Developing Tools for Knowledge Translation in Transport and Health Modelling

Developing Tools for Knowledge Translation in Transport and Health Modelling

RMIT’s Healthy Liveable Cities Lab’s city-wide transport and health simulation model aims to support equitable access to walking and cycling across Greater Melbourne.

Project dates: 2022–2025

This project will enable policymakers, practitioners and health advocates to understand, visualise and apply this complex modelling. The visualisation tool will provide policy-relevant evidence for built environment change scenarios to maximise active transport outcomes and redress health inequities.

The project is funded by VicHealth.

Read more about the project here.

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