08th Jul 2011
Phase three of the Australian Federal Government's Healthy Communities Initiative (HCI) opened for grant applications on 6 July 2011. The program supports local governments across Australia to increase the number of adults, predominantly not in the paid workforce, engaged in physical activity and healthy eating programs and activities. Applications close 19 August 2011.
06th Jul 2011
This report by the US National Cooperative Highway Research Program was released in May 2011. The report documents streamlined methods for meeting federal funding requirements for small-scale highway projects including active transport projects. For Australian readers it provides an interesting overview of the range of funding programs available in the US.
20th Jan 2011
There is no single NSW granst directory website. The following are grants from NSW government that could be used for cycling projects:
20th Jan 2011
The fastest way to find local, state and federal government information and services.
20th Jan 2011
South Australian local government councils, businesses and community groups can apply for funding for projects that encourage cycling, walking and reducing car use.
20th Jan 2011
The Grants Directory is a compilation of grants and other assistance programs available to communities and local governments in regional and metropolitan Western Australia. The Directory contains programs provided by the Western Australian and Australian Governments as well as private sector organisations.
20th Jan 2011
The Queensland Government provides grants and funding to individuals, businesses, not-for-profit organisations and local government. Find a grant by name, category, keyword or use the wizard if you are not sure what type of grant may be available to you.
20th Jan 2011
Find government grants and assistance for individuals, businesses and communities
The GrantsLINK directory has information about federal, state and local government funding programs that can help you:
19th Jan 2011
January 12, 2011 BikeBaltimore - Programs
According to a new report by the Political Economy Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, building bike lanes and pedestrian projects, and bike boulevards, create more job per million dollars spent than road repairs and road resurfacing.
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