Project Reports (most recent first)
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| January 2006 |
Title: Stage 2 Report
Abstract: Despite increasing internal tourism, boat hire on the Broads is proving to be an area of decline. The increasing popularity of EcoTourism, an area of tourism which seeks to
exploit our natural resources in the least intrusive and most sustainable way, could provide a significant boost to the Broads tourism sector. However, the Norfolk Broads
are now under environmental pressure in a manner they have never been before.
Sustaining this environment against the pressures of modern use has become
increasingly important. To ensure that the proposed EcoBoat is both environmentally sustainable and economically viable the principles of sustainable engineering have
been closely observed in the analysis described in this report.
Document: Acrobat Reader: ecostage2.pdf ()
Please Note: The report is a large file. Accessing it may take considerable time, depending upon the speed of your internet connection and the current status of the network. If required, the information can be downloaded in sections.
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| May 2005 |
Title: Final Report
Abstract: Ecoboat - Boats for a Sustainable Future on the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. Final report prepared for submission May 2005.
Please Note: Some of these files are large. Accessing them may take considerable time, depending upon the speed of your internet connection and the current status of the network.
'Hard copies' of the report are are available at £25 each and CDs at £5 each from:
Peter Howe (
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2 Littlewood Lane,
Hoveton,
Norfolk, NR12 8DZ
01603 783 096
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State of the Art Review |
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Consultation Report |
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| 2005-02-04 |
Title: Status Report
Abstract: Work on the project was started by Newcastle University in December 2004 and is progressing well. At the end of January, the bulk of the work on the state of the art review has been completed, and attention is being turned towards the second stage, the elicitation of local knowledge...
Document: MSWord: projstat001.doc Acrobat Reader: projstat001.pdf |
| 2005-01-24 |
Title: ICOMIA PROJECT 2005
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“SUSTAINABLE BOATING”, by Eivind Amble.
Abstract: The growing environmental awareness world wide makes it essential for the boating industry to be pro-active and as such seriously look into how to meet the challenge to provide that recreational boating be regarded an acceptably sustainable activity by politicians, bureaucrats and environmentalists in the future....
Document: MSWord: eamble001.doc Acrobat Reader: eamble001.pdf |
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Title: Contract Brief
Abstract: The project aims to increase awareness of ‘Sustainable Boating’ on the Norfolk Broads. In this context, this term refers to the design, construction, operation and decommissioning of boats in ways which have the lowest possible impact on the environment and which enhance the quality of life for the local and wider community...
Document: MSWord: brief001.doc Acrobat Reader: brief001.pdf |
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