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More about the project Child and Youth Friendly Land Use and Transport Planning: Guidelines and Literature Review
A
set of guidelines for Ontario was developed in 2005, funded by the
Ontario Trillium Foundation, and also drafts for Nova Scotia and British Columbia, funded by the Public Health Agency of
Canada (PHAC). More recent work, funded by PHAC, ensured that each province has a set of guidelines developed through significant consultation in the
province.
Please click on a province's name on the right
for a link to the
Guidelines for that province.
For the project documents that
are not province-specific, click
here.
These including the Canadian
Guidelines, a document for rural communities, and a literature
review that focuses on youth.
The project was led by
Richard Gilbert and
Catherine O’Brien, research associates of the
Centre for Sustainable Transportation.
Catherine was responsible for the four Atlantic
provinces, the literature review noted in the
project’s title, and the preparation of the rural
document. Richard was responsible
for work in the other provinces and the overall direction of the project.
In Quebec, Centre research associates
Paul Lewis and
Alain Rajotte
were responsible for the
development of the Guidelines. In BC,
Jason Emmert
and Alice Miro
conducted a process of
dissemination of the Guidelines.
Jackie Avent
did this in Manitoba.
Catherine O'Brien and
Janet
Barlow disseminated the Guidelines in Nova Scotia.
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