Work under this ambitious world-wide collaborative program is financed through income generated by: report purchases, program subscriptions, sponsorships and donations. There are basically three ways to access the results, processes and working tools of this program for your city or group's information, policy and planning purposes: (1) One-time subscription to the print report; (2) Take out a full program subscription and support package for your city project or program for 2008; and (3) Program sponsorship and support.
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City Bike
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New Mobility Advisory Brief. Vol. 1, No. 1
The report provides a key analytic document based on direct experience with and deep knowledge of the city bike field and its broader strategic planning context, as practiced at the leading edge in cities around the world. It has been prepared as a cost-effective first step in a broader phased process of laying the base for a strong city bike project in your city.
- For orders received before 15 October 2008: €650.00 or US$ 950.00
- From 16 October on: €950.00 or US$ 1,450.00
The latest edition of the report will be sent to the incoming subscribers upon receipt of their signed order and confidentiality agreement. This rate applies to individual subscribers, public interest and user groups, university/research programs, and small city teams, for their limited and strictly internal use. (We ask that you sign our non-disclosure agreement as a condition for this special subscriber rate. See order form below).
To place your order:
First click here for full details on print report.
And then click here for the order form.
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| 2. To subscribe to full 2008/9 program: |
Program deliverables:
By joining the program you are entitled to the following comprehensive package of reports and services: (1) immediate delivery of latest edition of the update report print report; (2) periodic Report Updates:(3) a Hotline Support ; (4) Debriefs/News; (5) participation in invitational World City Bike Forum; (6) Occasional Working Papers; (7) Plan/Project Benchmarking Services; and (8) invitations to participate in Accelerated Learning Sessions .
Subscription provides a solid toolkit of background, strategic counsel and support services for mayors, city leaders and agencies, suppliers and consultants interested in looking more closely into these innovative systems for their cities. The latest edition of the report will be sent to the incoming subscribers upon receipt of their signed order and confidentiality agreement, and access to the other services will be set in motion at that time.
- For orders received before 15 Oct. 2008: €7,500.00 or US$ 10,500.
- From 16 October on: €9,500 or US$ 14,500.
How to place your order:
Click here for details on full program.
Click here for order form.
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| 3. To organize a WCB City Internship project |
The cost of a fully supported internship program can range from $/€ 10,000.00 - $/€ 20,000.00 for the full work package and final report and recommendations, depending on level of detail targeted, content, support and timing. To initiate these discussions we invite you to click here to chose the manner in which you want to get started on this.
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| Why subscribe and support this project? |
- First and most immediately, because it puts into your hands a cost-effective, potentially very high impact working toolkit and support process to help you prepare for an important (and in general at best only shakily identified) new mobility option for your city at a time of great need.
- Second, because through your subscription, your financial support will help us to fund the important work behind this project and the other projects underway in the "Reinventing Transport in Cities" program behind it.
- Third, our goal is to get this report into the hands of as many decision makers and sources of counsel as possible. Including in poorer cities and countries in the developing world. To this end, we have arranged that each city or agency in the advanced economies who signs on to the program, will be invited to nominate a city or public interest group in the developing world for whom we can make available a copy of the Briefs at no cost and as a gift from you. Should you have no city or agency immediately in mind, please contact us since we have a list of those who have indicated their interest in receiving sponsored copies or subscriptions under this North/South exchange program.
- And finally as a public vote of confidence in the importance of these challenges and your belief that we need to start to deal with them in practical terms as best we can. And right now!
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| Other ways to gain access to and work with this program |
Beyond this, and as part of our long held public service obligations, the project has been organized to provide extensive working materials, references and planning and implementation guidelines and aids in the web site which is free to all comers. For unfunded public interest groups, students, researchers, academic and public interest teams, we believe that the materials and references painstakingly assembled in this website can go a long way in their self-education efforts. This last is part of our commitment to simulating and supporting development of these low-carbon, high-amenity, new mobility systems in as many cities as possible in the years directly ahead.
Program sponsorship:
As you will see as you check through this website this is an ambitious and we think important public interest project, and though it is open to individual and corporate subscribers, there is at the same time an important role to be played by persons and group who wish to contribute to the costs of this ongoing program.
We invite groups, agencies and individual doors considering possibly supporting this program to click here for further details.
Gift Subscriptions:
The Briefs make a terrific gift for your mayor, city manager or counselor. Get in touch and we will arrange for your gift to be accompanied by a letter acknowledging your personal commitment to your city.
Special rates:
Unfunded NGOs, groups working in the developing countries, university libraries, students, unemployed, and our local implementation partners. Please contact us for details.
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| National Partner Editions: |
We are seeking national partners to work with us to prepare special editions, including in other languages. These sponsored can be distributed by the national partner in their name to cities and concerned agencies in their country. If you have any leads for us on this, they would be most appreciated. Our goal is to get this report into the hands of as many decision makers and sources of counsel as possible.
Contact us to discuss.
| For additional information or questions: |
EcoPlan International
8 rue Joseph. Bara, 75006 Paris, France.
T: +331 4326 1323. E. secretariat@newmobility.org
New Mobility Partnerships
9440 Readcrest, Los Angeles CA 90210
T +1 310 601-8468 E. partnerships@newmobility.org
We invite considering suppliers, consulting and funded agencies to click here for further details.
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