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Building physical activity into urban planning and design

Global Observatory of Healthy and Sustainable Cities

Queensland Obesity Prevention Strategy

National Preventive Health Strategy 2021–2030
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Australian Urban Observatory (AUO)
A digital liveability planning platform that transforms complex urban data into easily understood liveability maps across Australia’s 21 largest cities.
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Australian Urban Observatory (AUO)
A digital liveability planning platform that transforms complex urban data into easily understood liveability maps across Australia’s 21 largest cities.
- Built and Natural Environment
- Community Centres
- Food Venues
- Health, Government, and Other Services
- Healthy Workplaces
- Infrastructure, Planning and Urban Design
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Parks and public spaces
- Places, settings, environments
- Public Transport
- Schools and Early Childhood Places
- Sport and recreation facilities
- Streets, pathways, bike paths
- Walking