Recent webinars
2024
MAV and VicHealth - Better delivery of walking and bike riding projects
Climate resilience can be strengthened through understanding and planning for the heat and human health impacts of climate change.
- Climate resilience webinar - GO slides (PDF - 92KB)
- Climate resilience webinar - Building a heat safe Melbourne (PDF - 2.73MB
- Climate resilience - Samantha Chapman (PDF - 656KB)
- Climate resilience - Martin Hartigan (PDF - 18.7MB)
- Climate resilience - Thami Croeser
MAV and VicHealth - Better delivery of walking and bike riding projects
This Active Leadership in Active Transport Councillor focussed webinar discusses the current active transport landscape in Victoria. Presented in partnership with VicHealth, it addresses why walking and bike riding are important priority areas for local government as well as tools, tips and resources to help successful project development and delivery, including a panel session with councillors sharing their experiences.
2023
MAV and VicHealth - Improving Active Travel to School
MAV and VicHealth - Better Delivery of Walking and Bike Riding Projects
- Barriers and Facilitators to Regional Cycling Infrastructure Projects (PDF - 12.9MB)
- Pop-up Bike Lanes: Program Reflections & Lessons Learned (PDF - 13MB)
- Port Phillip City Council - Cycling and Streetscape Project Delivery (PDF - 5.01MB)
MAV and Victoria Walks – Smart Urban Futures Conference
- The recent Smart Urban Futures Conference included a quick overview of three recent webinars on regional councils, advocacy and engaging children and young people. You can also review the slides (PDF - 5.6MB).
2022
VLGP / MAV Walking & Bike Riding Webinar
Advocacy for Increased Walking and Riding
LGIU and MAV Webinar Recording – Active Leadership in Active Transport
Walking and Riding in Regional Areas (Video) - held on 23 August 2022
2021
Movement and Place Presentation (PDF - 17.4MB) – July 2021
Rural and Regional Active Transport Presentation (PDF - 11.5MB) – June 2021
Victorian Road Safety Strategy 2021- 2030
2020
Evaluation of Walking and Cycling Projects
- Alice Woodruff – Evaluation of an intervention to encourage walking (PDF - 4.7MB)
- Elliot Fishman – Growing Cycling’s Contribution (PDF - 20.2MB)
- City of Port Phillip – Moray Street Upgrade Evaluation (PDF - 2.9MB)
Lessons from Delivering Walking and Cycling Projects
- City of Bendigo – Ellis Street Flora Hill (PDF - 4.5MB)
- City of Melbourne – Adjustable Bike Lanes (PDF - 3.9MB)
- Wyndham City Council – Pop Up Shared Zone (PDF - 1.5MB)
Behaviour Change to Support Walking and Bike Riding
- Alice Woodruff – Influencing travel behaviours towards walking and riding (PDF - 23.4MB)
- City of Bendigo – Let's Walk program (PDF - 1.5MB)
- City of Darebin – Octopus Schools (PDF - 3.4MB)