Urban planning and development play a key role in the creation of healthy liveability cities, but health is not the primary concern for urban planners and developers when planning and building our communities. The Healthy Liveable Cities Indicators Adelaide Score Card provides the data to track progress and influence future planning and development decisions on Adelaide’s Liveability. Adelaide is one of twenty- five cities for which a scorecard has been prepared.
Guest presenters featuring:
- Distinguished Professor Billie Giles-Corti, RMIT
- Hon Nick Champion, Minister for Trade and Investment, Housing and Urban Development and Planning
- Mr. Carl Higgs, RMIT
- Dr. Melanie Lowe, University of Melbourne
Panel discussion featuring:
- Sally Smith, Executive Director, Planning and Land Use Services, SA Government
- Brenton Grear, Director, Green Adelaide, SA Government
- Pat Gerace, CEO, Urban Development Institute of Australia
- Brenton Caffin, Executive Director, Strategy and Policy, Department of Premier & Cabinet, SA Government
- Charles Mountain, Senior Manager, Road Safety, RAA
- Dr Chris Lease, Deputy Chief Public Health Officer, Department of Health and Wellbeing, SA Government
- Dr Hans Pieters, Urban and Regional Planning, UniSA (Panel Chair)
The results of the Global Healthy and Sustainable Indicators Collaboration reporting on 25 cities including Adelaide have been documented in the Second Lancet Series on Urban Design, Transport and Health.
This event is organised by the Centre for Health in All Policies Research Translation (CHiAPRT), SA Active Living Coalition and University SA. This event is supported by Uniting Communities, Urban Future Exchange and RAA
