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27th April: Transport - What is Sustainable for Melbourne
Transport - What is Sustainable for Melbourne from Social, Environmental and Economic Perspectives, and What are the Barriers to this?
The next B.A.T.E meeting will be held on
Thursday 27th April 2006
8:30am 10:30am
60L Building
60 Leicester Street, Carlton
Theme: Transport - What is Sustainable for Melbourne from Social, Environmental and Economic Perspectives, and What are the Barriers to this?
Panel Speakers
Dr. Paul Mees, Lecturer, Melbourne University.
Paul lectures in transport planning, metropolitan planning and planning law in the urban planning program at the University of Melbourne and is the author of A Very Public Solution: Transport in the Dispersed City. Paul will discuss barriers to sustainable transport.
Rosemarie Speidel, Program Director, Cycling Promotion Fund
Rosemarie will discuss the links between social health and transport.
Kate Colvin, Policy Analyst, Victorian Council of Social Service
Kate will cover the social sustainability aspects of transport.
Andrew Korr, Transport Program Manager, City of Melbourne
Andrew will outline Melbourne City Council's latest proposal for more sustainable transport in Melbourne.
email: will.symons@maunsell.com to RSVP by Tuesday 25th April
BATE exists because of you and for you! It is your participation, willingness to contribute and enthusiasm to network and share experiences, that makes our meetings so valuable and rewarding.
source: http://www.vlga.org.au/news/items/2006/04/02021.shtml
The next B.A.T.E meeting will be held on
Thursday 27th April 2006
8:30am 10:30am
60L Building
60 Leicester Street, Carlton
Theme: Transport - What is Sustainable for Melbourne from Social, Environmental and Economic Perspectives, and What are the Barriers to this?
Panel Speakers
Dr. Paul Mees, Lecturer, Melbourne University.
Paul lectures in transport planning, metropolitan planning and planning law in the urban planning program at the University of Melbourne and is the author of A Very Public Solution: Transport in the Dispersed City. Paul will discuss barriers to sustainable transport.
Rosemarie Speidel, Program Director, Cycling Promotion Fund
Rosemarie will discuss the links between social health and transport.
Kate Colvin, Policy Analyst, Victorian Council of Social Service
Kate will cover the social sustainability aspects of transport.
Andrew Korr, Transport Program Manager, City of Melbourne
Andrew will outline Melbourne City Council's latest proposal for more sustainable transport in Melbourne.
email: will.symons@maunsell.com to RSVP by Tuesday 25th April
BATE exists because of you and for you! It is your participation, willingness to contribute and enthusiasm to network and share experiences, that makes our meetings so valuable and rewarding.
source: http://www.vlga.org.au/news/items/2006/04/02021.shtml
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