Resources

On this page you will find resources produced by the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities and other organisations we support, including non-peer reviewed publications such as our books, submissions and blogs. Other useful material to which we have contributed is also listed here.

 

— Latest Resources

  • Grant, L.
    Viggers, H.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Improving Buildings, Cutting Carbon.
    Wellington, New Zealand: Steele Roberts, Aotearoa
  • Bennett, M.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Scope for building performance provisions to advance building sustainability and environmental performance in New Zealand.
    Working Paper for the National Science Challenge 11, Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities
    Download document
    Chapman-Bennett-PLHC-Scope-for-Building-Performance-Provisions-for-susty.pdf
  • Kebbell, S.
    Ombler, J.
    Nudging towards urban walkability in a car-dependent New Zealand neighbourhood.
    In M. Jones, L. Rice & F. Meraz (Eds.), Designing for health & wellbeing: Home, city, society.
    (pp. 87-108). Wilmington, USA: Vernon Press.
  • Dodge, N.
    Investment for sustainable transport: transport investment and carbon emissions in four Anglophone countries.
    NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities Policy Paper
    November 2017
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    Transport-investment.pdf
  • Dodge, N.
    Framing mobility investment: a review of the inclusion of environmental and social costs in transport appraisal frameworks in four Anglophone countries.
    NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities Policy Paper
    November 2017
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    Transport-Appraisal-Frameworks.pdf
  • Randal, E.
    Keall, M.
    Shaw, C. Russell, M.
    Woodward, A.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Why New Zealand transport policy needs to encourage walking and cycling.
    In L Early & P Howden-Chapman (Eds.), Cities in New Zealand: Preferences, patterns and possibilities.
    (pp.107-114). Wellington, New Zealand: Steele Roberts Aotearoa.
  • Fabling, R.
    Grimes, A.
    Picking up speed: Does ultrafast broadband increase firm productivity?
    Motu Working Paper 16-22
    Motu Economic and Public Policy Research

    Does adoption of ultrafast broadband result in productivity gains for New Zealand businesses? Are gains any higher when firms make complementary organisational investments?

  • Sobiecki, L.
    The future of Wellington’s bus fleet: The environmental and health implications of different upgrade options for Wellington’s bus fleet.
    NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities Policy Paper
    Victoria University of Wellington & NZ Centre for Sustainable Cities, May 2016
  • Early, L.
    Howden-Chapman, P.
    Hamer-Adams, A.
    Ombler, J.
    Introduction.
    In L. Early, P. Howden-Chapman & M. Russell (Eds.), Drivers of urban change.
    (pp. 7-14). Wellington, New Zealand: Steele Roberts Aotearoa.
  • Aspinall, C
    Cadman, C. Carrington, L.
    Chapter Nine: More than a landlord: Realising the potential of the community housing sector.
    In S Bierre., P Howden-Chapman, L Early. (Eds.), Homes People Can Afford: How to Improve Housing in New Zealand.
    Wellington. Steele Roberts Aotearoa.

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