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How Precincts Can Improve How We Live
				Learn how well-designed precincts can create a sense of place and belonging, and help drive economic growth.  
			
		  - Built and Natural Environment
 - Community Centres
 - Food Venues
 - Health, Government, and Other Services
 - Healthy Workplaces
 - Parks and public spaces
 - Places, settings, environments
 - Public Transport
 - Schools and Early Childhood Places
 - Sport and recreation facilities
 - Streets, pathways, bike paths
 
My health for life
				My health for life is an free, evidence-based behaviour change initiative where health coaches help participants create healthier habits. 
			
		  10,000 Steps
				 10,000 Steps is a free, interactive, evidence-based behaviour change program that motivates individuals to increase daily physical activity. 
			
		  - Active travel
 - Bike riding
 - Chronic disease
 - Collaboration / partnership
 - Digital and IT
 - Educational institution or university
 - Exercise
 - Healthy weight
 - Healthy Workplaces
 - Infrastructure, Planning and Urban Design
 - Older people
 - Overweight/Obesity
 - Parents
 - Physical activity
 - Queensland
 - Sedentary Behaviour
 - Sport and active recreation industry
 - Streets, pathways, bike paths
 - Walking
 
How supportive are workplace environments for sitting less and moving more?
				A descriptive study of Australian workplaces participating in the BeUpstanding program.  
			
		  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
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 - Health, Government, and Other Services
 - Healthy Workplaces
 - Infrastructure, Planning and Urban Design
 - Monitoring and Evaluation
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 - Streets, pathways, bike paths
 - Walking
 
Related Resources
How Precincts Can Improve How We Live
				Learn how well-designed precincts can create a sense of place and belonging, and help drive economic growth.  
			
		  - Built and Natural Environment
 - Community Centres
 - Food Venues
 - Health, Government, and Other Services
 - Healthy Workplaces
 - Parks and public spaces
 - Places, settings, environments
 - Public Transport
 - Schools and Early Childhood Places
 - Sport and recreation facilities
 - Streets, pathways, bike paths
 
My health for life
				My health for life is an free, evidence-based behaviour change initiative where health coaches help participants create healthier habits. 
			
		  10,000 Steps
				 10,000 Steps is a free, interactive, evidence-based behaviour change program that motivates individuals to increase daily physical activity. 
			
		  - Active travel
 - Bike riding
 - Chronic disease
 - Collaboration / partnership
 - Digital and IT
 - Educational institution or university
 - Exercise
 - Healthy weight
 - Healthy Workplaces
 - Infrastructure, Planning and Urban Design
 - Older people
 - Overweight/Obesity
 - Parents
 - Physical activity
 - Queensland
 - Sedentary Behaviour
 - Sport and active recreation industry
 - Streets, pathways, bike paths
 - Walking
 
How supportive are workplace environments for sitting less and moving more?
				A descriptive study of Australian workplaces participating in the BeUpstanding program.  
			
		  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
 
							
					
				
      
      
      
      