Procedures and Processes

Workshop cheatsheets

Submitted by stephenblyth.nz on 1 November, 2010 - 09:39

Attached here are two versions of the cheatsheet used in the "How to get the most out of the website" workshop. This was run by Stephen Blyth at the 2010 CAN-Do. 

The two versions are:

  1. full size - 8 pages
  2. half size - 4 pages

 

What is the CAN Committee?

Submitted by adrian on 22 September, 2010 - 11:43

All you ever wanted to know about the CAN Committee, but were afraid to ask

CAN Bikeability Instructors Guide

Submitted by Anne F on 2 March, 2010 - 21:17

Bikeability logo 120CAN has produced a guide for instructors. You can download it from the bottom of this page.
It includes lesson plans, road layout diagrams, and how to set up a training course.

Applying for funding - how to guide

Submitted by LizM on 24 March, 2009 - 16:45
Template, funding North

CAN Rules

Submitted by ribell on 3 March, 2009 - 22:28

CAN's constitution.

Rules Of The Cycling Advocates' Network (Incorporated)

(aka "CAN Constitution")

as amended on 14 November 2009

1. Name and Registered Office

1.1 The name of this society shall be "Cycling Advocates' Network Incorporated". In these Rules "CAN" means "Cycling Advocates' Network Incorporated"

CAW Job Descriptions

Submitted by AlastairS on 4 November, 2008 - 17:36
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Description of voulunteer roles.

CAN membership background paper

Submitted by adrian on 10 September, 2008 - 21:30
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A background paper describing the CAN membership structure and how CAN relates to local cycling advocacy groups.

CAN membership background paper

This document provides background on the way CAN's membership is structured and administered.

Membership structure

CAN provides membership for both individuals and for supporting organisations. Supporting organisations include bike shops, local/ regional councils, consultants, cycle touring businesses etc.

Local Group Fund Application Form

Submitted by cymbalista on 28 August, 2008 - 13:26
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CAN has established the "Local Group Fund" which has $1000 per annum to assist local cycling advocacy groups affiliated to CAN.

Local groups may apply for up to $200 for projects where the local group is prepared to contribute a minimum 20% (eg: claim $200 for a $250 project) or apply for 100% funding of projects up to $100 in cost.Download Application Form as PDF or MS Word DOC.

The policy development process

Submitted by cymbalista on 21 August, 2008 - 12:07

This document outlines the methodology for developing, getting consensus and putting in place specific CAN policies.

To background the policy development effort, we have outlined in the diagram the process that is being used to develop policies that the majority of CAN members can support.

policy diagram 

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