Ramblers Cymru - Paths to Wellbeing Geohub online data presentation

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Ramblers Cymru - Paths to Wellbeing Geohub Online Data Presentation Brief Description of Services Required: Paths to Wellbeing is a collaborative project to improve people’s access to a more biodiverse Wales. Ramblers Cymru wishes to appoint a geospatial data developer to create a microsite to showcase the newly created walking routes as part of the Paths to Wellbeing Project. The bi-lingual (Welsh and English) Paths to Wellbeing microsite will be a subsite of the Ramblers main website (CMS built using Drupal) that will focus on displaying footpath walking routes for Wales. Said walking routes will be those designed and approved via the Paths to Wellbeing project and its stakeholders, with future intentions to also include any remaining public routes of Ramblers Cymru. The main purpose for this newly created microsite is to promote Paths to Wellbeing walking routes and showcase the work of Ramblers Cymru and volunteers throughout Wales in an interactive manner. PDF versions of every route will also be accessible via the interactive map to download (giving a form of “offline” functionality), in addition to photo galleries highlighting points of interest. Furthermore, branded static content pages (i.e about us, contact us) will be essential to create continuity between this new site and the Ramblers main site. It is a core requirement that all geospatial data be located and accessed through the GeoHub (Ramblers geospatial data package, built and managed by Astun Technology). Similarly, the microsite needs to be designed with the intention to eventually integrate with the main Ramblers website. Both requirements are essential for sustainability and longevity. Estimated Deadline: September 2022 Key Contact Details: Hannah Wilcox Brooke, Project Manager, Paths to Wellbeing hannah.brooke@ramblers.org.uk Joe Marshall-Mills, Monitoring Officer, Paths to Wellbeing joe.marshall-mills @ramblers.org.uk Background and Overview The Welsh Government’s Enabling Natural Resources and Wellbeing (ENRAW) has awarded funds for Ramblers Cymru to deliver a pan-Wales access and nature focused project. Working regionally, the project will facilitate community volunteering to enhance local green spaces, nature and access.  In partnership with local authorities and environmental NGOs, Regional Officers will help identify alignments between nature and access objectives, acting as catalysts and facilitators to deliver action against the strategic plans and business objectives of partners and Ramblers Cymru. The project works with 18 communities across Wales. Through community and partner consultation, and engagement with new and existing volunteers, each region is benefiting from investment in infrastructure and equipment that drives forward the ambitions, and meets the local need, for better quality, more biodiverse, more accessible green spaces.  In addition to staff in each of the 6 regions (aligned with NRW Area Statements), each regional officer has access to capital and revenue funding for infrastructure and equipment, volunteer recruitment and training, promotional material (including site-specific materials), and development support (to identify ongoing funding and additional resources). The 2 year project ends June 2023. Website Requirements Prominent design and ease of use regarding the bi-lingual aspect of the website (translations will be provided). Walking route geospatial data will need to be drawn from the GeoHub (Ramblers’ GIS data base) and displayed with functionality to be able to filter (i.e between locations/ communities, family friendly or not). For all data to be displayed on appropriate base mapping, namely OpenStreetMap and OS (subject to licensing). A GeoHub focused workflow (GeoJSON) will need to be designed to accommodate ad-hoc/ ongoing data change requests (i.e route diversions, missing data). Note: this will need to be managed through iShare (Geohub viewing/ annotating platform for Ramblers staff). To be