Research papers on PASTA - Physical Activity Through Sustainable Transport Approaches
A collection of research papers published using data collected from a longitudinal study carried out in seven European cities on the link between using sustainable transport approaches (e.g. walking, cycling) and health.
Handbook of good practice case studies for promotion of walking and cycling
This handbook presents good practice case studies for promotion of walking and cycling and highlights successful measures across the transport planning and public health domains that had a health dimension embedded.
Health economic assessment tool (HEAT) for walking and for cycling
Methods and user guide on physical activity, air pollution, injuries and carbon impact assessments produced by the World Health Organization and updated in 2017 through the European funded project, PASTA - Physical Activity through Sustainable Transport Approaches.
ROCK Factsheet No. 3: Technological solutions for heritage-led urban regeneration
This is the last of the three factsheets that present the diverse facets of the ROCK project. This third factsheet will dig deeper into one of the most distinctive elements of the project: technological solutions to boost heritage-led urban regeneration.
Cultural Heritage leading urban futures: This is the second of three factsheets, which will present the diverse facets of the ROCK project. This second one will refer to the knowledge exchange process among cities that are part of ROCK dealing with similar challenges, or the so-called ROCK Mentoring process.
WHITE PAPER AND RECOMMENDATIONS to the EU Urban Agenda partnership on culture and cultural heritage
Potential collaborations and synergies between ROCK and other European funded projects on cultural heritage as well as input to support the EU Urban Agenda Partnership for Culture and Cultural Heritage launched in November 2018.
Local Action Guide: Collaborative Approaches to Adaptive Reuse of Cultural Heritage
User-friendly instructional guide and tool catalogue for local leaders who would like to learn more about circular approaches to adaptive reuse of cultural heritage and how to implement a Local Action Plan for Adaptive Reuse of Cultural Heritage.