Tools
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Published: November 2009The Falköping Model enables users to estimate market demand for biomethane in a region from evolving gas vehicle fleets, and estimate supply capabilities from a range of production and...
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Published: October 2009Mobility management is understood as 'soft' measures such as information and communication campaigns, organising services and co-ordinating activities of different partners, with the goal of...
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Published: August 2009This guidance document addresses the need to make new building projects accessible to sustainable transport modes. It is primarily targeted at investors, developers and urban planners and focuses...
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Published: August 2009...
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Published: August 2009Mobility management is a concept to promote sustainable transport and manage the demand for car use by changing travellers' attitudes and behaviour. At the core of mobility management are 'soft'...
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Published: July 2009If you are planning a new or redeveloped area and want to use the planning process in new and innovative ways, a planning simulation workshop could be for you.
It’s an ideal way to...
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Published: June 2009There is potential for greater efficiency and reducing environmental impact of passenger transport by improving the connections between different modes or networks of transport. The INTERCONNECT...
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Published: April 2009The AENEAS Stakeholder Involvement Handbook is intended to encourage organisations which are not familiar with stakeholder involvement to try out some of the tools and techniques in their own...
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Published: February 2009A workplace travel plan is a long-term management strategy employed by an organisation to promote more sustainable transport among staff, visitors and deliveries to its site.
This can...
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Published: May 2008The Commission's Environmental Noise Directive, adopted in 2002, requires that authorities address noise issues by developing action plans to reduce noise pollution and maintain areas where noise...