The following reports and publications are available for download as part of the dissemination strategy of the CATCH project:

CATCH Reports:

Summary Report (non-technical)

Best Practice Report (technical)

Evaluation Report (technical)

 

 

Relevant Reports:

transportenergy “The Route to Cleaner Buses”

 

 

CATCH Newsletters:

Catch News Issue 4 PDF / HTML

Catch News Issue 3 PDF / HTML

Catch News Issue 2 PDF / HTML

Catch News Issue 1 PDF / HTML

 

 

CATCH Poster Board Artwork:

Catch Banners

Catch Poster 1

Catch Poster 2

 

 

CATCH Dissemination Events:

Brussels, March 17th 2005

• Liverpool : The World in One City - Huw Jenkins, Liverpool City Council
• CATCH Project Partner: Arrive North West & Wales– Nigel Cross, Arriva
• The CATCH Project in Suceava – Dan Dura, Suceava Municipality
• Evaluating the CATCH project – Alan Lewis , TTR
• LIFE & CATCH - Santiago URQUIJO ZAMORA , Desk Officer LIFE Unit

Liverpool , June 28th – 29th 2005

June 28th 2006

• Introduction to European Policy and Impact on Transport on Merseyside – Neil Scales, Merseytravel
• LIFE+ New Perspectives – Robbie Craig, DEFRA
• Introduction to CATCH – Dr Karen Booth, Merseytravel
• Health Impact Assessment - Alex Scott-Samuel , International Health Impact Assessment Consortium
• Environmental Quality and the Poor: An Unjust Link? – Dr Gordon Mitchell, University of Leeds
• CATCH: Can it deliver health benefits? - Debbie Abrahams & Cathal Doyle, International Health Impact Assessment Consortium
• Does the health sector take transport, health and accessibility seriously? - Julia Taylor, Liverpool Healthy Cities
• Do we need to be regulating the bus market in the UK ? – Neil Scales, Merseytravel
• Clean, low carbon transport: the Government perspective – Mark Schuck, DfT
• Low Cost Solutions are part of the answer… - Colin Matthews, Energy Savings Trust
• There must be something more? - Jonathan Murray, Sustainable Transport Solutions Network
• Future vehicle technology across Europe: Experience of biogas for vehicles in West Sweden - Bernt Svensén, Biogas West, Gothenburg.
• Transport, Environment and Health: the links and the options - Francesca Racioppi, World Health Organization

June 29th 2006

• Smarter Choices: changing the way we travel – Lyn Sloman, Transport for Quality of Life
• Changing the Way We Travel in Merseyside – Sarah Dewar, Merseytravel
• Is it true that cultural differences demand different approaches? – Dan Dura, Suceava Municipality
• Darlington: A Town on The Move – Greg McDougall, Darlington Borough Council
• Psychology and Change: Change mechanisms and communications strategies – John Porter, Interactions
• Improving Urban Air Quality – Stephen Joseph, Transport 2000
• A different approach to the problem - Valentina Russo, CTP
• From Acronyms to Action – Tom McCabe, Liverpool City Council
• Local Air Quality Management And Regeneration – Andrew Whittles, Greenwich Borough Council
• How Can Transport Contribute to Future Air Quality Improvements? – Alan Lewis, TTR
• Urban Regeneration in Europe – Dr Andrew Jones, Birkbeck College University of London
• How is Liverpool facing the Challenge of Regeneration – Dave Boyer, Liverpool City Council
• What do we need to consider to deliver a more sustainable city? – Peter Mynors, Capita Symonds
• Regeneration and the sustainable movement of people – Tom Parker, TTR