Build the case for cycling - ECF teams up with WHO/ Europe to show you how
05 Jan, 2015
Turning the benefits of cycling into concrete numbers is key to getting the message across to policy makers.
That’s why at ECF we are partnering with WHO/ Europe to provide a programme of free webinars on the updated HEAT (Health and Economic Assessment Tool), with a focus on cycling. HEAT is an excellent tool that can be used to translate lower levels of mortality thanks to cycling and walking into financial benefits.
After a successful first webinar, during which public health expert Dr. Nick Cavill gave an excellent overview of how HEAT can help put weight behind building a case for cycling, the next round will take place on January 13th. Register now!
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