The DARe Repository is now available for DARe Project Partners.
The DARe Repository is a vital output of the Hub’s programme, to host DARe’s growing collection of resources and reports in a single, user-friendly platform.
The Hub designed the Repository structure, ensuring it is intuitive and easy to navigate, including careful consideration of the needs of both stakeholders already familiar with DARe’s work, and users with no prior experience.
The Repository is integrated into the existing DARe website and created with long-term usability in mind. Bringing together documents, guidance, and other resources in an organised and searchable centralised location, the Repository will help ensure DARe’s work is accessible to transport and decision-making stakeholders, as well as the wider academic community – an integral part of the Hub’s strategy to foster research impact.
Focusing on ground transport (road, rail, and active travel), DARe is developing transferable resources to help decision-makers at all levels evaluate infrastructure performance and stress-test adaptation options across future scenarios. The Hub’s recent report on the DARe Transport Performance and Risk Analysis Framework (TPRAF) is available in the Repository, as well as other resources including our suite of 21 Mini Reports, which provide focussed insights from research taking place across the team. As new outputs from the DARe Hub become available, these will be added to the Repository.
The Repository is now available to DARe Funders and Project Partners, and will be publicly available in early 2027. Please get in touch to find out more about becoming a DARe Project Partner, or to request access for one of our Partner organisations: darehub@newcastle.ac.uk.
