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Changing physical activity behaviour (SPARC)

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Key lessons learned
Changing physical activity behaviour (SPARC) - Document - Adobe PDF - Acrobat Reader
The purpose of this resource is to detail the key learnings to date from the regional and district physical activity strategic planning projects that ha
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Policy
Recreation
Health
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Government Department
SPARC
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behaviour change
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Activity friendly environments - complete resources (SPARC)

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Activity friendly environments - complete resources (SPARC) - PDF document
This Activity Friendly Environment resource relates to daily life physical activity, whilst acknowledging that discretionary physical activity is just as important.
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Activities
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Government Department
SPARC
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strategy
barriers
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Active communities applications guidelines (SPARC)

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Active communities guidelines (SPARC) - PDF document
Active Communities investment is aimed at increasing participation in physical activity, at a local and regional level by investing in territorial authorities.
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Activities
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Government Department
SPARC
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funding
active living
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Land Transport NZ research strategy 2006/7

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Land Transport NZ research strategy 2006/7 - Document - Adobe PDF - Acrobat Reader
PDF document. This strategy establishes the direction that Land Transport New Zealand’s research programme is headed for 2006-2007.
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National level
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Walking strategies
Policy
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Government Department
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prevention research
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Land transport research strategy - overview (LTNZ)

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Land transport research strategy - overview (LTSA) - Web page
Web page. Land Transport NZ commissions innovative research which contributes towards making New Zealand's land transport system more integrated, safer, more responsive and sustainable.
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National level
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Walking strategies
Policy
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Government Department
Land Transport NZ / LTSA
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prevention research
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The community road safety programme (LTNZ)

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The community road safety programme (LTNZ) - Web page
Information on the community road safety programme (CRSP) which was established in 1990 and funds initiatives to address local road safety issues throughout New Zealand.
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Activities
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Government Department
Land Transport NZ / LTSA
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development
safety education
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The walking community partnership programme (HSC)

Submitted by administrator on Wed, 23/08/2006 - 01:46
The walking community partnership programme (HSC) - MS Word document
The Walking Community Partnership Programme provides opportunities to help organisations plan, implement and evaluate events, promotions and programmes promoting walking as a transport option for short trips.
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Hea
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Activities
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Government Department
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active transport
recreational walking
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