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Further Information Information flow and continuous learning is crucial for any project’s success. The outputs from the REVIT project are as manifold and complex as the revitalisation process of a brownfield site itself. REVIT has developed an innovative way to share the information gained from this project to guide others through this complex network of information in a way that is easy to follow, but one that illustrates that the key REVIT issues are all interconnected and should not be considered out of context of the whole. All the project outputs are available in electronic format and can be accessed free of charge via the Internet in the form of the REVIT Self-Guiding Trail. Contained in this are: ■ background studies ■ reports on assessment of transnational formal/legal differences ■ written presentations of best practice examples ■ articles and lessons learnt from joint pilot projects ■ checklists and toolkits REVIT Self-Guiding Trail The internet-based REVIT Self-Guiding Trail is designed to provide experts, practitioners and students with a guided route to access information from the experiences, recommendations, new findings and innovative methodologies of the REVIT project. The information has been structured in such as way as to allow each visitor to find the appropriate detail of information they are looking for: through a tiered system of categorised information and links to documents, starting with simple recommendations and leading to more detailed documentation should the visitor wish to know more. The REVIT Self-Guiding Trail starts with the recommendations that were developed for each specific key topic regarding brownfield redevelopment. From these core recommendations, the trail leads to the key facts on which the recommendations were built; developed through the methodological and technical exercises of the project. Thus, the visitor will understand the background as to why the recommendations were made. If more detailed information is needed, each key fact links through to original detailed reports or studies. In addition to this guided route, short cuts are also possible at each level. For example, from the main starting page there is a direct link to the detailed reports, by-passing the recommendations and key facts. The REVIT Self-Guiding Trail can be accessed without time-consuming searches with keywords, and avoids the unintended participation that can occur through an interactive learning course, where often too much detail can result in a loss of sight for the essential facts. The REVIT Self-Guiding Trail can be found at: www.revit-nweurope.org/selfguidingtrail 43
Partner Details: Landeshaupstadt Stuttgart Amt für Liegenschaften und Wohnen Dorotheenstr. 2 70173 Stuttgart Germany +49 (0) 711216 7194 thomas.zuegel@stuttgart.de Peter Scott Torfaen County Borough Council Regeneration County Hall Cwmbran Torfaen County Borough Council NP44 2WN United Kingdom +44 (0) 1633 648023 peter.scott@torfaen.gov.uk Wendy Mesher Medway Renaissance Regeneration and Environmental Projects Eastgate House High Street Rochester Kent ME1 1EW United Kingdom +44 (0) 1634 331336 wendy.mesher@medway.gov.uk Stéphanie Arnaud Conurbation of Nantes Métropole DG renouvellement urbain 2 cours du Champ de Mars 44923 Nantes Cedex 9 France +33 (0) 240 99 52 58 stephanie.arnaud@nantesmetropole.fr Erwin Lichtenberg City of Tilburg Postbust 90157 5000 AS Tilburg Netherlands +31 (0) 13 542 9359 erwin.lichtenberg@tilburg.nl Gerard Jilleba City of Hengelo Postbus 18 7550 AA Hengelo Netherlands +31 (0) 74 2459857 g.jilleba@hengelo.nl
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