Published 09/08/23

Walkabout with photography – improving migrant children’s opportunities

Neighbourhood walkabouts with photography can serve as an accessible platform for communication and advocacy. They can help decision-makers more effectively…

Published 05/08/23

Wild Ways: understanding rewilding behaviour in urban gardens

A review of existing research on understanding rewilding behaviour by city residents in their gardens. We undertook a scoping review of…

Published 25/07/23

Can walking or cycling to and from schools contribute to students’ healthy physical activity?

Walking and cycling to and from schools can make valuable contributions to students’ physical activity and health, according to a…

Published 25/07/23

Green space creation and utilization linked to Healthy Cities policy in Japan: Local public-private partnerships

We found that through the integrated planning of public health and the provision of sufficient green spaces, the quality of…

Published 25/07/23

Measuring livability: a review of approaches in scientific research

A review of livability measures found that while it is defined inconsistently, there is much overlap in approaches and indicators….

Published 25/07/23

Impacts of urban stressors on women in Mexico City

Urban stress plays an important role in women’s psychological and physical health. This serves to highlight the importance of including…

Published 14/07/23

How to use Google Street View to study changes in neighbourhood disorder?

How do neighborhood changes affect health? We analyzed how to use Google Street View to study changes in neighbourhood disorder….

Published 14/07/23

The use of fuzzy modelling in making decisions that improve the desirability of neighbourhoods for their residents

In researching perceived environment and neighbourhood satisfaction, the main challenge in datasets can be data uncertainty. We use fuzzy logic to deal with this. One…

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