Designing Walkable Cities

Learn how walkability shapes healthier, more inclusive, and sustainable cities with this free online course exploring how infrastructure, policies, and planning decisions influence pedestrian mobility and urban liveability. Designed for urban planners, transport officials, designers, and policymakers, it offers practical insights into creating safer, more connected, and people-centred streets. 

What you will learn: 

• How to define walkability and identify its key indicators. 
• The infrastructure and design features that support pedestrian access and safety. 
• How urban design and policy shape inclusive, walkable environments. 
• Strategies to integrate walkability into planning and transport decisions. 
• Ways to promote health, equity, and sustainability through walkable urban design. 

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