Course: Urban Mobility for Liveability

Creating ‘liveable’ communities that are healthy and sustainable is an aspiration of policymakers globally. Indicators are being used at the national, state and local level to compare the liveability of …

This week, we’ll explore the role of indicators and data as an integral part of understanding healthy liveable cities. In particular we’ll focus on: measuring liveability and how this relates …

We would like you to choose one of these activities to produce a case study. Concept brief exploring the transformation a neighbourhood or part of a city A project plan …

There are a number of approaches to considering the economics of public health interventions through active transport and liveability interventions in the city. The Health Economic Assessment Tool (HEAT), as …

Well-designed buildings, spaces and places contribute to a wide array of values and benefits that range from direct, tangible, financial benefits through to indirect, intangible, long term values, such as …

Prioritising public transport and active transport is critical for healthy cities and healthy people. Fortunately, there are many ways that public and active transport are now being considered in urban …

Conventional economic frameworks can overlook how mobility influences the health and liveability of a city in a range of ways. This week, we’ll explore the non-economic benefits of change, especially …

This course will take you on a deep dive into the key steps for transforming cities into mobility driven liveable communities that we can measure, assess, identify and evaluate. Creating …