CYCLING and SOCIAL INCLUSION

This report describes an action research project that investigated and generatedaction on small-scale local cycling projects in the UK, with a focus on exploring thelinks between such projects and social inclusion.[...]

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Year of publication:	2000-11-01
Authors:	Elster, Jake
Institutions:	London School of Economics and Political Science
Published in:	London School of Economics and Political Science - CASE Reports CASEreport 08
Subject:	Transport \| Umweltverträglichkeit \| sustanability \| Einbindung \| SOCIAL INCLUSION \| Fahrrad \| Bike

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PART I
1. Introduction
2. Method
3. Results – Stage 1: Existing actionThe cycling projects database – a nationalPicture of existing actionLondon wide picture of existing cycling activity
4. Results – Stage 2: Taking a lead in developing new actionPotential pilot project ideasThe pilot projects
5. Results – Stage 3: Supporting others to takeAction through the Bike up your lifeProgramme
Response to the Bike up your life programme
Providing support – Basic support and theIntensive support Pedal Power programme
6. Conclusions
What benefits can small scale cycling projectsDeliver?
If small-scale cycling projects are worthwhile, how can theirAdoption and establishment best be supported?
Overview
PART II
The Pilot project case studies
The Pedal Power case studies
APPENDICES
Appendix 1 – Detailed range of project typesFrom the cycling projects database
Appendix 2 – Detailed example of Basic support provided toOne group
Appendix 3 – Promotion and advertising of Bike up your Life
Appendix 4 – Data collection and recording
Appendix 5 – Obtaining copies of the full database

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