman Victoria Transport Policy Institute	The economic value of walking	4.2M	885K
Brent Efford TechMedia Services	Introducing WalkIT - the Walking Resources Database	260K	72K
Todd Litman Victoria Transport Policy Institute	The role of walking in mobility management	3.0M	691K
Tim Hughes Land Transport New Zealand	New Zealand pedestrian planning and design guidelines	1.8M	395K
Rodney Tolley Walk21, Staffordshire University	Why walking is critically important to the health of people and cities (Sorry, this is not currently available)

Speakers in concurrent sections

Presenter	Title of Presentation	Slides	Handouts
Steve Abley Steve Abley Chartered Professional Engineering	Consumer Satisfaction Surveys	1.6M	352K
Tricia Allen Auckland Regional Transport Authority	Seven steps to developing a Walkability Assessment Tool for funding decisions	864K	562K
Cathy Bean & Robin Kearns University of Auckland	Exploring walking and driving cultures in the autocentric city	289K	573K
Roger Boulter & Wendy Everingham Roger Boulter Consulting	From the community upwards	1.3M	449K
Bronwyn Coster Auckland Regional Transport Authority	Walking initiatives - including the Walking School Bus (Notes for slides)	4.1M
Rob Dewhirst Thorrington School	Why walking provided our school with a traffic safety solution	5.4M	980K
Rachael Eaton & Catherine Wilson Auckland City Council	Reclaiming Auckland’s streets for pedestrians
Harding Traffic	Harding Traffic presentation	99K
Glen Koorey Dept of Civil Eng, University of Canterbury	Introducing Professionals to Planning & Design for Walking	1.3M
David Lamb Lincoln University	Planning and managing our cities better, to accommodate for the needs of walkers	3.2M	545K
Sonia Lavadinho Swiss Federal Institute of Technology	Mobile lifestyles and publicity: how accessorizing the urban nomad changes pedestrian representation of self	2.1M
Heidi Lichtwark Tauranga City Council, Sport BOP, SPARC, BOPDHB, ACC	Tauranga working together to walk	719K
Mike Mellor Living Streets Aotearoa	Newtown	1.1M
Jane Mudford, Jo Carling & Fi McKay Land Transport NZ	Walk this way - the way forward for Safer Routes and council case studies	2.9M	743K
Carol Murray North Shore City Council	Keeping Them Safe	1.9M	232K
Peter Ollivier Duffill Watts & Tse Ltd	Pedestrian audit case study - a practical approach	3.2M	336K
Diana O'Neill SPARC	Most active nation-how walking contributes to SPARC’s goal of being the most active nation	1.8M
Grant Schofield AUT University	Physical Activity and built environment in New Zealand: What’s the evidence?	4.1M
Amanda Sutherland Communities Living Injury Free, Auckland City	Footpaths R 4 people	1.1M
Christian Thomas International Federation of Pedestrians	Homezones go downtown (full paper)	5.5M	1.6M
Darren Walton Opus Consultants	Impediments to Walking	2.7M
Brian Ward Timaru District Council	Timaru Active Transport Strategy	4.0M	845K
Marie Winitana Hutt Valley DHB	Hikoi	12.9M
Karen Witten & Emily Rose Massey University	Neighbourhood differences in mode choices for the trip to the dairy	713K	287K