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Space is Money: The economic case for walkable settlements in NZ

Speaker Profile

Julie is a transportation planner with McCormick Rankin Cagney consultants.  She is passionate about sustainable transport and sees an extraordinary opportunity to achieve better economic outcomes and more liveable cities with innovative approaches to defining and solving transportation problems.

Presenter: 
Julie Anne Genter
Session or Keynote: 
Keynote
Organisation or Business: 
McCormick Rankin Cagney Consultants
Session slot: 
Tue a.m. early

Conference 2010

delegates enjoy early morning harbour walkpanel for last session

Living Streets Aotearoa ran the 4th New Zealand Conference on walking and liveable communities on 2/3 August 2

Minutes Executive Council meeting 14 June 2010

Living Streets Aotearoa Inc 

Minutes of Executive Council Meeting

Walking awards

Read about the 2009 Awards and the winners and look at the photos

Congratuations to the Winners of the 2010 Golden Foot Awards!

and to all the finalists and participants who have demonstrated  fantastic programmes, facilities, projects and commitment that is making New Zealand a safer and exciting place for all walkers.


Minutes Executive Council Meeting 24 May 2010

Living Streets Aotearoa Inc 

Minutes of Executive Council Meeting

Minutes Executive Council Meeting 10 May 2010

Living Streets Aotearoa Inc 

Minutes of Executive Council Meeting

2010 Walking Awards application procedures

Read more about the categories here.

Entries for nominations close on 30th June 2010. Anyone can nominate by filling in this nomination form.

Minutes Executive Council Meeting February 2010

Living Streets Aotearoa Inc 

Minutes of Executive Council Meeting

Model communities funding announced today

Napier Hastings and New Plymouth have been choosen from a short list as the two target Model Communities.

The two communities will receive $7.5 million for funding walking and cycling facilities to significantly enhance walking as a transport mode; creating healthy, safe, and economically robust communities.

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