Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Urban Mobility for Liveability
RMIT University and EIT Urban Mobility
This course was a deep dive into the key steps for transforming cities into mobility driven liveable communities that we can measure, assess, identify and evaluate. Learners analysed how can we transition to healthy cities through mobility-related interventions in the built environment.
5 weeks, 2 hours per week
Professor Marta Fernandez, PhD
Executive Director, RMIT Europe
RMIT University
Martin Vendel, PhD
Director of EIT Urban Mobility Academy
EIT Urban Mobility
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Analyse new liveability frameworks linked to the social determinants of health, involving explicit consideration of health, equity, sustainability and quality of life
. - Apply these frameworks through indicators to support evidence-based decision-making in policy and programs.
- Measure interventions and economic benefits associated with mobility and health.
- Expand considerations to multiple benefits of safety, social connection and belonging, cultural expression and environmental health
. - Explain qualitative indicators to measure grounded and diverse perspectives associated with a locality
. - Consider on-ground implementation through specific examples and encouraging collaboration and community engagement in co-design.
Syllabus
Over this course, you’ll learn more about:
- Assessing urban interventions and how to understand the key factors that determine the quantity and mix of built environment interventions required to optimise health and wellbeing outcomes.
- The evaluation of built environment interventions that influence active transport behaviour, that are required to create healthy, liveable and equitable neighbourhoods.
Issued on 28th July 2022
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