Support the "Getting Around" collaborative project

We have no money gentlemen, so we shall have to think.
– Ernest Rutherford, on taking over Cavendish Laboratory in 1919

If you wish to make a contribution to support the Getting Around: : Cities, Complexity, Indolence and the Sliver Arrow of Equity book project and two-year  research and testing program behind it, here is how to transfer funds to support this work:

1. To make direct bank wire transfers:

Account Holder: Association EcoPlan International
Account no. 00010465401
Crédit Industriel et Commercial de Paris
Succursale BR (Montparnasse)
202 Blvd. Raspail / 75014 Paris, France
SWIFT: CMCIFRPP
IBAN : FR76 3006 6106 2100 0104 6540 105

2. To make payment via PayPal or credit card:

(1) Click www.paypal.com.
(2) Enter your account (or set one up quickly (and safely) as indicated).
(3) Click "send money".
(4) Address if you wish to transfer US Dollars: fekbritton@gmail.com. Or if transfer is to be made in  Euros:  association@ecoplan.org.
(5) Amount.
(6) Click "Personal".
(7) Click "Gift".

* PayPal also has provision for paying by credit card. It is fairly well explained on the site.

3. Or if you prefer to send a check:

Association EcoPlan International
9, rue Gabillot
F69003 Lyon, France

* Kindly make your check payable to "Association EcoPlan International".

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Further background on both the book and the process behind it will be regularly posted and updated as progress is made, both here in World Streets and on our associated Facebook Group site at http://www.facebook.com/worldstreets.

And of course your ideas and suggestions as the project moves ahead will be most appreciated. From the beginning this has been a team project and its great strength relies in the fact that many of us are involved.

Thank you.

Eric Britton

PS.  If you are not in a position to make a financial contribution at this time, you might consider dropping a note to me to let me know of your support for this initiative.  After all, man may live by bread, but not by bread alone. (And if you do take the time to write, make sure you give me your full address and contact details. So that at this end I will be able to get you a copy of the book when completed,)

And while I have your attention I should also note that  access to World Streets and any of our projects and media is and will continue to be free for all.  Moreover we do not accept advertising. Beyond this, we do not accept funds from students, people without jobs or living on pensions, or from anyone living in the developing world.  We each do our bit, working within our means. A bit of a challenge admittedly, but that's the way it is.  Nobody ever said that sustainable development was going to be easy.

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