Key Takeaways
⇢ Cycling symbolizes autonomy, health and sustainability, but its rise depended on
systemic shifts in street design and social norms—not on bikes alone.
⇢ Transitions demand holistic, multi‑level strategies that integrate infrastructure,
behaviour change, policy, culture, and institutions.
⇢ Decisions about which uses, users and values streets prioritize reflect and
reinforce power relations—visible (“who sets lanes?”) and hidden (“whose…
Key Takeaways
The stark differences in life expectancy and health outcomes across neighbourhoods result from systemic urban planning decisions.
Everyone—policymakers, planners, architects, and residents—has a role in ensuring that cities are designed for health and well-being.
The key question to ask before any project is: ‘Who benefits, and who is hurting?’.
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Key Takeaways
School Streets can be successfully implemented in cities of all sizes, from small to
large metropolises - making them an adaptable solution for creating safer, healthier
neighborhoods.
Safe, pedestrianized school zones help reduce traffic and air pollution, making the
environment healthier for children.
School Streets are part of a larger strategy to reduce…
Key Takeaways
⇢ Effective climate action requires intersectional approaches that address social
justice, urban resilience, and economic equity.
⇢ Cities are pivotal in accelerating climate adaptation and mitigation through zoning,
mobility planning, green infrastructure, and community-led initiatives.
⇢ Citizen engagement and co-governance models enhance the effectiveness and
legitimacy of urban climate policies.
Summary
a. Climate activism is evolving beyond protest to include…
Key Takeaways
⇢ Public spaces are essential civic infrastructure for leisure as well as building social
trust, cohesion, and equity.
⇢ Investments in public spaces need to be equitably distributed, with a focus on
underserved, racially marginalized communities.
⇢ Traditional evaluation methods to measure public space impact need to be
updated and should incorporate factors such as social trust, civic engagement,…