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Date posted: 29/02/2008
preliminary programme for ICTCT Melbourne
An extra workshop is announced for 14/15 April 2008 in Melbourne, Australia. If we raised your interest and you wish to participate at the workshop, please fill in the attached registration form and send it back to Clemens Kaufman.[More ...]
Date posted: 23/11/2007
International Master Class call to participate
In support of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Walk21, the International conference series and not for profit consultancy service, have agreed with the City of Copenhagen - hosts to the United Nations Climate Change conference in December 20009 - to facilitate an International Walking Master Class to ensure walking is recognised, supported and delivered in an effective way as a key solution across the world to help reduce transport emissions and energy consumption for short journeys.[More ...]
Date posted: 23/11/2007
Walk England Project Director Vacancy
Walk21 is seeking to recruit a self-motivated, experienced individual to create, a new website to inspire and encourage more people to walk by providing a single online point for the public to access local walk information and for professionals to learn from each other, develop best practice and to communicate with the public.
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Date posted: 14/11/2007
ICTCT call for papers
An extraordinary ICTCT Workshop has been arranged in Melbourne, Australia on 14/15 April 2008
The workshop will focus on Intersections: Points of communication and points of risk: Innovative intersection design for safety and mobility
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Date posted: 15/12/2006
Message of Support
AVV Transport Research Centre (Rotterdam) sent a message of support and welcome to the Management Committee at the kick off meeting in Brussels 14th and 15th November 2006 saying:
"It was a very pleasant surprise that so many researchers indicated that they wanted to participate in the project. It is a joy to see that in such a short time so many countries actually signed or indicated to sign the Memory of Understanding for the COST 358 Action. This makes it all the more important." ...[More ...]
