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Raising Public Awareness about Sustainable Urban Transport (Carlosfelipe Pardo, GIZ)
Raising Public Awareness about Sustainable Urban Transport (Carlosfelipe Pardo, GIZ)
| Title of Document | Raising Public Awareness about Sustainable Urban Transport (Carlosfelipe Pardo, GIZ) |
| Abstract | Public awareness, support and information campaigns are crucial to the formulation and implementation of any sustainable transport policy in developing cities. Key components of carrying out a cost-effective initiative to raise public awareness about sustainable transport include determining a target audience, developing a strategic approach, and establishing an effective “Working Group” (with a case study on Bicycle User Groups). It is complemented by a training document on public awareness and behaviour change. |
| File Download |
► English: Raising Public Awareness about Sustainable Urban Transport (en).pdf |
| Original Source | GIZ |
| Year | 2011 |
| Region/Country | |
| Language(s) | Chinese, English, Spanish, Other |
| Document Type | Training Material - http://www.sutp.org/en-dn-th1 |
| Sector | Transport, Urban Planning |
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