<P>This section covers events, organised activities and on-going programmes which promote walking, including:<ul><li>Case studies, reports etc on walking activity </li><li>Promotion of the walking habit by younger people</li><li>Walking School Buses, school access and Safe Routes to School</li><li>Walking and health activities for older people</li><li>Pamphlets and advertisements for programmes and activities</li></ul>
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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.Topics:
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Neighbourhood accessibility planning (LTNZ)
Submitted by administrator on Wed, 23/08/2006 - 23:47Neighbourhood accessibility planning (LTNZ) - Web page
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The walking community partnership programme (HSC)
Submitted by administrator on Wed, 23/08/2006 - 01:46The 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.Author(s): |
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In my neighbourhood - walking school buses (EECA)
Submitted by administrator on Tue, 22/08/2006 - 22:28
Walking school buses are a safe, active and healthy way for children to get to school.
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Walking children home from school a ... injury prevention measure (ACC)
Submitted by administrator on Mon, 21/08/2006 - 23:05
ACC Chief Executive Garry Wilson hopes that momentum from the 708 primary schools and their communities taking part in Friday’s Walk Me Home Day will spur caregivers to regularly walk their children home from school.
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Keeping it beautiful (Tasman)
Submitted by administrator on Fri, 18/08/2006 - 20:48Mudcakes and Roses
Keeping it beautiful (Tasman) - Web page
Keep New Zealand Beautiful groups work alongside Council to keep our parks, reserves and walkways looking superb. The groups are currently operating with enthusiasm in Richmond, Motueka and Golden Bay tackling large and small projects that make a considerable difference to the spaces we live our lives in.Region (NZ):
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Community and recreation (Tasman)
Submitted by administrator on Fri, 18/08/2006 - 20:24Community and recreation (Tasman) - Web page
Tasman District Council employs a Community Recreation Adviser whose responsibilities and contact details are outlined.Author(s): | |
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The Walking School Bus (Nelson)
Submitted by administrator on Thu, 17/08/2006 - 03:30The Walking School Bus (Nelson) - Web page
Many school communities in Nelson have started their own Walking School Bus programs to encourage changing the way children get to school.Author(s): |
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Community road safety programme (Nelson)
Submitted by administrator on Thu, 17/08/2006 - 03:28Community road safety programme (Nelson) - Web page
Each year an educational road safety programme is developed to co-ordinate local community efforts.Region (NZ):
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Road safety (Invercargill)
Submitted by administrator on Wed, 16/08/2006 - 19:58Road safety (Invercargill) - Web page
The Council's Traffic Management Officer, Parking Division, and Road Safety Southland work together to educate and reduce deaths and injuries in Invercargill City and the greater Southland area.Region (NZ):
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About Us
Living Streets Aotearoa is the New Zealand organisation for people on foot, promoting walking-friendly communities. We are a nationwide organisation with local branches and affiliates throughout New Zealand.
We want more people walking and enjoying public spaces be they young or old, fast or slow, whether walking, sitting, commuting, shopping, between appointments, or out on the streets for exercise, for leisure or for pleasure.