We all need to learn from research. The ‘City Know-how’ posts unlock lessons arising from the research published in the Cities & Health journal. Whatever your role, or interest, in cities, I hope you will find something stimulating, something of interest and maybe even something that you can put straight into practice.
Cities & Health is a journal dedicated to providing an innovative international platform for consolidating research and know-how for city development to support human health. The journal is committed to developing a shared evidence base and encouraging better communication between those involved with cities ‘on the ground’ and research communities.
As such the journal publishes papers and commentary from researchers and practitioners working to build new wisdom in supporting healthier cities for people and planet. You are invited to engage with, and help develop, Cities & Health through submitting commentary, views, case studies and research. You can find more information about Cities & Health here.
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Published 14/09/23
Climate change will worsen the health risks facing Zimbabwe’s informal workers. Holistic partnerships can promote their health, while also fostering…
Published 14/09/23
Black applicants are more likely to be denied home improvement loans, yet white applicants are more likely to apply in…
Published 31/08/23
This study is about the contested mobility of women in the urban realm focusing on the use of public toilets….
Published 25/08/23
Outdoor gyms located at parks and beaches were used far more often compared to outdoor gyms in residential areas. More…
Published 24/08/23
Transit Oriented Development (TOD) is an increasingly popular choice for sustainable and liveable urban design. However, interviews show the future…
Published 24/08/23
How can we overcome the most common challenges when developing urban interventions that promote physical activity? We developed recommendations after…
Published 09/08/23
Neighbourhood walkabouts with photography can serve as an accessible platform for communication and advocacy. They can help decision-makers more effectively…
