The environmental, social and economic benefits of sustainable travel to local highstreets and town centres: A literature and policy review
The aim of this research is primarily to identify the business and local economic benefits that can come from more local living across e.g. working and learning, leisure and sports, socialising and faith/interest communities, and shopping. The secondary aim of the research is to create an evidence-base of the multiple environmental, social and economic benefits of sustainable travel to local highstreets and in town centres. This evidence base should be presented in a way that is suitable for engagement with the ran...
Buyer
University Of Edinburgh - Edinburgh Climate Change Institute
Value
£35,000
Published
11 Oct 2022
Closes
27 Oct 2022
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM75
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
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CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Lots
Lot 1 The environmental, social and economic benefits of sustainable travel to local highstreets and town centres: A literature and policy review
£35,000
The research will explore how to use a combination of mechanisms to achieve policy objectives, including, but not restricted to: - reducing car use through e.g. restricting parking or pedestrianising local high streets; - encouraging more ‘thoughtful’ business practices, including e.g. refill services and local deliveries; and - providing local collection po...
Delivery: Scotland
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The aim of this research is primarily to identify the business and local economic benefits that can come from more local living across e.g. working and learning, leisure and sports, socialising and faith/interest communities, and shopping....
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