As part of the Smart Dublin initiative, the 4 Dublin local authorities and Enterprise Ireland recently launched the €100k Small Business Innovation Research Challenge (SBIR) . In line with a push towards a healthier, more liveable city, Dublin is seeking smart, innovative and low cost solutions to increase the number of people cycling in Dublin. See details and how to apply from Smart Dublin

The closing date is the 3rd May 2016.

See below the various presentations and additional resources from the SBIR launch and briefing -

• SBIR Briefing from Maria Gavin of Enterprise Ireland

• Presentation from Jamie Cudden of Smart Dublin

• Dublin Wants More Cyclists ! by Sarah Scannell, Walking & Cycling Officer, Dublin City Council

• Briefing Presentation from Pauline Riordain of Dublinked

• Supporting data to help inform better solutions is available here on Dublinked.

• Dublin Dashboard for real-time information, time-series indicator data, and interactive maps about all aspects of the city

Further information from Dublin Cycling Campaign that maybe of help -

• Barriers and Opportunities to Growing Cycling in Dublin

• Our research and surveys into Bike Theft in Dublin City

• The 10 Worst Junctions for Cycling in the City