Cycle Friendly Awards - History

Example Cycle Friendly Award Trophy
The Cycle Friendly Awards were devised by CAN and have been running since 2003. The purpose of the Awards is to acknowledge and celebrate some of the most notable achievements in the country that are helping to promote cycling and to create a cycle-friendly environment.
The major sponsor gets added to the Awards title each year in recognition of their contribution.
The awards run annually towards the end of the year. There are several categories, and in each category there are finalists. Category winners are announced during an Awards function.
A panel of judges uses criteria to individually asses the nominations. Combining the judges scores determines the winner. The following criteria are used:
Coverage
- number of people potentially affected
Success to date
- of initiatives / person in encouraging cycling
Potential
- applicability to other locations / organisations / commitment by person
Innovation
- relative uniqueness & innovation of initiative / person's action in NZ
The following pages summarise winners (and finalists, where appropriate):
The following links and the attachments below give access to previous awards presentations:
- CAN Cycle Friendly Awards 2009
- Gemini Cycle Friendly Awards 2008
- SPARC Cycle Friendly Awards 2007
Cycle Friendly Awards Wikipedia post
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| AwardsPresentn2003.pdf | 1.71 MB |
| AwardsPresentn2004.pdf | 913.12 KB |
| AwardsPresentation2005.pdf | 677.3 KB |
| AwardsPresentn2006.pdf | 447.51 KB |
