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… applied their framework to understand how Amsterdam’s plans to build or improve new parks might affect physical activity for everyone in the city. They also looked at the effects on different sub-populations, like youth, elderly and low-income groups. This example illustrates how the city could invest in urban nature to have the greatest physical activity benefits for human health. The research will ultimately serve as the basis for a new health model in Natural Capital Project … 775 European cities to understand the potential of nature-based solutions for addressing climate change. Eventually, the new health model software will be available to city planners, investors and anyone else interested in new arguments and tools for targeting investments in nature in cities. Nature’s contributions are multidimensional—they can support cognitive, emotional, and spiritual well-being, as well as physical health. Previous work from the Natural Capital Project has shown many of these …
… with measuring instruments on the back and a laptop in a basket on the handlebar. 'I study the health effects of spatial planning', he says. He is happy to explain more. Bram Oosterbroek on the move with his measuring bike Our living environment Starting with spatial planning. What is that? 'We are now on the Groene Loper [a greenway in Maastricht], but there used to be a highway here. There are also, of course, buildings, benches and a climbing frame.' The public space, the living environment … to them for health, called "hotspots". Because of corona, we haven’t yet come together to brainstorm about the opportunities, but I can also measure that in the future.' Do you live near the Groene Loper and are you interested? Then check out the website of RuimteGIDS (in Dutch) or talk to Bram when he cycles past again. Original article (in Dutch): https://www.mijngroeneloper.nl/nieuws/nieuws-archief/op-pad-met-de-urban-hotspotter-meetfiets … You may have seen him passing by on the Groene …
… 8 juni 2021 Zoekresultaten 5 June, Global Degrowth Day, saw the launch of Degrowth Daily, a journal dedicated to examples of urban development that doesn’t exclusively target growth. The idea behind degrowth is that reducing production and consumption in the right way will lead to an increase in the quality of life and various positive effects on the environment. The journal Degrowth Daily (in Dutch only) … a 2nd edition will be published soon. Send an email to msioffice@maastrichtuniversity.nl to subscribe. … 5 June, Global Degrowth Day, saw the launch of Degrowth Daily, a journal dedicated to examples of urban development that doesn’t exclusively target growth. The idea behind degrowth is that reducing production and consumption in the right way will lead to an increase in the quality of life and various positive effects on the environment. … Degrowth getting bigger …
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People who are customers of a bicycle rental company are more likely to go by bike instead of public transport, car or on foot. This is according to recent research by scientists at Maastricht University.
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