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European Cyclists' Federation
24th May 2013
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  • Welcome to the European Cyclists’ Federation.
    We lobby, we advocate, we network, we research, we attend events, we organize.... we work for a brighter future for cycling and bicycle users.
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  • 22.05.2013 ECF attends ITF annual summit, calls on national ministers to co-fund local cycling infrastructure
    ECF urges OECD transport ministers to co-fund local cycling strategies at the annual summit of the International Transport Forum (ITF) in Leipzig, Germany.
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  • Leaning back is no longer an option: 3 success stories of how national governments co-fund local bicycle projects
    Danish government decided to invest 133 million Euros in the ‘Bicycle fund 2009-2014’ in order to help local governments to improve conditions for cycling. In 2013, Denmark is one of the three most cycling-friendly countries in Europe, together with the Netherlands and Hungary.
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  • Is cycling a money printing machine? Shift to sustainable transport modes is good for the economy, new study finds
    A shift to sustainable transport would growth the economy and create much more new jobs than lost in the automotive sector, a new study finds.
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